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Finding parking near Apenheul, Apeldoorn

Parking at Apenheul centres on the visitor car park at Apenheul & Berg en Bos, while Mobypark lets you compare and pre-book an available private parking option for your visit. These are spaces that owners do not actively use, including hotel parking, office spaces, private driveways and unused garages, when available for your dates.

Bookable private parking near Apenheul

Mobypark offers bookable private parking in the wider area around Apenheul rather than at the visitor entrance itself. Booking before departure gives you a planned place to drive to instead of searching on arrival. Check the exact address, access instructions and route carefully, as the space is separate from the official Apenheul car park.

Official Apenheul car park: entrances and walking route

The main visitor car park is Apenheul & Berg en Bos. You can enter from the Burgemeester Roosmale Nepveulaan or the J.C. Wilslaan. The walk from the car park to the Apenheul entrance takes around 10 minutes, so allow extra time if you are travelling with children or need to arrive for a timed entry.

Follow the signs to the designated car park rather than looking for a space in the adjoining residential streets. If capacity at this public car park is a concern, a pre-booked Mobypark space provides an alternative in the wider area.

Apenheul parking costs and payment

From 1 January 2026, the visitor car park charges by parking duration. The first hour is free, while a stay of more than three hours costs the full-day rate.

Parking timeCharge
Up to 60 minutesFree
60 to 90 minutes€2.50
90 to 120 minutes€5.00
120 to 150 minutes€7.50
150 to 180 minutes€10.00
More than 180 minutes€11.00 day ticket

Pay by scanning the QR code on the car park signs or arrange an exit ticket online. For a full-day visit, Mobypark is an alternative when advance planning and a booked space matter more than choosing the lowest public parking tariff.

Busy-day parking at Apenheul

The visitor car park can fill on the busiest days. When the main areas P1 to P4 are full, traffic is directed to overflow parking on the J.C. Wilslaan rather than through the surrounding neighbourhood. Arrive early during school holidays, weekends and other peak visitor periods.

Booking a Mobypark space in advance can reduce the need to circle for a space when demand is high, although you should allow time to travel from the booked location to Apenheul.

Avoid residential parking around Apenheul

Nearby residential streets are not a reliable free-parking option. Permit-holder restrictions apply in the surrounding area and parking is checked regularly, so use the designated visitor car park or arrange another legal parking space before setting off.

If you prefer not to drive on a busy day, buses 1 and 21 run from Apeldoorn Station to the Apenheul stop in about 15 minutes. From the stop, the route continues across the road to the entrance of Berg & Bos.

FAQ about parking near Apenheul

Where can I park for Apenheul?
Use the visitor car park at Apenheul & Berg en Bos, with entrances on the Burgemeester Roosmale Nepveulaan and J.C. Wilslaan in Apeldoorn. The walk from the car park to the Apenheul entrance takes around 10 minutes. On busy days, follow signs for overflow parking rather than parking in nearby residential streets.
How much does parking at Apenheul cost?
From 1 January 2026, parking at the Apenheul & Berg en Bos visitor car park is free for up to 60 minutes. It costs €2.50 for 60 to 90 minutes, €5 for 90 to 120 minutes, €7.50 for 120 to 150 minutes, €10 for 150 to 180 minutes and €11 for more than 180 minutes or a full-day ticket.