Parking Siertuin Gooilust, Hilversum

If you’re searching for parking Siertuin Gooilust, you’ll mainly be looking for the car access points at Gooilust itself (and a sensible backup if that area is already full). The Siertuin is visited from Zuidereinde in ’s-Graveland, so your best options are the on-site driveway parking and nearby public parking governed by the local signs.

Parking on the Gooilust driveway (Zuidereinde 47B)

For Siertuin Gooilust, parking is possible on the left side of the driveway leading into Gooilust. Use Zuidereinde 47B, 1243 KL ’s‑Graveland for your navigation and follow the on-site guidance for where cars may stop.

Practical tip: leave extra space for cars entering/exiting the driveway, and avoid stopping where you block gate areas or marked access lanes.

Parking at the visitor information area (Zuidereinde 49)

If you’re also combining your visit with information on-site, there is parking at the visitor information panel area at Zuidereinde 49, 1243 KL ’s‑Graveland. It’s a useful fallback when the nearest spots on the driveway are taken.

Street parking in ’s‑Graveland (backup option)

If the driveway parking is at capacity, you’ll need to switch to public street parking nearby. In this type of area, parking conditions can include paid time limits and/or resident/permit rules, so always park strictly according to the signs and markings.

• Look for time restrictions (and whether they apply to your arrival time).
• Check if there are payment machines or only pay-and-display zones.
• Do not park in areas marked for access/turning, loading, or bus stops.

And if you want a backup plan you can check ahead of time, you can also check Mobypark for future availability in the area when capacity is tight (availability changes).

Arrival timing that reduces stress

The Siertuin is open from 1 March to mid‑November on Tuesdays and Saturdays 13:00–16:30. To improve your odds of finding a driveway space, aim to arrive early in the opening window—especially during the busier spring and early summer season when visitors tend to come for the rhododendron valley.

Drive-in practicalities (for smaller & larger cars)

The driveway approach can be narrow in parts and designed for entry to a private site, so take it slow and follow the flow on arrival. If you have a larger vehicle, plan for the possibility that you may need to choose a slightly different parking point (still respecting the signs) rather than trying to squeeze into a tight spot.

For quick answers about where to park, whether parking is free, and what to do if it’s full, see the FAQ below.