Park De Peel

Park De Peel is a car-free holiday park set in a forested area near the village of Vlierden, in the Noord-Brabant province of the Netherlands. The park sits within a natural, wooded landscape and has a quiet character.

Accommodation at Park De Peel

The park offers bungalows and chalets, all positioned among the trees. Guests staying in these units are surrounded by woodland throughout their stay. The setting gives both types of accommodation a secluded feel, with direct access to the forest from the doorstep.

Facilities at the park

Park De Peel carries a solid range of on-site amenities, including a restaurant, a take-away option, and a mini market for day-to-day supplies. Sports and leisure facilities include minigolf, table tennis, a sports and playing field, and a playground with play equipment. Practical provisions include a launderette, a service point, Wi-Fi, parking, electric vehicle charging points, and clear arrangements for arrival, departure, and overnight guests.

What to do around Vlierden

The area around Vlierden offers a range of outdoor and family activities. The park itself provides bicycle rental, making it straightforward to explore the surrounding heathlands and forests, including the broader De Peel nature area, which spans the border between Noord-Brabant and Limburg and is known for its open moorland and peat bogs. Families with children will find Toverland, a theme park in Sevenum, within reach, as well as ZooParc Overloon, an animal and amusement park in the nearby village of Overloon. For those interested in urban culture and history, the cities of Eindhoven, Helmond, and Venlo are all accessible from this location and offer museums, markets, and city-centre attractions.

Getting to Park De Peel

The park is closest to Helmond, a mid-sized city in Noord-Brabant with good road and rail connections. Eindhoven, which has an international airport, is also in the vicinity and serves as a practical entry point for visitors travelling from abroad.

Who the park suits

Park De Peel suits families with children who want a nature-based holiday with easy access to organised leisure, both on-site and in the surrounding region. The car-free environment and wooded setting also make it a reasonable option for couples or individuals who prioritise quiet and outdoor recreation.