EuroParcs 
Holiday park Bad Hoophuizen

At EuroParcs Bad Hoophuizen, both the tranquility of nature and sporting water activities come together. With the Veluwe Lake on one side and the vast Veluwe countryside on the other. In addition to comfortable accommodations, the park also offers spacious pitches for tents, caravans and campers, allowing you to fully enjoy the outdoors.

Take a splash in the indoor pool or enjoy the welless

Discover the facilities

Choose a day on the Veluwe Lake or explore Harderwijk

What is there to do in the area?

Who, what, where, when

About EuroParcs Bad Hoophuizen

Wake up overlooking the Veluwe Lake, breathe in the fresh forest air and enjoy a holiday full of water fun and relaxation at EuroParcs Bad Hoophuizen. Venture out by bike, discover the Veluwe or have endless fun on the water. With a private beach, modern facilities and accommodations for every party, EuroParcs Bad Hoophuizen is the place for an unforgettable holiday in every season.

From swimming or surfing to a boat trip on the Veluwe Lake. EuroParcs Bad Hoophuizen is an eldorado for water sports enthusiasts. And because the park is surrounded by water, you'll find plenty of moorings for boats and a water sports center just around the corner. In addition, Walibi Holland is a half-hour drive away where it is bursting with roller coasters and attractions. Take a dizzying ride on the Goliath or dangle at the bottom of the spectacular Condor roller coaster.

Nearby you can completely unwind in the Veluwe. EuroParcs Bad Hoophuizen is located in the village of Hulshorst, which borders Nunspeet and the Veluwe. Not only will you find vast heathlands in the area, but also lush forests, meadows and wildlife. Among others at the V.V.V. Nunspeet you can book game trails. Especially in the town of Vierhouten there are culinary (game) dishes on the menu. Every year in October the Wild Days take place here, where the opening of the game season is celebrated with tastings of game dishes. The best way to explore the Veluwe is by bike or on foot. For example, cycle to the nearby Speulderbos, also called the forest of dancing trees. This is the oldest beech forest in the Netherlands.