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Finding parking near Nationaal Park Zuid-Kennemerland, Zandvoort
Parking in Nationaal Park Zuid-Kennemerland is spread across separate car parks at the park’s many entrances. Nearly all main car parks charge a fee, while the park itself is free to enter. Use the park map to choose an entrance and check the parking signs before setting off.
Parking entrances and the map for Zuid-Kennemerland
The digital park map marks parking areas with blue P symbols and helps match a car park to your intended entrance. Main access points with parking include Heerenduinen near IJmuiden, Midden-Herenduin near Driehuis, Duin en Kruidberg near Santpoort-Noord, Bleek en Berg, Koevlak, Middenduin, Koningshof and Elswout near Overveen, and Parnassia near Bloemendaal aan Zee.
There is no single central car park for the whole nature area, so choosing the right entrance is important. Koevlak is the practical option for the visitor centre, while Parnassia and Bleek en Berg serve other parts of the dunes.
Parking tariffs at Koevlak, Parnassia and Bleek en Berg
Koevlak, Parnassia and Bleek en Berg are paid PWN car parks. Payment is accepted by debit card or credit card.
| Car park | Parking information |
|---|---|
| Koevlak | The first 30 minutes are free. The daily maximum is €9, and the day rate is equivalent to 5.5 hours of parking. |
| Parnassia | Paid parking. Check the tariff displayed at the car park before leaving your vehicle. |
| Bleek en Berg | Paid parking. Check the tariff displayed at the car park before leaving your vehicle. |
A PWN annual parking card costs €115 and can be used at Koevlak, Parnassia and Bleek en Berg. Drivers planning a later visit can also check Mobypark for future availability near Nationaal Park Zuid-Kennemerland.
Free parking near Nationaal Park Zuid-Kennemerland
The park has no entrance fee, but that does not mean every car park is free. The car park at Duinlustweg is free, and some smaller parking areas may also be free. Always follow the signs at the entrance, as parking conditions differ between locations.
Natuurmonumenten members can park free at Koningshof, Duin en Kruidberg, Midden-Herenduin and Heerenduinen. This benefit applies to the listed Natuurmonumenten car parks and should not be assumed at PWN parking areas such as Koevlak or Parnassia.
Parking at Elswout
Elswout has a separate tariff of €1.90 per hour or €8 per day. A yearly card is available for €85 for drivers who use this car park regularly. Check the signs and payment instructions on arrival, as Elswout is managed separately from the PWN car parks.
Busy periods and daytime parking rules
The Zeeweg towards Bloemendaal aan Zee and Zandvoort can become especially busy on warm, sunny days. Events in the surrounding area can also increase traffic and fill the main car parks, so arriving earlier is sensible when visiting at peak times.
Nationaal Park Zuid-Kennemerland is open from sunrise to sunset, and the car park barriers follow these hours. Overnight parking is not permitted, so remove your vehicle before the car parks close.
Electric vehicle charging and arrival without a car
Electric vehicle charging is available at the visitor centre car park at Koevlak and at Parnassia. Charging spaces may be occupied during busy periods, so do not rely on them as a guaranteed parking option.
For Koevlak, bus 81 stops close to the car park entrance. Overveen railway station is about a 15-minute walk from the visitor centre, while Santpoort-Noord provides access to entrances near Duin en Kruidberg and Midden-Herenduin.