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Visit Texel with your electric car

Visit Texel with your electric car.

Van der Valk Hotel Texel - De Koog

If you own a hybrid or electric car such as a Tesla, Volkswagen ID3, Nissan Leaf, or another electric vehicle, it's always a bit of a challenge to figure out where you can charge it, especially at your holiday destination! Fortunately, there are plenty of charging points on Texel to power up your electric car, allowing you to explore the entire island of Texel (21 km x 11 km) without any worries.

Charging stations at Van der Valk Hotel Texel-De Koog

As a pioneer on Texel, we have introduced the first fast charger to promote electric driving. We want to play a role in the transition to more sustainable forms of transportation and aim to inspire others to do the same. We now have a 2x CCS connection. You can pay by card and 2 cars can be charged simultaneously. The maximum power is 50kWh.

Charging stations on Texel

Do you want to charge your electric car elsewhere on Texel? Currently, there are almost 70 charging stations on Texel where you can recharge your car. Most charging stations are located in and around De Koog, but you can also find them in the villages of Den Burg, Cocksdorp, and Oosterend.

Charging points near the hotel

Charging your electric car on the island? There are several options! In addition to the charging station on our hotel premises, there are multiple charging stations near our hotel for your electric car. The closest locations are:

  • Ruyslaan 45, 1796 AC De Koog (Parking lot Ecomare)

  • California Road 443, 1796 PS De Koog (Parking lot Residence California)

  • Schumakersweg 3, 1796 NM De Koog (Parking lot of Calluna swimming pool)

  • Boodtlaan 80, 1796 BE De Koog (Parking lot Villapark De Koog)

More charging points on Texel.

An overview of all charging stations on the island and the availability of the charging stations can be found at: chargingstations.nl.

Texel Electricity Grid

On Texel, the electricity grid has reached its maximum capacity. These developments have consequences for our power consumption and also for our charging stations. Efforts are being made to solve this problem on Texel.