Parking De Velden, The Hague

Searching for parking De Velden in Den Haag? In De Velden (Leidschenveen-Ypenburg) you’ll mostly deal with paid street parking in zone T16, plus permit rules for residents and businesses—so it helps to plan the right option before you arrive.

Book a private parking spot near De Velden with Mobypark

If you want to avoid the stress of circling for a space during busy paid hours, Mobypark lets you pre-book private parking spots that owners don’t actively use—think hotel parking overflow, office building spaces, private driveways, and unused garage spots. You enter your location and dates, then choose a spot that fits your trip (so you’re not relying on last-minute street availability).

Street parking in De Velden (Parkeerzone T16): times, rates, and payment

De Velden falls under Parkeerzone 16 (T16) (vergunningsgebied “De Venen”). Paid parking applies Monday to Saturday, 10:00–18:00. The tariff structure is €1.00 per hour for the first and second hour, then €2.75 per hour after that. Payment is typically handled at the parking machine/app, and payment by bank card or credit card is supported (chipknip is no longer available).

Because you pay by the hour in the paid window, a longer stop can add up—so it’s worth comparing street parking vs. a pre-booked private spot on Mobypark where you can arrive knowing your parking is already arranged.

Special short-stay tariffs nearby (check the street sign)

On some specific roads in Leidschenveen-Ypenburg—such as Steentijdsingel (between Laan van Hoornwijck and Weidevogellaan) and Speerpunt—a reduced tariff of €0.20 for up to 2 hours applies Monday to Saturday, 10:00–18:00. If you’re staying longer than the short window, you’ll want to consider your options carefully, and booking on Mobypark can be a straightforward alternative when you need more flexible parking time.

Residents’ and business permits in “De Venen” (Zone 16)

Residents in De Velden can apply for a residents’ permit for “De Venen” / Zone 16. In practice, it’s for people with an address in the area (and with conditions such as being car-owners and not having their own parking space). Typically, you can receive up to 3 residents’ permits per address, and the permit allows parking within the designated permit area. The annual cost for a residents’ permit is €97.05.

Businesses without their own parking may apply for a business permit in the same paid-parking context. The application cost is €17.70 and the annual permit cost is €458.20.

If you don’t have a permit, don’t assume you can “park somewhere nearby” during paid hours—comparing with Mobypark can be the simpler route, since you’re not limited by eligibility to a specific permit zone.

Garages and private lots: limited capacity favors pre-booking

In The Hague, parking garages and private lots are often priced differently and may be limited to certain users or have restricted capacity. If you’re visiting during the Mon–Sat paid window in T16, reserving in advance is usually the safest way to reduce uncertainty.

Mobypark is designed for exactly that: instead of arriving and hoping street parking or a garage space is available, you can book a private spot (including unused garage spaces or private driveways) and plan your arrival time more calmly. In many cases, choosing a pre-booked private spot can also cost less than day-rate parking at some private facilities—sometimes significantly (even up to 60% cheaper, depending on the public option you would otherwise use).

To compare options for your exact dates, use the search bar to filter by price, duration, and the type of parking you prefer (and then book your chosen spot).