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Finding parking in Zandvoort
Parking in Zandvoort is paid across most of the town, with higher summer rates and busy periods around the beach and major events. Mobypark also has a bookable private parking option in Zandvoort, allowing you to compare public tariffs with a space pre-booked before arrival.
Bookable private parking in Zandvoort
Mobypark makes privately owned spaces available to drivers when owners are not actively using them. Depending on availability, these can include hotel parking, office-building spaces, private driveways and unused garages. Checking Mobypark before travelling can give you a confirmed parking arrangement instead of searching for a space after reaching Zandvoort.
Street parking rates and zones in Zandvoort
Without a valid permit, paid parking applies throughout Zandvoort every day, including Sundays and public holidays. The summer tariff runs from 1 March to 31 October, from 10.00 to 22.00. During winter, from 1 November to the end of February, payment is required from 10.00 to 20.00.
| Area | Summer tariff | Winter tariff |
|---|---|---|
| Zones A and B | €4 per hour for the first 2 hours, then €7 per hour | €1 per hour for the first 2 hours, then €2 per hour |
| Zone C | €2.50 per hour or €15 for 24 hours | €1 per hour or €6 for 24 hours |
| Zone D | €1 per hour for the first 4 hours, then €2.50 per hour | €0.50 per hour for the first 4 hours, then €1 per hour |
Zones A and B cover most public parking in Zandvoort, while Zone C includes parts of Boulevard Barnaart and other coastal streets. Zone D is around the sports fields. If the street tariff or available spaces does not suit your arrival time, comparing a pre-booked Mobypark space can avoid circling for a place to park.
Car parks and the LDC garage in Zandvoort
The LDC garage in the centre is useful when you need covered parking or want to leave the car for several hours. Its summer rate is €3 per hour and its winter rate is €1 per hour. The night tariff from 22.00 to 10.00 is €0.25 per hour in summer and €0.10 per hour in winter; 24-hour tariffs are €20 in summer and €6 in winter.
De Zuid is a large public parking area that can be used for visits to the beach and longer daytime stays. Public car parks and the LDC garage may offer advance tickets or reservations, but availability can change on busy days. Mobypark provides another pre-booked option when knowing your space is arranged in advance matters more than choosing the cheapest public tariff.
Parking for the beach and busy summer days
Coastal parking fills more quickly on warm weekends and during school holidays. Boulevard Barnaart and other spaces close to the beach are convenient, but they are also among the first areas to become busy. Zone C offers a 24-hour ticket, as well as multi-day and weekly tickets for some parts of the boulevard.
For a beach visit, check the tariff zone and intended length of stay before entering Zandvoort. If you prefer to avoid relying on space being available on arrival, a Mobypark booking is a practical alternative to last-minute street or car-park searches.
Long-stay and overnight parking in Zandvoort
Longer stays are often better suited to a 24-hour, multi-day or weekly ticket than to hourly parking in Zones A and B. Zone C and Zone D offer longer-stay ticket options, while the LDC garage has separate night and 24-hour tariffs. Check the applicable seasonal tariff before leaving the vehicle overnight.
A Mobypark space can also be compared for an overnight or multi-day stay when you want to arrange parking before travelling and reduce time pressure after arrival.
Free parking and permits in Zandvoort
There is no general unrestricted free parking in Zandvoort itself. Bentveld, which is outside the paid-parking area, has free parking, but spaces and local restrictions still need to be checked on signs. Do not assume that a free space in a neighbouring area permits long-term parking or is suitable for a beach visit.
Residents can apply for parking permits and resident arrangements. In Zone A, the resident arrangement can limit continuous parking to four hours. Permit holders must use the correct zone and keep the permit active; a resident permit does not automatically cover every car park or paid location.
Parking rules, penalties and enforcement in Zandvoort
Pay at the machine or through a parking app, and make sure the correct registration number and zone are selected. A parking session that was started for a different vehicle, zone or time does not protect against enforcement. Scanning vehicles are used to check paid parking and permit compliance.
Not paying enough parking tax, failing to register the vehicle or parking without the required permit can lead to a municipal parking-tax surcharge. The maximum surcharge is €82 in 2026, in addition to the parking charge that should have been paid; the amount applied locally can be lower. Incorrect or obstructive parking is a separate traffic offence, with the penalty depending on the specific offence.
Parking at Circuit Zandvoort
For events at Circuit Zandvoort, the standard visitor area is Parking A. Paid parking applies at most events and spaces can fill up, so entry is not guaranteed if you arrive late. Event travel advice and parking arrangements can differ by date.
When circuit parking is full, municipal parking areas in Zandvoort may be used where permitted. For greater certainty before an event, you can also compare a pre-booked Mobypark space in the town, subject to the space's access conditions and availability.