Camping in Gelderland
73 campsites in Netherlands, Gelderland
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Huttopia De Veluwe is an exceptional site lost in the heart of nature in the province of Gelderland, a stone's throw from the De Hoge Veluwe and Veluwezoom national parks and just an hour from Amsterdam and Rotterdam. There are 200 touring pitches in this wooded location, most with electric hook up available. Here you will enjoy spending your holiday in the heart of nature. The site offers a restaurant that has a terrace where you can enjoy a homemade pizza or a glass of wine after a long day of exploring the surrounding area. The site also offers kids many sporting activities, including ping pong tables, a football pitch, badminton and a multisports court. Every morning during high season ( 6 days out of 7), Huttopia De Veluwe offers activities for 5 - 12 years, which involve building dens, treasure hints, and creative crafts. During the evenings in July and August every night, there are cinema evenings, live music and shows.
Camping Boslust is a campsite hidden away in the beautiful Putten forests, yet a stone's throw from the bustling centre of Putten, Netherlands. It's a perfect destination for nature lovers and tranquillity seekers. The campsite is ideally situated for exploring the vast forests and heathlands of the Veluwe by bicycle or foot. The area also boasts the stunning Delta Schuitenbeek nature reserve, with its diverse plant life and water birds on the islands. On-site, you will find 14 touring pitches with electric hook-up points available, as well as private sanitary facilities on each pitch.
A pleasant site for a night stop or a longer stay, conveniently situated just off the A2/E25 motorway (Utrecht - ’s Hertogenbosch, exit 14). It is a large site with 154 pitches for tourers on well cared for, grassy lawns (all with 10A electricity and drainage), in addition to its 400 well established permanent units. The touring pitches are in four distinct areas with many situated around the edges of an attractive lake with a large sandy beach and pleasant views. For families with young children there are various areas away from the water with play areas, as well as many facilities for older children.
Camping Betuwe is in the Neder-Betuwe municipality of Gelderland, an agricultural fruit-growing region. It's on the doorstep of the Utrecht Heuvelrug National Park, just 10 minutes away. You can spend days cycling and walking through the orchards and along the river banks, as well as pottering around in the sleepy little villages and exploring the medieval castles of the area.
This is a sophisticated, wooded site with 150 touring pitches out of a total of 490, all with 6/10A electricity. The swimming pool has a fun pool with slides, a large pool for young children, imaginatively designed, a separate pool for length swimming and even a flume. Also popular, is the cosy restaurant/bar.
Camping Den Blankenis located on the border between the Achterhoek and Twente, and is a very comfortable camp site which is very popular with the over-50s and families with young children. The camping pitches are spacious and there are special camping meadows for senior citizens and families both close to the sanitary building. Entertainment facilities for the young and old alike are available at the pool, the sports fields or in one of the playgrounds.
Recreatiecentrum Heumens Bos covers 17 hectares of woodland and grassed fields providing 162 level touring pitches arranged in groups of eight. All pitches have electricity (6A) and cable connections, and cars are parked away from the units allowing plenty of recreational space. The site is situated beside miles of beautiful woods, criss-crossed by cycle paths, in a tranquil, rural setting. Heumens Bos is open all year for touring families and all year for bungalows. One small section for motorhomes has some hardstandings.
De Twee Bruggen is a spacious recreation park set in the Achterhoek countryside. The 350 touring pitches (all with 10/16A electricity) are divided between varying-sized fields. Although tall trees surround the fields, the ground is open and sunny. Beyond the touring area, 71 chalets set in well-tended grounds are for rent.
De Jagerstee (literally, hunter’s home) can be found at the heart of the Veluwe, the largest natural park in The Netherlands. Using the site as a base, there are many walks and cycle trips through the forests. The site’s attractions are grouped around the open-air heated pool and the two touring areas are on either side. All pitches have 10A electricity and 96 are fully serviced. Rented bungalows occupy the remainder of the site. To the rear of each pitch are large trees and shrubs which provide some welcome shade on hot summer days.
Camping Groot Antink is a small, idyllic campsite located next to the fortified town of Groenlo in the Gelderland province of the Netherlands. It is worth visiting if you're looking for a small campsite with a back-to-nature feel. On site, there are 35 touring pitches, which have electric hook-up points available and are partly surrounded by trees, offering shade and privacy to campers. There are also areas with open fields, perfect for enjoying the sunshine. Private sanitary facilities can also be booked whilst staying here.
Camping Jena is an attractive, rural site on the edge of the vast forests and estate of Enghuizen. There are 175 spacious pitches (min. 100 sq.m), all for touring, with 6/10A electricity. In one area they are enclosed by hedges, shrubbery and trees, providing plenty of privacy; in other areas they are more open. For younger visitors there is a sports field, a recreation room, play equipment and a BMX track. Adults will appreciate the Golden Carp (the region’s oldest hotel and restaurant) in Hummelo, just 2 kilometres away.
This large, high-quality holiday park lies on the outskirts of Groenlo in the Achterhoek, (Back Country) a region of the Netherlands rich in nature and history. The site is level with several separated, grassy camping fields surrounded by mature trees. There are about 200 touring pitches and a further 300 permanent holiday homes. Three main touring fields are serviced by modern, heated toilet blocks. In addition, 34 pitches have individual sanitary cabins. The site is pleasantly landscaped and, in spite of its size, does not give an impression of overcrowding.
The swimming complex with an indoor and outdoor pool is spectacular here. The 45 m. long water slide with separate splash pool and Tube Sensation is one of the main attractions at Camping and Bungalowpark Haeghehorst. The 255 touring pitches have 6/10A electricity and are around 100 sq.m. They are laid out in several fields and shaded by trees and hedges. About one third of the site is occupied by private bungalows. There are 50 mobile homes to rent. This site provides plenty of activities for the whole family. A member of the Ardoer Group.
Landgoed Molecaten can be found amongst old beech and oak trees on the southern side of the fortified town of Hattem. This is a tranquil site with large pitches, surrounded by a variety of mature trees which provide plenty of privacy and shade, perfect for those seeking peace and quiet. There are 130 hectares of woodland, flora and fauna here. Children can safely explore the woods – ideal for hide and seek. A pair of owls have been resident here for many years and are often seen at twilight. Rentable accommodation is a Boshuus, a specially designed chalet for four people, perfect for walkers and cyclists. Narrow access makes this site unsuitable for large units.
Camping ’t Meulenbrugge is an open, attractive site attached to a working farm and approached by a bridge over the Baakse Brook. The emphasis at this site is centred on the enjoyment of nature, with no constructed leisure facilities. The 107 touring pitches are spacious and arranged on large grassy fields with tall trees around the edges offering some shade. All have electricity (10/16A) and Europlugs. There are also 94 serviced pitches with electricity, water and drainage and some hardstandings for awnings. Fishing is available on site in the Baakse brook and there are many marked walking and cycling trails from the site including the renowned castle route which takes in eight local castles. Cars are parked away from the pitches.
This campsite occupies a scenic location on the River Waal. It has 160 pitches in total, half of which are situated immediately beside the river with fabulous views. There are 25 permanent and 60 seasonal pitches, plus 70 for touring with 6A electricity, water and drainage. A separate field, with a fish pond, is available for short stays. The playground with open-air chess and trampoline is popular with children. De Grote Altena is ideal for nature lovers who enjoy peace and space. The attractive cities of Arnhem and Nijmegen are both within easy reach.
Camping De Kriemelberg lies in a wooded area, close to the moors of Ermelo. You can access the forest directly from this family site where you can cycle and enjoy walks. The site has 90 touring pitches, all with 6-10A electricity, and some with water and cable connection. The pitches are on average 100 sq.m. and are spread out under the trees in open fields. The recreation programme here is run in high season by a Christian organisation (Het Baken) and everyone is welcome to participate in the activities such as sports tournaments and treasure hunts. A natural pool with a beach area has recently been constructed.
Vakantiepark Beloofde Land is a campsite and holiday park in Voorthuizen, in the Gelderland province of the Netherlands. It is situated in a wooded area close to the Veluwe nature reserve, making it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding countryside. The campsite at Vakantiepark Beloofde Land has 120 touring pitches available, as well as a number of comfort pitches with their own water and electricity supply. Some even have their own private sanitary facilities located directly on the pitches.
Recreatiepark Samoza is hidden in woodland and surrounded by moorland, water and sand dunes. The site has some 300 touring pitches, scattered around the site on various fields and between static units and seasonal guests. The level pitches are 100 sq.m. in size, most in the shade of mature trees and all with electricity (4A), water and cable connections. There are 50 fully serviced pitches (10A electricity) for motorhomes. To the front of the site is a welcoming indoor pool (25x10 m) with a slide and a paddling pool with an elephant slide. Next to that is a heated outdoor pool with a large sun terrace and an open grass area.
Vakantiepark Arnhem is a wooded site in the Veluwe region of the Netherlands, close to the Hoge Veluwe National Park. The 750 pitches are partly in the sun and partly in the shade of tall trees and there are 500 for touring units, some with hardstanding. This is a perfect base for visiting the national park, the Kröller-Müller museum or the outdoor museum. You could also go riding or play golf nearby, or experience the silence high up in the air in a glider from Terlet airport. There is also plenty to do on the site including tennis and minigolf. Expect some road noise from the motorway to the east of the site.
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Gelderland
Once the scene of heavy fighting during WWII, Gelderland is now a province with much to offer the tourists in Achterhoek, Veluwe, Rivierenland, Arnhem and Nijmegen.
In the central region, you’ll discover a country offering a wide range of holiday options, from lively seaside resorts to picturesque villages, idyllic old fishing ports and areas where nature rules.
The Achterhoek is a region of forests, estates, castles, streams and picturesque villages, a perfect destination for the cyclist and the hiker. De Hoge Veluwe National Park is one of the Netherlands’ oldest and largest national parks, with no less than 5,500 hectares of woodland, heathland, lakes and drift sands. Together with the Kröller-Müller Museum and the sculpture garden, it is a unique alliance of nature, art and architecture. Rivierenland (Riverland) is a rural area that has developed around the traditional activities of farming and handicrafts. Many of the old mills, castles, fortifications and art galleries are well worth a visit.
The cities of Arnhem and Nijmegen have evolved from a fascinating and occasionally turbulent history. While they are located only 20 km. from each other, their attractions, shops, landscapes, culture and gastronomy couldn’t be more
different. Not surprisingly, there is great rivalry too, as you can see when their football clubs meet! Arnhem is a very green city with several parks and the estate of the Rosendaal Castle (former residence of the dukes of Gelre), while
Nijmegen is an ancient city where you can still glimpse remains dating from the Roman period to the Middle Ages.
Places of interest
Hanseatic cities: along a sparkling river, the IJssel, lie the beautiful medieval gems of Hasselt, Kampen, Zwolle, Hattem, Deventer, Zutphen and Doesburg.
Museum Castle Wijchen: an extensive archaeological collection is housed in Wijchen’s picturesque castle.
Rural Cuijk: attractions include horse driving, vineyards, tea garden and even a home theatre in a hayloft; sample the delicious local produce at the farm shops.
Zutphen: a comprehensive selection of shops, markets, restaurants, pubs, museums and galleries.
Attractions
Koningin Julianatoren: family fun park in Apeldoorn.
Tivoli Amusement Park: a small park for younger children with magic shows, circus workshops and minigolf.
Dolfinarium Harderwijk: Europe’s largest marine park with performing dolphins, sea lions and seals, enjoyed by 1 million visitors annually.
Kasteel Doorwerth: a 13th-century fairytale castle and museum with its own moat and resident ghost.
The Liberation Route: follow the path of Allied forces through the Arnhem/Nijmegen region in 1944 and 1945.