Parking De Bongerd, Amsterdam

Book private parking for parking De Bongerd with Mobypark

If you’re looking for parking De Bongerd in Amsterdam-Noord, the most reliable approach is to avoid last-minute street hunting. Mobypark lets you pre-book bookable private parking spots—for example unused hotel/office spaces, private driveways, and empty garages that owners don’t actively use—so you arrive with a confirmed place.

This is especially useful around De Bongerd where nearby public parking is paid and time-limited. When you compare the full-day street cost to a reserved private spot, many drivers find it can work out significantly cheaper (often up to 60% vs paying street for the same time)—and without the stress of feeding a meter and moving your car.

Street parking rules around De Bongerd (yellow zone)

In De Bongerd (including the Kwekerijlaan area) you’ll find paid parking. The local tariff in this area is a yellow zone rate of €1.70 per hour, applying Monday to Sunday from 09:00 to 19:00. The rules also cap your stay: the maximum allowed parking duration is 10 hours.

Parking disc (parkeerschijf) options that used to offer limited free time have been largely replaced by paid parking in Amsterdam-Noord since 17 November 2025. If you plan to stay longer, paying street rates up to the limit can quickly add up—pre-booking via Mobypark can be an easier way to keep your schedule without worrying about time pressure.

Kwekerijlaan: private barrier-gated spots vs public options

On/around Kwekerijlaan there are outside parking spaces with a parking barrier. In practice, these spots are rented out and often fully occupied, so if you don’t have access, you’ll typically need to use the public paid parking in the area.

When the private barrier-gated spaces aren’t available, it’s either street parking within the paid rules—or choosing a reserved private place on Mobypark, where you can filter for the dates you need and avoid arriving to an empty option.

Permits, visitors, and enforcement (what can trigger a fine)

Residents in the paid-parking areas can apply for up to two parking permits, usually linked to your registered cars and conditions such as not having parking on private property. If you’re driving as a visitor, there can be a visitor permit option with a discount of about 65% compared with the public hourly rate, with a maximum of 150 hours per quarter.

For everyone else, enforcement is active. Parking rules are checked daily, and if payment is missing you may receive a notice; the typical penalty can be €49, plus at least the equivalent of one hour of parking fee for the applicable zone.

If you don’t have a permit, don’t rely on “just finding something” during busy times—booking a private spot on Mobypark is a practical alternative that keeps you within the rules without last-minute decisions.

Use the search bar to match your dates

To find the right parking De Bongerd option, start by entering your arrival/departure dates above. Then compare: paid street rules (rate + 10-hour limit) versus a reserved private spot you can rely on. For permit/visitor and paid-parking specifics, you’ll find the main details in the FAQ below.