Daytime parking, overnight enforced

Overnight stays are not allowed, as is the case almost everywhere in Zeeland. We were sent away by enforcement officers.✦Translating

a nice solution for the overcrowded campsites and camper pitches nearby. But we still got a note under the windscreen wiper saying it was forbidden. As an alternative, you are given the relevant campsites and camper pitches, but they are all full. For now, we decided to stay anyway.✦Translating

Parking space large enough to stand wherever you want. Nice town. Quiet, spacious, clean.✦Translating

"Surprise quiz, Supercop! There’s a bomb on a bus." (Speed) This large parking area offers many spaces for all types of motorhomes (we ourselves used an empty space reserved for buses, but there are many more conventional ones). The night was incredibly quiet, and the town, which is not to be missed (pretty and pleasant), is literally a thirty-second walk away.✦Translating

Great spot, although only suitable for motorhomes up to 5 m.✦Translating

Large, tidy parking area with 10 long spaces for buses and 15 spaces along the edge beside the grass, where motorhomes can park with the rear extending over the grass, up to about 7 m. We spent a quiet night here, but still wonder whether this is actually allowed (because of tourist tax) or merely tolerated (for now).✦Translating

We stayed here for one night and it was perfect. No problem sleeping here. It was free. Toilets available but closed at night; they are very clean. Five minutes’ walk from the centre.✦Translating

Large parking area; there were two of us (2 x 7.50 m), and we used one bus space for both vehicles. The town is very beautiful and worth a visit, just two steps away.✦Translating

Clean, quiet parking area, nothing more. A good base for visiting the town of Zierikzee.✦Translating

Spacious parking for motorhomes; they are actually bus spaces. Walking distance from the centre. Free, clean public sanitary facilities.✦Translating