Visit De Hoge Veluwe National Park, one of the largest nature reserves in the country covering 5,400 hectares of forests, heathlands, and sand dunes. Explore the park on foot or by bike on the many trails, and spot wildlife like red deer, wild boar, ravens, and sand lizards. You can even borrow one of the park's free White Bicycles. Check out the Museonder, an interesting underground museum, and grab a meal at the Park Pavilion. Your ticket to De Hoge Veluwe National Park gives you access to beautiful landscapes and diverse wildlife. With extensive walking, cycling, and horse-riding trails, plus a unique museum, the park offers a mix of nature and culture.
Free entrance for Kids 0-5
If you want to enter the park by car/motorcycle, select the car/motorcycle option to go with your ticket. Otherwise, parking at the entrance costs €4.35
Disabled visitors: Free admission for 1 carer (must be mentioned in certificate of disability) & 1 car
Bicycles (with pedal breaks only) available free of charge to explore the parkHow to Get There by Public Transport?De Hoge Veluwe National Park is easily accessible from several directions by public transport. By bus you can reach the entrances in Hoenderloo, Otterlo or Schaarsbergen. You can then walk or cycle in the park. Getting There=
Train to Apeldoorn or Ede-Wageningen
From Apeldoorn train station: Bus 108 to Hoenderloo, then on with bus 106 bound to Otterlo and get off at the Park Paviljoen/Museonder in the center of the Park or the Kröller-Müller-Museum
From Ede-Wageningen train station: Bus 108 to Otterlo, then on with bus 106 bound to Hoenderloo and get off at the Park Paviljoen/Museonder in the center of the Park or the Kröller-Müller-Museum
Bus 106 will take you directly into the park and stops at the museum, please have your smartphone voucher ready when boarding the bus
The park has entrances in Schaarsbergen, Hoenderloo and Otterlo (which is the busiest one)Have your smartphone ticket scanned at one of the entrances:
Entrance Hoenderloo: [Houtkampweg 13, 7352 TC Hoenderloo](https://maps.app.goo.gl/9ks27nvZztHryLfv6)
Entrance Otterlo: [Houtkampweg 9, 6713 AV Otterlo](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Um4jVzwJ2y99nJMb9)
Entrance Schaarsbergen: [Koningsweg 17, 6816 TC Schaarsbergen](https://maps.app.goo.gl/JRs3j7q4Pb1scYsv8)
[Plan your journey via public transportation](https://9292.nl/en "Plan your journey via public transportation")
Free White Bicycles: Can be picked up and stored at Marchantplein, Kröller-Müller Museum, Jachthuis Sint Hubertus and at the entrances (Hoenderloo, Otterlo, Schaarsbergen). White Children's Bikes (without side wheels) and bicycles with front or rear child seats are also available. You may also bring your own bicycle into the park
* Free entrance for Kids 0-5 * If you want to enter the park by car/motorcycle, select the car/motorcycle option to go with your ticket. Otherwise, parking at the entrance costs €4.35
* [Plan your journey via public transportation](https://9292.nl/en "Plan your journey via public transportation") * Free White Bicycles: Can be picked up and stored at Marchantplein, Kröller-Müller Museum, Jachthuis Sint Hubertus and at the entrances (Hoenderloo, Otterlo, Schaarsbergen). White Children's Bikes (without side wheels) and bicycles with front or rear child seats are also available. You may also bring your own bicycle into the park
**Have your smartphone ticket scanned at one of the entrances:** * Entrance Hoenderloo: [Houtkampweg 13, 7352 TC Hoenderloo](https://maps.app.goo.gl/9ks27nvZztHryLfv6) * Entrance Otterlo: [Houtkampweg 9, 6713 AV Otterlo](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Um4jVzwJ2y99nJMb9) * Entrance Schaarsbergen: [Koningsweg 17, 6816 TC Schaarsbergen](https://maps.app.goo.gl/JRs3j7q4Pb1scYsv8)
**How to Get There by Public Transport?** De Hoge Veluwe National Park is easily accessible from several directions by public transport. By bus you can reach the entrances in Hoenderloo, Otterlo or Schaarsbergen. You can then walk or cycle in the park. **Getting There** = * Train to Apeldoorn or Ede-Wageningen * From Apeldoorn train station: Bus 108 to Hoenderloo, then on with bus 106 bound to Otterlo and get off at the Park Paviljoen/Museonder in the center of the Park or the Kröller-Müller-Museum * From Ede-Wageningen train station: Bus 108 to Otterlo, then on with bus 106 bound to Hoenderloo and get off at the Park Paviljoen/Museonder in the center of the Park or the Kröller-Müller-Museum * Bus 106 will take you directly into the park and stops at the museum, please have your smartphone voucher ready when boarding the bus * The park has entrances in Schaarsbergen, Hoenderloo and Otterlo (which is the busiest one)
* Disabled visitors: Free admission for 1 carer (must be mentioned in certificate of disability) & 1 car * Bicycles (with pedal breaks only) available free of charge to explore the park
Het Nationale Park De Hoge Veluwe, Ingang Hoenderloo, Houtkampweg 13, Otterlo, The Netherlands, 7352 TC
Ingang Hoenderloo, Houtkampweg 13, Otterlo, The Netherlands
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Visit De Hoge Veluwe National Park, one of the largest nature reserves in the country covering 5,400 hectares of forests, heathlands, and sand dunes. Explore the park on foot or by bike on the many trails, and spot wildlife like red deer, wild boar, ravens, and sand lizards. You can even borrow one of the park's free White Bicycles. Check out the Museonder, an interesting underground museum, and grab a meal at the Park Pavilion. Your ticket to De Hoge Veluwe National Park gives you access to beautiful landscapes and diverse wildlife. With extensive walking, cycling, and horse-riding trails, plus a unique museum, the park offers a mix of nature and culture.
Free entrance for Kids 0-5
If you want to enter the park by car/motorcycle, select the car/motorcycle option to go with your ticket. Otherwise, parking at the entrance costs €4.35
Disabled visitors: Free admission for 1 carer (must be mentioned in certificate of disability) & 1 car
Bicycles (with pedal breaks only) available free of charge to explore the parkHow to Get There by Public Transport?De Hoge Veluwe National Park is easily accessible from several directions by public transport. By bus you can reach the entrances in Hoenderloo, Otterlo or Schaarsbergen. You can then walk or cycle in the park. Getting There=
Train to Apeldoorn or Ede-Wageningen
From Apeldoorn train station: Bus 108 to Hoenderloo, then on with bus 106 bound to Otterlo and get off at the Park Paviljoen/Museonder in the center of the Park or the Kröller-Müller-Museum
From Ede-Wageningen train station: Bus 108 to Otterlo, then on with bus 106 bound to Hoenderloo and get off at the Park Paviljoen/Museonder in the center of the Park or the Kröller-Müller-Museum
Bus 106 will take you directly into the park and stops at the museum, please have your smartphone voucher ready when boarding the bus
The park has entrances in Schaarsbergen, Hoenderloo and Otterlo (which is the busiest one)Have your smartphone ticket scanned at one of the entrances:
Entrance Hoenderloo: [Houtkampweg 13, 7352 TC Hoenderloo](https://maps.app.goo.gl/9ks27nvZztHryLfv6)
Entrance Otterlo: [Houtkampweg 9, 6713 AV Otterlo](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Um4jVzwJ2y99nJMb9)
Entrance Schaarsbergen: [Koningsweg 17, 6816 TC Schaarsbergen](https://maps.app.goo.gl/JRs3j7q4Pb1scYsv8)
[Plan your journey via public transportation](https://9292.nl/en "Plan your journey via public transportation")
Free White Bicycles: Can be picked up and stored at Marchantplein, Kröller-Müller Museum, Jachthuis Sint Hubertus and at the entrances (Hoenderloo, Otterlo, Schaarsbergen). White Children's Bikes (without side wheels) and bicycles with front or rear child seats are also available. You may also bring your own bicycle into the park
* Free entrance for Kids 0-5 * If you want to enter the park by car/motorcycle, select the car/motorcycle option to go with your ticket. Otherwise, parking at the entrance costs €4.35
* [Plan your journey via public transportation](https://9292.nl/en "Plan your journey via public transportation") * Free White Bicycles: Can be picked up and stored at Marchantplein, Kröller-Müller Museum, Jachthuis Sint Hubertus and at the entrances (Hoenderloo, Otterlo, Schaarsbergen). White Children's Bikes (without side wheels) and bicycles with front or rear child seats are also available. You may also bring your own bicycle into the park
**Have your smartphone ticket scanned at one of the entrances:** * Entrance Hoenderloo: [Houtkampweg 13, 7352 TC Hoenderloo](https://maps.app.goo.gl/9ks27nvZztHryLfv6) * Entrance Otterlo: [Houtkampweg 9, 6713 AV Otterlo](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Um4jVzwJ2y99nJMb9) * Entrance Schaarsbergen: [Koningsweg 17, 6816 TC Schaarsbergen](https://maps.app.goo.gl/JRs3j7q4Pb1scYsv8)
**How to Get There by Public Transport?** De Hoge Veluwe National Park is easily accessible from several directions by public transport. By bus you can reach the entrances in Hoenderloo, Otterlo or Schaarsbergen. You can then walk or cycle in the park. **Getting There** = * Train to Apeldoorn or Ede-Wageningen * From Apeldoorn train station: Bus 108 to Hoenderloo, then on with bus 106 bound to Otterlo and get off at the Park Paviljoen/Museonder in the center of the Park or the Kröller-Müller-Museum * From Ede-Wageningen train station: Bus 108 to Otterlo, then on with bus 106 bound to Hoenderloo and get off at the Park Paviljoen/Museonder in the center of the Park or the Kröller-Müller-Museum * Bus 106 will take you directly into the park and stops at the museum, please have your smartphone voucher ready when boarding the bus * The park has entrances in Schaarsbergen, Hoenderloo and Otterlo (which is the busiest one)
* Disabled visitors: Free admission for 1 carer (must be mentioned in certificate of disability) & 1 car * Bicycles (with pedal breaks only) available free of charge to explore the park
Het Nationale Park De Hoge Veluwe, Ingang Hoenderloo, Houtkampweg 13, Otterlo, The Netherlands, 7352 TC
Ingang Hoenderloo, Houtkampweg 13, Otterlo, The Netherlands
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