Parking Beverwaard, Rotterdam

Free park-and-ride at P+R Beverwaard

If you’re looking for parking Beverwaard, start with P+R Beverwaard—a large park-and-ride next to the A16 with 508 spaces. It’s located on the roof of RET Remise Beverwaard at Edo Bergsmaweg 1, 3077 PX Rotterdam.

• Free parking: you can park for free, also without an OV-chipkaart
• Opening hours: 24/7 (open every day)
• On-site staff: no supervisors/attendants—follow the signs and access rules
• Getting into the city: tram connections take you to central Rotterdam in about 25 minutes

Because it’s set up for commuting, it’s often the simplest choice when you don’t want to deal with short street-parking windows near your final address.

Check street parking rules before you leave the car

Besides P+R, you’ll usually park on local streets in and around Beverwaard. On-street parking can have different time limits, paid zones, and sometimes permit-only** areas. Before you park, check the nearest signs for the allowed hours and how payment must be done—then avoid overstaying, especially in busy periods.

If you arrive late and street spaces look limited, switching to P+R Beverwaard is typically the safer bet.

Feyenoord / De Kuip match days: P+R Beverwaard vs P10

When there’s a game at De Kuip, parking Beverwaard demand rises and P+R Beverwaard is widely used. The main rooftop deck (508 spaces) is free, but there can also be an extra designated option called P10 with controlled access.

On match days, follow the information you see at arrival and in the match instructions—this is the difference between parking free on the deck and using any separate match setup.

How to choose the right spot in Beverwaard

For day-to-day trips, plan around P+R Beverwaard and then use street parking only if the posted rules fit your timing. Mobypark currently has no bookable spots for this location, but you can still check the search bar for Beverwaard before you go—availability can change around peak times.

Quick tip: if your dates include a match day or a busy commute window, prioritize parking that’s designed for park-and-ride (like P+R) and avoid relying on “maybe I’ll find a space on the street.”