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Finding parking in Valkenburg
For parking in Valkenburg, drivers can compare public car parks, street-parking areas and pre-bookable private spaces before arriving. Mobypark offers bookable parking options in Valkenburg, helping you secure a space in advance instead of relying only on availability in the centre.
Pre-book parking in Valkenburg with Mobypark
Mobypark connects drivers with private parking spaces that owners do not actively use, including hotel parking, office-building spaces, private driveways and unused garages. You can compare available spaces for your dates and pre-book a practical alternative to public parking. Some private spaces may also work out cheaper than a public full-day tariff, particularly for longer stays.
Street parking rates and the free first hour in Valkenburg
Paid parking applies at many locations in and around Valkenburg town centre. At the listed locations, the first hour is free, but street users must still register their vehicle number at the parking machine or through a mobile parking provider. After the first hour, the price depends on the area.
| Parking area | Paid hours | After the first hour | 24-hour rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geulpark and Par’Course II | Daily, 10:00–22:00 | €1 per hour | €6 |
| Cauberg | 24 hours a day | €2 per hour | €12 |
| Odapark, Aan de Polfermolen, Par’Course I, Spoorlaan and Burgemeester Henssingel | Daily, 10:00–22:00 | €2 per hour | €12 |
| Koningswinkelstraat I, Neerhem Oost, Daalhemerweg, Berkelplein and Plenkertstraat I and II | Daily, 10:00–22:00 | €3 per hour | No 24-hour rate |
| Walramplein | Daily, 10:00–22:00 | €4 per hour | No 24-hour rate |
Walramplein is therefore one of the more expensive choices for a longer stay, while Geulpark and Par’Course II have the lowest listed full-day rate. If you prefer to avoid searching for a paid space at arrival, Mobypark provides pre-bookable private alternatives for the same Valkenburg visit.
Garage parking at Aan de Kei
Parking garage Aan de Kei is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The first hour is free, followed by a tariff of €2 per hour, with a maximum of €16 for 24 hours. It suits drivers who need a garage option outside the normal 10:00–22:00 paid period used at many outdoor locations.
For a longer visit where you want to arrange parking before setting off, compare Mobypark spaces as an alternative to turning up at the garage and paying the full public tariff.
P+R Spoorlaan parking for train journeys
P+R Spoorlaan is open around the clock. The regular tariff is €1.10 per hour, with a maximum of €5.74 per day. An eligible public-transport traveller tariff can reduce the maximum daily charge to €2 when the parking conditions and same-day domestic train journey requirements are met.
Check the applicable travel conditions before relying on the reduced rate. If you need a pre-booked space rather than depending on available P+R capacity, Mobypark offers private parking options in Valkenburg that can be compared for your dates.
Cheap, long-stay and overnight parking in Valkenburg
For a full day, Geulpark and Par’Course II have a €6 maximum, making them among the lowest-priced public options listed. P+R Spoorlaan has a €5.74 regular daily maximum, while the €2 traveller tariff is restricted to eligible train users. Aan de Kei and Cauberg provide 24-hour access, but their maximum daily charges are €16 and €12 respectively.
For an overnight stay, choose a location with 24-hour access and check the payment conditions carefully. Mobypark is another practical choice for longer parking: available private spaces can be compared and booked ahead, with the price shown for the selected dates.
Parking rules, permits and penalties in Valkenburg
Register your vehicle even when using the free first hour on a street-parking area. The registration proves when your free period started and helps prevent an enforcement charge. Follow marked bays and local signs, particularly around footways, restricted areas and designated accessible parking spaces.
Failing to pay where payment is required can result in a parking-tax reassessment, with the amount sent to the registered keeper. Parking in a prohibited place can lead to a separate enforcement penalty. In Aan de Kei, following another vehicle out of the barrier without paying is prohibited and carries a €60 charge in addition to the unpaid parking fee.