Yes this place is amazing, if your a fan of nature and tranquility. It's a great place to just step…read moreout and embrace all of nature. Here is where I go to relax, meditate, and take romantic walks with Dutchman.

This is my favourite park entrance, but it's also the closest to my house so there might be a bias…read more But even in the most beautiful summer days it's much less busy than Koevlak, and it has a nice variety of trails in 6km, 9km, and 11.5km lengths. You can also just take the bike trail all the way to the beach around Parnassia aan Zee or Bloemendaal aan Zee. If you're a nature lover and just want to get out of the city without going on any kind of fancy holiday or day trip, come to the Kennemerduinen!

Beautiful green space in Amsterdam just a 1/2 block from our hotel, where people can get away from…read morecityscape to nature, on foot, on their bikes, with their dogs. We saw an extensive wooden play structure with rope bridges, ladders, high and low structures, at least 200 feet long! Our daughters would've loved playing on it! Walking paths everywhere, lots of bodies of water with ducks, grassy areas for picnicking and playing frisbee and flying kites!

Beautiful park to walk in. Nice way to see nature and to people watch. The floating tulips were…read morespectacular. Lots of neat corners/areas and things to see in the park.

Had a great time walking around here for the day. Started the day by having Dutch pancakes at the…read morerestaurant then walked around looking at the windmills. Paid to go inside one of them just to get a better look. There were some steep ladders you have to climb to go up top and come back down. However it was insightful to see the interior part and how they work. There are many photo opportunities to take with the windmills, the lake with the homes, the wild ducks and at the shops. Check out the clog shop where you can see how they are made and even buy yourself a pair. We enjoyed walking through the cheese store because you can have samples however it was so busy and people were trying to cut the lines which was very aggravating and rude. It is very touristy and crowded.

So GLAD we came to this lovely place to spend the afternoon yesterday! Walking in nature and seeing…read morethe windmills up close in the marshy lands was refreshing. We bought our Zaanse Schans card online and selected the day of visit, then showed the QR codes from email to a docent at the Time Museum to trade in for physical tickets to use for entry into the chocolate and biscuit factory, the weaver's house, inside a windmill (you can enter two if you choose), and receive a discount at the Restaurant de Kraal. I learned a lot about cheese making and enjoyed tasting different unusual cheeses such as lavender, black garlic, beer, and asparagus. I bought two cheese wheels to take back to a friend and a family member after finding out they are shelf safe for up to a month unopened! We got to try a Verlode biscuit at the Biscuit and chocolate factory museum, and learned that the Verlode factory used to make collectible trading cards of Dutch nature pictures that were so popular that he employed 30 people just to answer fan mail and send those people their requested specific cards. That's so cool that early business/industry took a personal interest in their constituents needs and was not just a moneymaking venture. I also enjoyed seeing goats and waterbirds of all types roaming freely in the marsh lands. We've barely seen any animal life in Amsterdam (maybe a total of 20 dogs over the past 4.5 days), so it was refreshing! It's well worth a trip to see how windmills work and to check out the various museums and to just take in the natural beauty! Highly recommend!

Not a bad park near Amsterdam. Less of a US style national park and more of a cool suburban…read moreprotected area. Well maintained hiking trails. They have a herd of European bison. Visitor center is small and has limited interpretive content. Not a destination but a cool place for a hike if in area.

Park! A national park! I love to come here and bike or walk or run on all the trails, it's a nice…read morerespite from the urban life and I'm just lucky it's so close to home. One of the few bits of nature you find in the Netherlands, and part of the important natural water protection system between the North Sea and North Holland.

Nothing like a get away in the always quiet and lovely Veluwe Forrest in Holland…read more Have been coming here for years to relax, vacation, hike, and cycle the area. Great day trips abound to Apledoorn, Beekbergen, and other local attractions. Wonderful restaurants and a world class pancake house down the road in Hoenderloo.

From the owner: Onze recreatieparken zijn gelegen in de prachtige bossen van de Veluwe in het zeer oude…read moreplaggestekerdorp Hoenderloo die als centraal vertrekpunt kan dienen voor een verkenningstour van de omgeving. Voor wandelaars, fietsers en natuur- en kunstliefhebbers een ideale plek om tot rust te komen. U wordt omringd door natuur, bossen en u kunt hier in alle stilte het wild eens goed bekijken. Op nog geen 4 km afstand bevindt u zich al bij de ingang van het Nationale park De Hoge Veluwe, het Kröller-Müller museum en het Jachthuis Sint. Hubertus zijn zeker het bezoeken waard. De omgeving is omringd door de steden Apeldoorn, Arnhem en Ede deze steden geven u nog meer mogelijkheden om alles te halen uit uw verblijf op onze recreatieparken.