Parking De Kale Pater, Haarlem

If you’re looking for parking De Kale Pater in Haarlem, you’ll want something that matches a busy city-centre location. De Kale Pater is on/near Schagchelstraat, where street parking falls under paid parking zone B and availability can be tight around dinner time.

Book private parking near De Kale Pater (paid street pressure reduced)

Mobypark gives you access to bookable private parking spots in the area—spaces owned by places that don’t use them all the time (think hotel parking, office building spots, private driveways, or unused garage spaces). Instead of circling for a free curb spot in zone B, you can reserve ahead for your arrival time and park without the “will there be space?” stress. This is especially helpful when you’re coming later in the day and street availability is most unpredictable.

Street parking on Schagchelstraat (Haarlem centre, zone B): hours and tariff

On the street around Schagchelstraat 19, paid parking applies in zone B (centre). That means you need to plan for both the time window and the hourly cost.

• Monday–Saturday: paid parking 09:00–23:00
• Sunday: paid parking 13:00–23:00
• Tariff in zone B: €6,70 per hour (per current local rate)

If you’re staying for a full evening, the hourly rate can add up quickly—so it’s worth comparing street parking to pre-booked options like Mobypark, particularly when you don’t want to keep checking the clock.

Permits and visitor options for street parking

Street parking in zone B is not the same as “park whenever you want.” If you live locally, you may be able to park with a resident permit (and residents can register up to two vehicle plates on one permit in zone B). Visitors can sometimes use a visitor permit set up by residents, with different low per-hour rates depending on the time and day.

If you don’t have a resident connection or you’re not sure what applies for your vehicle, booking a private spot through Mobypark can be a simpler alternative than relying on permit setup and time-of-day eligibility.

Public garages in Haarlem centre: useful when you need certainty

Public garages are often a practical fall-back because they typically operate with clear opening hours and a capped daily maximum. For example, Haarlem’s official garage info shows that the maximum daily price can vary by garage (for instance, one garage lists a max day of €17,20, while another lists up to €39,30).

If you arrive when street spaces are already scarce, pre-booking can remove the uncertainty of driving around—Mobypark can be a convenient option to compare against garage availability and daily caps.

Best strategy for your arrival time

Restaurant visits near De Kale Pater usually mean evening arrival, when street parking in zone B is both paid and harder to find. To reduce hassle, match your plan to the time you’ll be there: book ahead if you’ll park for longer, and use street parking only if your schedule is short and you’re ready to pay within the zone B hours.

For the exact street rules and Sunday/permit details that apply here, see the FAQ below.