The Uilenbos is originally a pancake house that has been around for seventy years and that is just as amazing as it sounds. The site was completely renovated during the past lockdown and is a dream for every child. On the fully fenced site (nice and safe) you will find a giant indoor and outdoor playground. With playhouses for the little ones, a car track for the toddlers and a cable car for the little ones.

At the back of the site you will find a petting zoo with goats, rabbits and pigs who all love to be cuddled. Relax outside on the picnic benches, which are very clearly and conveniently located directly opposite the playground. On a rainy day you can sit inside the cozy restaurant. You only see the kids when the pancakes are served. When the bellies are full and the kids are back on the playground equipment, it's time for you. Read more about Het Uilenbos

Just outside the Veluwe, on the edge of the (very beautiful) town of Barneveld, you will find De Happy Farm, a friendly playground with a petting zoo where the little ones can play to their heart's content. And… You can ride a real pony! This is possible on the left side of the outside area between 14.00:15.00 PM and 1,00:XNUMX PM. Provided the weather permits of course. A quite unforgettable ride for the little ones costs €XNUMX per lap.

In Apeldoorn you can indulge yourself at Playground Park Berg en Bos, a great playground where pigs roam and where a theater company regularly attends (during the summer months)!

Well, one weekend in Veluwe of course you can't do without a nice walk. The Hoge Veluwe is one of the 20 national parks in our country. And the Veluwe is one of the largest. The forests, heathlands and drifting sands are perfect to freshen up your nose. One of the story walks great fun with the kids!

The Kröller-Müller Museum
Whether you've never been or haven't been for years, you are close to the Kröller-Müller. Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso, Mondriaan and the immense sculpture garden make this weekend just that little bit more special. Also, or especially, with the small stuff. Read more about all the fun at the Kröller-Müller Museum here.

Palace Het Loo
It was once a real royal one property, but it has been open to the public for more than thirty years. And so it was time to renovate Paleis Het Loo. The palace is closed to the public until 2021, but the gardens, stables and restaurants are open from March 30 to September 30.