Coming to Dordt by car? The old town centre is largely car-free, so the easiest option is a parking garage on the edge of the centre. From there it is a short walk to the harbours and the Voorstraat. Below you will find the garages and car parks at a glance.
Parking garages in and around the centre
- Spuihaven (Spuiboulevard) · 520 spaces · approx. € 2.60 per hour, maximum € 3 in the evening. Directions
- Achterom (Achterom) · 370 spaces · approx. € 3.40 per hour, the most central but also the most expensive. Directions
- Q-Park Drievriendenhof (Korte Kolfstraat 235) · 400 spaces · approx. € 2.50 per hour, maximum € 20 per day. Directions
- Energiehuis (Lijnbaan) · 325 spaces · approx. € 2.10 per hour, maximum € 3 in the evening and during the day at weekends. Directions
- Riedijkshaven (Noorderstraat) · 46 spaces · approx. € 2.10 per hour, maximum € 3 in the evening, small so it fills up quickly. Directions
- Q-Park Visstraat: temporarily closed according to the tourist office. Check before you drive there.
Budget parking
- Weekend tip: at the Energiehuis garage you pay a maximum of € 3 during the day on Saturdays and Sundays, and every evening (18:00-06:00).
- Weeskinderendijk car park: an affordable car park on the edge of the centre, with spaces for campervans too. Directions
- P+R Markettenweg (Q-Park, 138 spaces): close to Dordrecht Centraal station. Directions
Good to know
- In the municipal garages (Spuihaven, Achterom, Energiehuis and Riedijkshaven) you pay per minute, by debit or credit card only. They are open 24 hours a day.
- The maximum vehicle height in the garages is about 2 metres.
- Street parking in the centre is expensive: in the main shopping area you will quickly pay the day rate of almost € 40. A garage is nearly always cheaper.
- Follow the parking signs in town: they show how many spaces are free.
- During big events such as Dordt in Stoom or Big Rivers, the train is often the smartest choice. See getting here.
The rates are a guide (checked in October 2026) and may change. The amount on the payment machine is what counts. Up-to-date information is available from the municipality of Dordrecht (in Dutch).