EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos

EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos is a holiday park in Amstelveen, located within the wooded surroundings of Het Amsterdamse Bos. The park offers 22 accommodations across a range of types.

Accommodations at EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos

The park accommodates between 2 and 16 persons and offers a varied mix of accommodation types, including camper pitches, standard camping pitches, tent pitches, mobile homes, pods, cabins, and forest lodges. The hardstanding camper pitches are set among woodland, and several accommodations benefit from a waterside position. Most units include a terrace.

Facilities on the grounds

The park sits in a wooded setting with water nearby, giving it a quiet, natural character. Facilities are in keeping with the scale of the park, which has 22 accommodations in total.

What to do around Amstelveen and Het Amsterdamse Bos

Het Amsterdamse Bos itself is one of the largest urban forests in Europe and offers extensive walking and cycling routes, open meadows, a rowing course, and a goat farm open to visitors. The forest also has a theatre, an outdoor swimming pool open in summer, and a museum about the history of the park. Amstelveen has a well-regarded museum focused on modern and contemporary art, the Cobra Museum, as well as a range of shops and restaurants in the town centre. Amsterdam is directly accessible from Amstelveen, with the city centre reachable by public transport, making it straightforward to combine a stay in nature with a visit to the city.

Getting to EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos

Amstelveen borders Amsterdam to the south and is well connected to the city by tram and bus. The park is accessible by car via the ring roads around Amsterdam, and there is public transport serving the area.

Who this park suits

This park suits travellers who want a base in a green, wooded setting within easy reach of Amsterdam, whether arriving by camper, tent, or looking for a cabin or lodge. It is a practical option for couples and groups of varying sizes who want access to both nature and the city.