Veluwe Vacations, Veluwe Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Veluwe Vacation Guide

The Veluwe is a largely forested part of the Netherlands. This is one of the reasons that it is the most popular holiday destinations among Dutch tourists. Apeldoorn and Arnhem are the biggest city´s on the Veluwe but most tourists go to one of the many smaller villages. You can find hundreds of camp grounds here and many hotels.

The area to the north and west of Apeldoorn is part of the Dutch bible belt, and there for a lot of place´s outside the touristy place´s are closed. In Apeldoorn many supermarkets are open but the city counsel want´s to ban this, again.

Beside´s many wild bores and deer's you can also find foxes, rabbit´s and many species of birds on the Veluwe. The landscape is slightly hilly created by the last ice age. With the highest point being 110m high, that make´s it the highest point in the country except for the most southern part of Limburg province. No major rivers flow true the Veluwe but there is an abundance of small creeks called Beek (if it´s natural) or Sprengen (if it´s man made). Because of these creeks and the abundance of clear water that they bring there are many large dry cleaners in the area.
Combine this with national park de hoge Veluwe and the great art and nature museums in that park a trip to the Veluwe is worth a look if you go to or live in the Netherlands.