What does parking in Zandvoort cost?

Zones A and B (all of Zandvoort, except Bentveld): €4.00 per hour; Zone C (Boulevard Barnaart, Boulevard Paulus Loot and surroundings): €2.50 per hour, € 15 per 24 hours in summer, € 6 in winter; Zone D (around the sports fields): €1.00 per hour, € 15 per 24 hours in summer, € 6 in winter On top of that SimplePark charges a €0.29 service fee per session.

What is the difference between the summer rate and the winter rate in Zandvoort?

The summer rate applies from 1 March to 31 October and runs from 10.00 to 22.00. The winter rate applies from 1 November to 1 March and runs from 10.00 to 20.00. In winter you pay far less: in zones A and B € 1 per hour instead of € 4.

Do you have to pay in Zandvoort on Sunday?

Yes. Without a parking permit you pay throughout Zandvoort every day, including Sundays and public holidays. Only in Bentveld no paid parking applies.

Parking in Zandvoort: rates, zones and hours

On-street parking in Zandvoort costs €1.00 to €4.00 per hour, depending on the area. Paid parking applies every day 10:00–22:00 in summer, 10:00–20:00 in winter, including Sundays and public holidays. SimplePark knows all 8 parking zones of Zandvoort: start your session in the app, stop it when you leave and pay only for the time you parked. Free parking is available at Bentveld. Covered parking is available at LDC car park (centre). 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.

Summer, winter and four zones

Zandvoort is a seaside resort, and you see that in the rates. The season determines not only what you pay but also how long: from 1 March to 31 October the summer rate applies between 10.00 and 22.00, from 1 November to 1 March the winter rate between 10.00 and 20.00. And unlike in most municipalities you also pay here on Sunday and on public holidays.

Where you stand also matters. Zones A and B cover all public parking spaces in Zandvoort except Bentveld; there you pay € 4 per hour in summer for the first two hours and then € 7 per hour. Zone C, the boulevards and the streets behind them, is at € 2.50 per hour a good deal milder and has a 24-hour ticket of € 15. Zone D around the sports fields is cheapest: the first four hours cost € 1 per hour. In Bentveld you park for free.

Car parks and longer stays

If you come for a day at the beach, the LDC car park in the centre or De Zuid car park is often the quietest choice. In the LDC car park you pay € 3 per hour in summer, and with a 24-hour ticket of € 20 you stand there a full day and night. On De Zuid an hour costs € 2.50 and a 24-hour ticket € 15. If you stay overnight, a night rate of € 0.25 per hour applies in both car parks. For Boulevard Barnaart there are also a 3-day ticket of € 30 and a week ticket of € 50, handy if you stay a long weekend.

Paying at the coast

On-street you pay at the parking meter or via an app on your phone. The latter saves hassle on a busy beach path: with SimplePark you start the session as soon as you stop and you stop it when you drive away, and you pay by the minute. Especially in Zandvoort, where the rate rises sharply after two hours, it is handy that you do not have to estimate in advance how long you will stay on the beach.

Rates and paid hours in Zandvoort

Zones A and B (all of Zandvoort, except Bentveld)
€4.00 per hour
Paid hours
every day 10:00–22:00 (1 March to 31 October)
summer € 4 per hour for the first 2 hours and € 7 per hour after that; winter € 1 and € 2 per hour
Zone C (Boulevard Barnaart, Boulevard Paulus Loot and surroundings)
€2.50 per hour
Maximum
€ 15 per 24 hours in summer, € 6 in winter
winter € 1 per hour; on Boulevard Barnaart also a 3-day ticket of € 30 and a week ticket of € 50
Zone D (around the sports fields)
€1.00 per hour
Maximum
€ 15 per 24 hours in summer, € 6 in winter
summer € 1 per hour for the first 4 hours and € 2.50 after that; winter € 0.50 and € 1

Rates as of September 7, 2026, source: Zandvoort municipality.

Free parking and P+R in Zandvoort

Bentveld
free
in Bentveld no paid parking applies

Car parks in Zandvoort

LDC car park (centre)
€ 3 per hour in summer, € 1 in winter
night rate € 0.25 between 22.00 and 10.00, 24-hour ticket € 20 in summer and € 6 in winter
Badhuis car park
€ 3 per hour in summer, € 1 in winter
night rate € 0.25 between 22.00 and 8.00
De Zuid car park
€ 2.50 per hour in summer, € 1 in winter
24-hour ticket € 15 in summer and € 6 in winter

How to pay with SimplePark in Zandvoort

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 Zandvoort rate right away.
Stop the session when you leave. You pay only for the time you parked.

A hand holding a phone with the SimplePark app in the car

FAQ about parking in Zandvoort

What does parking in Zandvoort cost?
Zones A and B (all of Zandvoort, except Bentveld): €4.00 per hour; Zone C (Boulevard Barnaart, Boulevard Paulus Loot and surroundings): €2.50 per hour, € 15 per 24 hours in summer, € 6 in winter; Zone D (around the sports fields): €1.00 per hour, € 15 per 24 hours in summer, € 6 in winter
On top of that SimplePark charges a €0.29 service fee per session.
Until what time is parking paid in Zandvoort?
Paid parking in Zandvoort applies every day 10:00–22:00 in summer, 10:00–20:00 in winter, including Sundays and public holidays.
What is the difference between the summer rate and the winter rate in Zandvoort?
The summer rate applies from 1 March to 31 October and runs from 10.00 to 22.00. The winter rate applies from 1 November to 1 March and runs from 10.00 to 20.00. In winter you pay far less: in zones A and B € 1 per hour instead of € 4.
Do you have to pay in Zandvoort on Sunday?
Yes. Without a parking permit you pay throughout Zandvoort every day, including Sundays and public holidays. Only in Bentveld no paid parking applies.