Discover Holiday Park De Bosrand
Holiday park De Bosrand is a true natural paradise in the middle of the Veluwe. Whether you want a weekend away with just the two of you or are looking for a holiday for the family, you are in the right place at the De Bosrand holiday park in Vaassen. The park is small-scale and green so that you can relax and experience nature at your leisure. The best place to spend the night in the Veluwe is at Holiday Park de Bosrand.
Accommodation at Holiday Park De Bosrand Vaassen
You can rent various accommodations at Holiday Park de Bosrand Vaassen. All accommodations are spacious and homely furnished and also fully equipped. There are intimate two-person and six-person apartments for rent, as well as detached four- or six-person bungalows. The accommodations are equipped with all modern comforts and amenities. The spacious bungalows even have a sauna. Luxury breakfast service is also available upon request. The holiday park also has a playground, pancake house and snack bar - ideal for the kids!
Things to do in the area
There is also plenty to do in the vicinity of holiday park De Bosrand. Swimming pool De Koekoek, for example, is only one kilometer from the holiday park. The swimming pool was voted best swimming pool in the Netherlands in 2014, so get wet. The Apenheul, Burgers' Zoo and Wildpark het Aardhuis are also close to the park, as are the Walibi amusement park and the Julianatoren family park. And for art lovers, the Kröller-Müller Museum can also be found in the heart of the Veluwe. The museum has a staggering collection of masterpieces, including the second largest Van Gogh collection.
De Veluwe: an environment full of natural beauty
Finally, Holiday Park De Bosrand offers a beautiful environment full of natural beauty. From the park you can go on cycling and walking tours through the surrounding forests and spot deer or boar. The Veluwe is one of the most natural places in the Netherlands - the rugged nature consists of heaths, sandy plains, deciduous and coniferous forests, streams and lakes. Red deer, roe deer, boar, foxes and badgers live in this impressive nature reserve. The wolf has also made a comeback - although you don't have to worry about bumping into this extremely shy predator during a walk.
