Amerongse Berg

Landal Amerongse Berg is a holiday park in the province of Utrecht, situated directly alongside the forests of National Park Utrechtse Heuvelrug. The park is operated by Landal GreenParks and offers a quiet, wooded setting in one of the greener parts of the Netherlands.

Accommodation at Amerongse Berg

The park offers a range of holiday cottages spread across the wooded grounds. The exact types and capacities vary, and it is worth checking the Landal website for current availability and specifications. Cottages are set within the trees, giving most of them a sheltered, private feel.

Facilities on the Grounds

At the centre of the park there is a covered swimming pool with a paddling pool for young children, as well as a covered playground. A coffee corner and a park shop round out the on-site provisions, meaning guests can cover basic needs without leaving the grounds.

What to Do Around Overberg and the Utrechtse Heuvelrug

The National Park Utrechtse Heuvelrug, which borders the park directly, offers extensive walking and cycling routes through heathland, forests and sand dunes. The nearby town of Amerongen is home to Amerongen Castle, a well-preserved seventeenth-century country estate with formal gardens that is open to visitors. Doorn has a similar historical draw with Huis Doorn, a manor house known as the former residence of the German Kaiser Wilhelm II after his exile. Further afield, Amersfoort is a compact medieval city with a historic centre, city walls and a range of museums, while Veenendaal offers everyday shopping facilities close to the park.

Getting to Amerongse Berg

The park is located near the small village of Overberg, in the eastern part of Utrecht province. The city of Utrecht itself is reachable by car in a short drive, making it a practical option for a day out or for arriving by public transport before transferring onward.

Who the Park Suits

Amerongse Berg is a practical choice for families with young children, given the indoor pool and covered playground. It also suits couples or walkers looking for direct access to the trails and natural landscape of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug without needing to drive to a trailhead.