EuroParcs Beekbergen
Hidden in the greenery and in the middle of the Veluwe is EuroParcs Beekbergen. This family park is wedged between Loenen and Beekbergen and is surrounded by nature. In this wooded area you can enjoy a carefree holiday with the whole family!
Hidden in the woods
EuroParcs Beekbergen is hidden in the woods of Beekbergen. From the holiday park you can easily …
Hidden in the greenery and in the middle of the Veluwe is EuroParcs Beekbergen. This family park is wedged between Loenen and Beekbergen and is surrounded by nature. In this wooded area you can enjoy a carefree holiday with the whole family!
Hidden in the woods
EuroParcs Beekbergen is hidden in the woods of Beekbergen. From the holiday park you can easily walk to the waterfall of Loenen. In addition, you will find national parks such as Veluwezoom National Park and Hoge Veluwe National Park close by, where you can stroll over vast moors, through the woods and over sand drifts. The Hoge Veluwe National Park is not only the largest national park in the Netherlands, the Kröller-Müller Museum also houses the second largest Van Gogh collection in the world and is located in the middle of the park! In half an hour you can be in the 'Sahara of the Low Countries', Kootwijkerzand. And have you ever heard of Radio Kootwijk? This striking building served as a broadcasting station a century ago.
For the whole family
There is plenty to do for the whole family in and around EuroParcs Beekbergen. For example, it is close to liverly Apeldoorn where you can walk among the monkeys in the Apenheul, visit Paleis het Loo or experience an unforgettable day with the children in Amusement Park Julianatoren. Omnisport is also located in Apeldoorn with a cycling track and athletics track. In the vicinity of the park, impressive castles sometimes loom up in the landscape. If you cycle the popular 8 castles route, you will pass Vorden Castle, where you can also take a look inside. Or imagine yourself on board the Veluwsche Stoomtrein (steamtrain) that ran between Beekbergen and Dieren in the past.
