Parking Oberkampf, Paris

Looking for parking Oberkampf? This area in Paris 11 can be tricky to park in at busy hours, so the fastest way is to match your arrival time to street rules—or pre-book a private spot when you want certainty.

Book private parking near Oberkampf with Mobypark

With Mobypark, you can reserve private parking spots that owners don’t actively use (for example hotel parking, office building spaces, private driveways, or unused garage bays). Instead of hunting for a street place with limited hours, you can compare options for your dates and park without time pressure—especially useful in Zone 1 around Oberkampf.

Street parking on/near Rue Oberkampf: pay hours, free time windows

Street parking around Oberkampf is typically managed by pay-and-display (horodateurs) with these practical rules:

• Paid: Monday to Saturday, 9:00–20:00
• Free: 20:00–9:00 and also Sundays & public holidays
• Max stay: for visitors, expect a limit of 6 consecutive hours on the same spot

If you need more than 6 hours (or you arrive during paid hours), it’s often smarter to check a reserved private option on Mobypark so you don’t risk being forced to move the car.

What it costs: Zone 1 rates and the SUV surcharge

Oberkampf sits in Paris’ Zone 1, which is the most expensive area for street parking. A typical visitor tariff is around €6/hour, and the daily cost can climb quickly if you stay within the 6-hour limit.

Also note that from 1 October 2024, a surcharge may apply for certain vehicles (for example specific weights for thermal/hybrid vehicles and some electric vehicles). In those cases, the hourly price can rise significantly (often €18/hour).

Because Mobypark private spots are usually priced well below street hourly rates in Zone 1, booking can be up to 60% cheaper for comparable stays—while also avoiding the “feed the meter” stress.

Garages and covered public parking: better for longer stays

If you prefer a more predictable solution than street parking, nearby public garages/covered car parks are commonly available 24/7. In the 11th arrondissement, you’ll often see prices roughly in the €2.20–€3.40/hour range, with daily offers starting around €9/day (varies by operator and opening).

When availability matters—like evenings, weekends, or when street spaces are scarce—compare these garages with a reserved private spot on Mobypark. The advantage is that you’re not betting your plan on finding an empty space when you arrive.

Residential permits near Oberkampf: what to expect if you’re not a resident

Residential parking in Paris is typically managed via permit zones (often signposted with a yellow indicator). If you don’t have the resident right, you should assume you’ll need to pay the visitor rules shown at the kerbside horodateurs.

For non-residents who want an easier experience, reserving a private place via Mobypark can remove uncertainty: you park with a booked spot instead of searching for the right street segment and signage.

Quick checklist for parking Oberkampf

• Arrive during paid hours (Mon–Sat 9:00–20:00)? Check street rules first—or reserve on Mobypark.
• Plan more than 6 hours? Street parking on the same place is usually limited—switch to a reserved private or garage option.
• Soonest “easy win” for weekends/holidays? Street is free on Sundays and public holidays, but booking on Mobypark still helps if you want guaranteed availability.
• Have a heavier vehicle/SUV? Look for any surcharge-related signage—costs can jump on the street.

Use the search bar to enter your dates and compare options (street rules vs garage vs reserved private) so you can choose the best match for your exact arrival time.