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National Park De Maasduinen

National Park De Maasduinen

Are you looking for a relaxing and inspiring outing during your stay at Van der Valk Hotel Venlo? Then visit National Park De Maasduinen, one of the most beautiful nature areas of Limburg. Only a 20-minute drive from the hotel, you will find this unique elongated park, with rolling dunes, forests, heathlands, and crystal-clear ponds. Ideal for a walk, bike ride, or relaxing day in nature.

What is National Park De Maasduinen?

National Park De Maasduinen is located in the north of Limburg, between the river Maas and the German border. The park is approximately 4,500 hectares large and owes its name to the sand dunes formed during the last ice age. This rare landscape is characterized by tranquility, space, and great biodiversity. It is a popular natural area among hikers, cyclists, bird lovers, and photographers.

Highlights of your visit

During a visit to De Maasduinen National Park, you enjoy:

  • Walking in nature - Choose from dozens of marked hiking trails, ranging from short strolls to longer hikes.

  • Reindersmeer - A beautiful pond with clear water, an attraction for hikers and nature lovers.

  • Cycling through the dune landscape - Cycle along forest edges, heathlands, and open plains with views over the Maas Valley.

  • Visitor Center De Maasduinen - Starting point for hiking trails, information about flora and fauna, and a cozy catering facility.

  • Bird and wildlife spotting - With a bit of luck, you might see a deer, foxes, or even a beaver, along with many bird species.

Practical information and accessibility

National Park De Maasduinen is easily accessible from Van der Valk Hotel Venlo. You drive in about 20 minutesto the visitor center in Well, where there is ample parking and clear signage. There are also entrances at Afferden, Nieuw-Bergen, and other locations around the park.

Recommended starting location:
Visitors Center The Maasduinen
Bosserheide 3E
5855 EA Well

More information about routes and current activities:
Visit the official website from National Park De Maasduinen