Parking in Oisterwijk: rates, zones and hours
On-street parking in Oisterwijk costs €1.55 to €2.40 per hour, depending on the area. Paid parking applies Mon–Thu 9:00–18:00, Friday until 21:00, Saturday until 17:00. Parking is free on Sundays. SimplePark knows all 7 parking zones of Oisterwijk: start your session in the app, stop it when you leave and pay only for the time you parked. Free parking is available at Moergestel, Heukelom and Haaren. In Blue zones in the municipality you can stay 120 minutes with a parking disc. The rates come from the municipality and were checked on September 7, 2026. With SimplePark you start and stop the parking session in the app and pay by the minute, plus €0.29 in service costs per parking action.
Where to park in Oisterwijk
Paid parking in Oisterwijk is limited to the centre of the main village. In Moergestel, Heukelom and Haaren you put your car down for free. In the centre there are two regimes, and where you stand really makes a difference. Around De Lind, the Dorpsstraat, the Kerkstraat, the Hoogstraat and the Burgemeester Verwielstraat you settle per quarter-hour. That first quarter-hour costs € 0.25, the second and third € 0.55 each and the fourth € 0.80; if you stay longer than an hour, the rate goes to € 2.40 per hour. In short: picking up a loaf is cheap there, staying an afternoon is not.
In the streets and on the car parks around them you simply pay per hour: € 1.55. That applies to the Spoorlaan at the Jumbo, the Vloeiweg, the Marktpad, the Stationsplein, the Gemullehoekenweg and the De Balbian Versterlaan. For a day ticket you pay € 6.20 there, and that is the logical choice as soon as you stay longer than about four hours.
Hours, disc and Sunday
The paid hours differ per day. From Monday to Thursday paid parking applies from 9:00 to 18:00, on Friday it runs through to 21:00 and on Saturday it already stops at 17:00. On Sunday you park for free, but on a public holiday that does not fall on a Sunday, such as Ascension Day or Whit Monday, you do pay. If you live or stand in a street with a blue zone, you may stay two hours there with a parking disc; in the Kerkstraat in Haaren that is four hours.
Paying with your phone
At the meter or via a parking app: both work. With SimplePark you start your session as soon as you are parked and stop it when you drive off, so you pay per minute. That is convenient in a centre where the first hour is charged in quarter-hours and you can hardly estimate in advance how long your visit will last.
Rates and paid hours in Oisterwijk
Core shopping area, per quarter-hour
€2.40 per hour
Paid hours
Other streets and car parks in the centre
€1.55 per hour
Paid hours
Maximum
Parking is free on Sundays.Rates as of September 7, 2026, source: Oisterwijk municipality.
Free parking and P+R in Oisterwijk
Moergestel, Heukelom and Haaren
Carpool site at the A58 exit at Moergestel
Blue zones in Oisterwijk
Blue zones in the municipality
Kerkstraat in Haaren
How to pay with SimplePark in Oisterwijk
- Open the app: it finds the zone you are in, or you enter the zone code from the meter.
- Pick your plate and start your session. You see the Oisterwijk rate right away.
- Stop the session when you leave. You pay only for the time you parked.
FAQ about parking in Oisterwijk
What does parking in Oisterwijk cost?
Core shopping area, per quarter-hour: €2.40 per hour; Other streets and car parks in the centre: €1.55 per hour, € 6.20 day ticket
On top of that SimplePark charges a €0.29 service fee per session.
Until what time is parking paid in Oisterwijk?
Paid parking in Oisterwijk applies Mon–Thu 9:00–18:00, Friday until 21:00, Saturday until 17:00. Parking is free on Sundays.
Is parking in Oisterwijk free on Sundays?
Yes, on Sundays on-street parking in Oisterwijk is free.
What does a short visit to Oisterwijk town centre cost?
In the core shopping area you pay by the quarter-hour. That area covers De Lind, Dorpsstraat, Kerkstraat, Hoogstraat and the Burgemeester Verwielstraat. The first quarter-hour costs € 0.25, the second and third € 0.55 each and the fourth € 0.80. An hour therefore comes in lower than the rate of € 2.40 per hour that applies from the second hour.