Parking De Vissen, The Hague

Parking De Vissen made easier: book a private spot with Mobypark

Parking De Vissen can turn into a timing game in Leidschenveen-Ypenburg. If you arrive during paid street hours or you’re not eligible for a local permit, finding a space (and staying within the rules) can be stressful. Mobypark offers bookable private parking spots on locations owners don’t actively use—think hotel parking, office building spaces, private driveways, and unused garage areas—so you can reserve in advance instead of searching on arrival.

If you prefer public street parking when it’s available, you still benefit from having a backup option: you can compare the rules and cost of street bays with a reserved Mobypark spot and choose the one that matches your arrival time.

Street parking in De Vissen: paid hours, rate, and the 2-hour limit

In the De Vissen area (Leidschenveen-Ypenburg), street parking is not “one rule for everything.” On specific streets/zones such as Steentijdsingel (between Laan van Hoornwijck and Weidevogellaan) and Speerpunt, and also in zone T16, paid parking applies Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 18:00.

During those paid hours, the base tariff is €0.20 for 120 minutes (2 hours). After the 2-hour paid period, you need to move or change plans—this is exactly where pre-booking with Mobypark can help if you’ll be parked longer than you can stay on a paid bay.

Outside the paid window (Mon–Sat 10:00–18:00), parking is generally free, unless local signage says otherwise.

De Venen permit area: when you may need a resident (or visitor) parking permit

If you live and park in the “De Venen” permit area, you can apply for a resident/business permit that allows parking across the permit area. This is meant for people registered at the relevant address and who meet the permit conditions.

There are also visitor permits: if you have the right permit setup as a registered resident, your visitors can park without paying street parking themselves. Visitor parking is typically managed by the permit holder (with visitor hours deducted from the permit credit). If you don’t have a permit, street parking can be inconvenient during paid hours—many drivers choose a reserved Mobypark spot instead to avoid permit uncertainty.

When street parking is tight, choose certainty (and plan around paid hours)

Use the street rules above to decide quickly:

• Arriving after 18:00 or before 10:00? Street parking is generally free, so you can try for an available bay.
• Arriving between 10:00 and 18:00? Expect paid parking with a 2-hour limit (e.g., T16 / paid segments). In that scenario, Mobypark is a practical alternative because you’ve already reserved your space for your specific dates.
• Staying longer or not sure how long you’ll be? If you might exceed the paid 2-hour window, booking private parking can save you from time pressure on arrival.

For trip planning, it can also help to check cancellation terms on your reservation before you confirm—Mobypark listings for De Vissen include free-cancellation messaging, but the exact rules depend on your selected dates.

How to book the right spot on Mobypark near De Vissen

On Mobypark, you’ll typically search by location + your arrival/departure dates, then choose a spot type that fits your car and your schedule. When comparing options, focus on what matters for real parking decisions: whether the space matches your timing (especially within the 10:00–18:00 paid window), and whether you need the certainty of having a reserved bay rather than relying on street availability.