Parking Djambo Kidsplay, Zwolle

On-site parking at Djambo Kidsplay (Ossenkamp 6)

If you’re specifically here for parking Djambo Kidsplay, the easiest option is the free parking on the site at Ossenkamp 6 (linked to Ballorig and Bonami SpelComputer Museum). Look for the signs for the parking area and follow the on-site direction to your space.

Street parking nearby: paid zones, typical hours, and max stays

Street parking in Zwolle is usually paid on most days. Typical paid times are Mon–Sat 09:00–20:00 (with an exception: Thursday until 21:00) and Sunday 13:00–17:00. Always check the signs at the exact curb you plan to use, because rules can differ by zone.

Zwolle uses paid parking zones:

• Zone 1: €4 for the first hour, €8 per hour from the 2nd hour onward; commonly max 60 minutes.
• Zone 2: €2.20 per hour; commonly max 120 minutes.
• Zone 3: €1.30 per hour.

With time limits, it’s worth planning ahead. If you find the street spaces are full and you don’t want to risk overstaying, you can check Mobypark for future availability for this area (there may be releases later, depending on dates).

Use a garage when you want a predictable arrival

If you prefer not to circle for street spaces, consider a nearby public garage around Zwolle, including options such as Stationsplein, Hanzelaan (P+R area), and other municipal garages (for example Diezerpoort, Emmawijk, Katwolderplein, Lübeckplein, Pas de Deux). Before you enter, check the entrance/payment info and any height limits posted at the driveway.

Disabled parking: GPK + blue card rules

In Zwolle, parking with a European Disabled Parking Card (GPK) combined with the blue badge card can allow free parking for limited periods on general accessible disabled bays and paid parking during the conditions for the card. In practice: up to 3 hours during daytime and up to 5 hours after 18:00. The GPK must be clearly visible. Note that free parking with a GPK is usually not possible in garages or areas with a barrier system.

Avoid parking tickets: pay what the sign requires

In paid parking areas, underpaying or overstaying can lead to an administrative ticket. Enforcement can be automated (scanning cars), and the total cost can be high in 2026 (reported as close to €100, while the statutory maximum that citizens are usually expected to pay is lower). To reduce risk, make sure you pay the correct tariff for the exact location/zone and don’t rely on guessing—parking signs tell you the rules for that curb.

Quick plan for the best outcome on your visit

• First choice: use the free on-site parking at Ossenkamp 6.
• If that’s busy: check street bays and follow the paid-zone hours and max stay.
• If you need certainty: head for a public garage and park there.

When you’re ready, use the search bar to compare parking for your exact dates and times.