Car and parking

In the city center of Enkhuizen, you can park conveniently and for free within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and many facilities and institutions.

Visitors to the city center have various options for free parking:

Short-term parking with a blue parking disc in the blue zones and in the parking lot at Albert Heijn.
Long-term parking at Dirck Chinaplein (near the train station) and behind the train station.

All other parking spaces in the city center are reserved for permit holders. The Zuiderzee Museum and Sprookjeswonderland have their own parking lots.

Short parking

Short-term parking is available in blue zones with a parking disc. The maximum parking time in blue zones is three hours. These zones are indicated by signs and blue markings. In the parking lot at Albert Heijn (Molenweg), you can park for a maximum of 2 hours with a blue parking disc. A parking disc is required from Monday to Saturday between 10:00 AM and 8:00 PM. After 8:00 PM and on Sundays (except shopping Sundays), you can park anywhere in the city center without a parking disc or permit.

Long parking

At the train station and at Dirck Chinaplein, you can park for an unlimited time without a parking disc or permit.

Busses

The designated area for parking a bus or coach is at the P+R next to the railway station. There are about seven bus parking spaces available here.

Campers

Enkhuizen no longer has public camper parking spots. Campers can find accommodation at the campsites in Enkhuizen and the surrounding area.

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Licensees

In the permit zone, you can only park with a parking permit from Monday to Saturday, between 10:00 AM and 8:00 PM. Residents of the city center can apply for temporary visitor parking permits (scratch cards) for their guests, valid for five hours.permits for inner-city residents, for businesses (also from outside Enkhuizen's inner city) and for caregivers (also from outside Enkhuizen's inner city). Inner-city residents can apply for visitor parking permits for their visitors. These so-called scratch cards are valid for five hours.

Parking on Sunday

On Sunday (excluding shopping Sundays), you can park anywhere in the city center without needing a parking disc or permit.

Parking for disabled persons

Holders of a vehicle with a valid disabled parking card are allowed to park for free in the permit holders’ area in Enkhuizen. This applies to both residents of the municipality and visitors.

Parking on roads
You may park for a maximum of three hours on roads where a parking prohibition applies, indicated by a (zone) sign or a yellow broken line. In such cases, you must use a parking disc to indicate your arrival time.

Outside of designated parking bays in residential areas indicated by signs, you may also park for a maximum of three hours. Here too, you must use a parking disc showing your arrival time. On roads where the use of a parking disc is mandatory (disc parking zones), you may park without a parking disc. For disabled persons, there is no restriction on the parking duration in these zones.

Parking in parking lots
In areas where a parking disc is required, you may park without using a parking disc. Vehicles with a disabled parking card may park here without time restrictions.

For information and to apply for disabled parking cards and spaces, you can contact the municipality.

Parking in Enkhuizen

For more information on parking in Enkhuizen, please refer to the Municipality of Enkhuizen. Check out the website or contact us by phone at 0228-360100.