Het Nationale Park De Hoge Veluwe

A truly beautiful national park which is very much worth a visit. There are free bikes to rent in various places and the bike paths are very accessible. Also recommend visiting the Jachthuis and Kröller-Müller Museum. Well woth the entrance fee to support the preservation of this beautiful place!

Had an amazing time in the park. The ticket prices includes the white bikes available to cycle in the park. The staff is nice and friendly. Although we thought the maps were a little pricey for extra cost but it was a small price for the convenience it has.
The park is clean and maintained. A little bit more focus on the directions could help the new comers more in the park.
The centrum had only one restaurant bit the food there was amazing.
Overall it was very peaceful and enjoyable day.

A great place for families, couples or just individuals who feel like exploring this huge park by bike or on foot. We were really excited after 5 hours of this unique biking experience. Moreover, we had our two young children with us (5 and 8 years old) and when we were leaving they told us this was the best visit/part of our trip!

Beautiful nature and very peaceful. Love the trees and grasslands. We will come back!

Loved this.
We spent the entire day here.
Staff members were friendly.
The white bikes for free were available in so many different locations- amazing.
Definitely worth visiting.

Fun day to spend in the park. We rode the free 'witte fiesen' (white bikes) and explored the various terrains, including sand dunes; bikes are old school without gears and with pedal brakes. There's not much traffic, so in places you'll ride on the road, in other places on bike paths. The bike paths are VERY poorly signed so you'll definitely get lost - Hoge Veluwe really needs to improve these! Make sure you go near the Kroller-Muller museum, as you can see many sculptures at the entrance and nearby for free.

Note: we took the 108 bus from Apeldoorn and got off near Brunch restaurant (there are multiple stops for the park, be sure which one you want). Easy walk to entry office where we bought tickets, and a further 200m to the white bikes.

Wonderful national park with extensive trails for everything. Lots of wildlife and few bicycles to use in the park!

A really nice park to spend a day and walk though nature.

Stunning through all seasons but especially summer where you can grab a bite to eat on the terrace in the centre of the park, and then grab a bike or walk through the beautiful dunes, fields, or forests. We recently had the luck of seeing some wild boars and deers. You can of course also visit the museum which has both an interior gallery and an outside sculpture park. They also have a restaurant there.

Every time we go back to Holland we visit the park at least once. A magnificent natural reserve with plenty of opportunities to see wildlife - mostly deer, but also wild boar, birds of prey and if you're lucky wolves. The cycling facilities are fantastic, with free white bikes which can be picked up and dropped off at any entrance or the visitors centre. The routes lead you through the various natural regions of the park. In summer time be on the lookout for the ice cream van which is run by a friendly Italian man. To get to the park from Ede you have to take two buses, which connect seamlessly.

A big natural park with bicycle trails and hiking trails. With wildlife that you can watch, lakes, an estate that takes you back on time. A real natures gem in Holland. Park your car near one of the park’s northern entrances, grab a bike for you, and your family, put the small kids in the child’s seat and go burn some 10 - 18 km of bicycle trails.
Stop to drink some coffee at the estate or do a picnic somewhere in the park, and enjoy nature.

Parking costs 4 euros, park entrance costs a little more than 10 euros per person, and prepare to spend here at least half a day.

Take food, water (lots of it) and the matching cloth for the season.

It was a great park, I went there with kids, took the regular available bikes for free, we also took bikes with chairs. It was great, bike lanes, good signalization, all in all amazing place.

The best place you can go in The Netherlands to experience nature and forestry. Numerous different hiking trails varying in length and difficulty. Additionally bike and car roads make it easy to get around.

A beautiful place to go cycling! Park your car just outside one of the park entrances for €4 then grab one of the free white bicycles and off you go! It's a large national park so having access to bikes meant we got to see much more of it in the time we had and it has a great cycle path network - exactly what you'd expect in the Netherlands! Even though much of it looked dry and barren due to the recent long stretches of hot weather, it was still a beautiful place to be.

Quite a nice park with some really beautiful sightseeing places.
Once you paid your visit you can take a bicycle to ride inside the park.
There are foresty and sandy areas in there, besides there are some restaurants but I haven’t visited them tbh.
Worth a visit for sure!

Beautiful national park with plenty of services including restaurants, museum, parking etc. In summer it can get really busy so best to book tickets in advance. We went on a less busy day so didn't have any problems finding parking space or just buying tickets at the gate. Some areas are dog friendly, check the website for details. Also, I didn't see any trash cans along the walks so best to carry your trash back, there are some near the car parks.

The stay was very wonderful, the atmosphere inside the park is beautiful and quiet, the activities are excellent, you can rent a bicycle and swim in the swimming pool, basketball courts are also available, and halal barbecue is also available, as for the staff, they were at the top of sophistication

You can simply enjoy magnificent & spectacular views of nature while riding a handy bicycle.

Lovely park to cycle around. There are different areas through the forest and areas where it almost feels like you’re in Africa! We also saw wild boar with their piglets running across the road! The bikes are very easy to use (although no like English bikes, there are no brakes on the handles, instead you pedal backwards to brake). All the bikes have a child seat in the back so perfect for families or strapping in your waterbottle! 😂. There are also museums and cafes around the park that you can stop at.

It's a beautiful national park with a variety of biosystems that are nice to look at and walk through. The entrance is 11,50€ but let me just say they are not that attentive ;) bikes were also free and accessible right at the entrance. There is the Kröller-Müller Exhibition which only cost 6€ (students) for 8 beautiful Exhibitions including one from Vincent van Gogh. Worth a visit! Besides I would like to highlight the "desert" of the national park with really let you calm down and is quite amazing!