EuroParcs Parc Du Soleil

EuroParcs Parc Du Soleil is a small holiday park located in Noordwijk, a coastal town in the province of Zuid-Holland. The park sits in the dune landscape that characterises this stretch of the Dutch coast.

Accommodation at Parc Du Soleil

The park offers nine accommodations across several types, including the Duinlodge 4+, Hackfort, Velthorst and Berkel. Units accommodate between four and six persons, making them suited to families or small groups. Each accommodation comes with standard amenities including a dishwasher, a terrace and wifi.

Facilities on the grounds

Given the small scale of the park, facilities are limited compared to larger resort-style parks in the Netherlands. The terraces attached to each accommodation provide outdoor space for guests to use during their stay. Guests looking for a wider range of on-site amenities may want to factor this in when considering the park.

The Noordwijk coast and surrounding area

Noordwijk is known primarily for its broad sandy beach, which stretches for several kilometres along the North Sea coast and is accessible on foot or by bike from the town. The boulevard running along the seafront has a range of shops, cafes and restaurants. Inland, the Bollenstreek, the bulb flower region between Noordwijk and Haarlem, is worth visiting in spring when the fields are in bloom. The Keukenhof gardens, one of the largest flower gardens in the world, are located nearby and draw visitors from across the country and beyond. The dune nature reserve Nationaal Park De Kennemerduinen is also within reach and offers walking and cycling routes through an extensive coastal landscape.

Getting to Parc Du Soleil

Noordwijk is situated roughly between The Hague and Haarlem, both of which are accessible by regional bus from the town centre. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is the nearest major transport hub for travellers arriving by air.

Who the park suits

Parc Du Soleil suits couples and families with children who want a quiet base close to the beach and the dune landscape of the Zuid-Holland coast. Because of its small size and limited on-site facilities, it works best for guests who plan to spend most of their time outside the park rather than those looking for an all-in resort experience.