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In a public hearing on June 27th, the McCall City Council officially approved new access fees for the McCall Public Boat Ramp, which will take effect on July 12, 2024. To find more information and/or to purchase a pass please click here.
McCall is a walkable community with multiple pathways and shared roads for multi-modal commuting.Street News Updates | Visit Road Closures for updates on road closures, detours and parade routes.
Free Shuttle Schedule | Mountain Community Transit offers free rides connecting cities and areas within McCall.Red Line - Inside McCall using bus stopsGreen Line - Travels to Cascade with Stops in DonnellyGold Line - Travels to New MeadowsBlue Line - Inside McCall flag down service along 3rd St. /Lake Street. Buses run Memorial Day-Labor Day 11:00am-9:00pm
Use our on-street parking or visit one of our many walkable public parking lots.Public Parking Information - Visit McCall.id.us/parking
McCall requires your dog to be on a leash on all pathways and in all public park facilities. Only one off-leash dog area on the water is located near Brown Park. Please keep your dog off beach sand. Please always pick up after your dog. Looking for a dog park? A privately owned dog park is open to the public at the McCall Rehabilitation and Care Center at 418 Floyde St. McCall.
McCall is nestled in the mountain and therefore sees many different wildlife species. Please watch from afar. Drive carefully and do not approach wildlife. Never feed wildlife. The McCall City Council passed a Wildlife ordinance on September 28th prohibiting the feeding of wildlife in city limits. Visit McCallWildlife.com for more information.
Annual Holiday Tree Lighting and shop local event: Visit the Tree Lighting page for more information.
For more City of McCall events view our calendar here.
City offices will be closed on Monday, November 11th in honor of Veteran's Day.
City Offices will be closed Thursday, November 28th and Friday, November 29th in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
To learn more about snow removal in the City visit our Snow in the City page.
To view a list of all the road projects in the City visit here.
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