Parking Het Kamp, Hilversum

Parking Het Kamp in Hilversum: you can’t just park anywhere near the area. Here you’ll find where stopping is allowed, a practical nearby alternative for a short walk, and the key Hilversum rules for paid parking, permits, and late-hour parking.

Can you park on Franse Kampweg or at Het Kamp itself?

No. There is a parking and stop ban on Franse Kampweg and on the French Camp / Het Kamp terrein. If you’re aiming to drive right up to the entrance area, plan for a different parking location.

Park-and-walk option: station Bussum Zuid (recommended)

A practical alternative is to park at station Bussum Zuid (Struikheiweg 5, 1406 TK Bussum). From there it’s roughly a 12-minute walk to the Het Kamp area.

Because you’re arriving outside of the “direct” drop-off zone, availability can still be limited on busy days—Mobypark currently doesn’t show any bookable spots for Het Kamp, but you can check it for future availability if your plan depends on finding a guaranteed space.

Street parking in Hilversum: paid zones and changing hours

If you park in other nearby streets, Hilversum uses multiple paid on-street parking zones (8 zones in total). Tariffs can vary depending on your distance to the city centre—parking closer to the centre is typically more expensive, and many areas use progressive pricing (costs increase the longer you stay).

Sunday/holiday note: some areas can be free on Sundays and public holidays, but in the city centre paid parking often applies on Sundays between 12:00 and 24:00. Always follow the sign on the exact street/zone you choose.

Permits (residents/workers) and visitor parking rules

In Hilversum’s paid parking zones, residents or people who work in the area can apply for a parking permit for their own zone. Conditions typically include being registered at the correct address within the zone, and there are limits on how many permits can be issued per address.

Visitors may be able to benefit from a visitor arrangement (a discount/visitor scheme) if the resident or company in that paid zone requests it—check locally with the rules that apply to your specific destination street.

Overnight and late-evening parking: what to check

Rules depend on the exact paid zone. In paid areas, between Monday–Saturday 09:00–00:00 you generally need to park with payment or a permit. After that time, the situation can vary by street—so check the posted restriction for your exact parking spot before leaving your car.

For larger vehicles (longer than 6 m, higher than 2.4 m, and/or heavier than 3500 kg) within the built-up area, you may need a parking exemption instead of using regular street parking. Apply via the municipality when applicable.