Parking in Bloemendaal: rates, zones and hours

At the beach or in the village

Bloemendaal is really two parking towns in one. On the coast lie two large car parks at the beach, covered by a solar roof of 5000 solar panels, and there the rate hangs on the season. From 1 March to 1 November you pay € 4.95 per hour and a full day runs up to € 34.65; in the months outside that it drops to € 1.90 per hour and € 15.20 per day. The paid hours shift with it: in season paid parking applies daily from 8.00 to 22.00, in the winter period from 10.00 to 18.00.

In the village centres it is a different story. Paid parking applies there only on Bloemendaalseweg and Kerkplein in Bloemendaal, Monday to Saturday between 9.00 and 18.00, for € 1.90 per hour. The rest of the municipality works with blue zones and permit-holder areas.

Blue zones per village

In Aerdenhout a blue zone lies around Dahlialaan, Goudsbloemplein, Madelievenlaan, Teding van Berkhoutlaan and Verbenalaan: Monday to Saturday between 8.00 and 18.00 you set a parking disc and stand max. two hours. In Bennebroek a blue zone applies on Bennebroekerlaan, Zwarteweg and part of the Rijksstraatweg, on weekdays between 8.00 and 18.00 and on Zwarteweg on Saturday too.

Overveen is the most fine-grained. North of the level crossing you may stand max. one hour on Tetterodeweg, Ter Hoffsteedeweg and Ruysdaelweg, on weekdays until 18.00 and on Saturday until 17.00. South of it blue zone and permit-holder area alternate per street section, partly until 17.30 and then only for permit holders. As a visitor the rule everywhere in a blue zone is: set the disc, max. one hour.

Paying and fines

At the beach and on Bloemendaalseweg you pay at the meter by card, or with your phone. If you enter a wrong plate or pay too little, an additional parking-tax assessment follows. With SimplePark you start the session as soon as you come to a stop and stop it when you drive away; you pay per minute, which at the beach helps if the weather turns sooner than you thought.