Discover the Enchanting Veluwe: The Heart of Dutch Nature

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to Veluwe National Park, start by entering the park's main entrance, which is located at coordinates 52.2388, 5.8323. From the A1 motorway, take the exit towards Apeldoorn and follow the signs for Veluwe National Park. Once you reach the park entrance, you can park your vehicle at designated parking areas. Note that parking may incur a fee, typically around €5 for a full day.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Veluwe National Park via public transport, take a train to Apeldoorn or Ede-Wageningen station. From Apeldoorn, you can catch bus line 108, which runs directly to various entrances of Veluwe National Park. If you arrive at Ede-Wageningen, take bus line 81 towards Otterlo, which also stops at several park entrances. A single bus ticket costs around €3-€5. Make sure to check the latest schedules on the Dutch public transport website for bus and train timings.

• Bicycle

  If you're in the vicinity and prefer cycling, you can rent a bike in nearby towns such as Apeldoorn or Ede. From Apeldoorn, follow the designated cycling paths that lead directly into Veluwe National Park. The park is well-equipped with bike paths, and you can easily navigate between various attractions. Renting a bike typically costs around €10-€15 per day. Be sure to wear a helmet and follow local cycling regulations.

• Walking

  For those already within Veluwe National Park, walking is a fantastic way to explore the area. The park has numerous marked trails that vary in difficulty and length. You can start at any visitor center, such as the one in Otterlo or the one near the Hoge Veluwe National Park, and follow the signs for the various trails. Walking is free, but do check the visitor center for maps and trail conditions.