Parking De Zuid is usually the easiest choice
If you drive from Keukenhof towards Zandvoort, you approach from the south. Parking De Zuid is therefore one of the most straightforward places to park, and the beach is within walking distance.
Open Parking De Zuid in Google Maps →Zandvoort parking prices
Zandvoort uses a summer and winter tariff. The summer tariff applies from 1 March through 31 October. This means that visitors combining Zandvoort with Keukenhof will normally pay the summer rate.
| Parking location | Summer tariff | Winter tariff |
|---|---|---|
| Parking De Zuid | €2.50/hour · €15/24h | €1/hour · €6/24h |
| LDC parking garage | €3/hour · €20/24h | €1/hour · €6/24h |
| Badhuis parking garage | €3/hour | €1/hour |
| Zone D – first 4 hours | €1/hour | €0.50/hour |
| Zone D – after first 4 hours | €2.50/hour | €1/hour |
| Camper parking Boulevard Barnaart | €35/24h | €20/24h |
Parking rates and zones can change. Always follow the current signs, meter information and municipal parking rules when you arrive.
Paid parking hours
1 March–31 October
Paid parking generally applies from 10:00 to 22:00.
1 November–1 March
At De Zuid and LDC, winter paid-parking hours are generally 10:00 to 20:00.
Parking De Zuid
Best for: beach visitors arriving from Keukenhof or the south.
De Zuid is a large outdoor parking area on the southern side of Zandvoort. The current summer price is €2.50 per hour, with a €15 24-hour ticket. If you plan to stay several hours for the beach and dinner, the day rate can be more attractive than paying by the hour.
Parking De Zuid on Google Maps →LDC parking garage
Best for: the town centre plus the beach.
The LDC garage is centrally located and useful if your visit includes shops, cafés or restaurants in the centre. The current summer tariff is €3 per hour or €20 for 24 hours.
LDC garage on Google Maps →Badhuis parking garage
Best for: a central location close to beach and village.
The Badhuis garage is another central choice. The current summer tariff is €3 per hour. It can be useful when you want a short walk to the central beach area.
Badhuis garage on Google Maps →Can you park on the boulevard?
Yes, there are paid parking areas along and around the boulevard. They can be convenient but become busy quickly on warm and sunny days. If you are arriving from the south, driving directly to De Zuid can be simpler than searching for a street space close to the centre.
Parking on a sunny spring weekend
Zandvoort can attract large numbers of day visitors when the weather is good. Combine that with busy Keukenhof roads and your travel time can increase significantly.
- Leave Keukenhof with extra time rather than planning a tight dinner reservation.
- Set your parking destination before you start driving.
- Keep an alternative garage in mind in case your first choice is busy.
- Check local signs when entering Zandvoort because temporary traffic measures can apply.
- Major events at Circuit Zandvoort can affect traffic and parking arrangements.
Frequently asked questions
Is parking free in Zandvoort?
Paid parking applies throughout most of Zandvoort. Free parking should not be assumed; always check the zone signs where you park.
How much does Parking De Zuid cost?
The current summer tariff is €2.50 per hour or €15 for 24 hours. The winter tariff is €1 per hour or €6 for 24 hours.
What is the cheapest practical parking for a full beach day?
For many beach visitors, the €15 24-hour ticket at Parking De Zuid is attractive. The best choice depends on where you want to spend your time.
Which parking is best from Keukenhof?
Parking De Zuid is a logical option because you approach Zandvoort from the south.
Do I need to reserve parking?
Not for every parking area, but on very busy days it is sensible to check the latest parking information before departure.