Under the motto ‘The countryside, people & animals – Enjoy them all!’, the Zevenbergen cyclist café and holiday park welcomes those having a great time and those seeking peace and quiet with open arms. It is located in welcoming Heesch and borders on Brabant’s largest nature reserve, the Maashorst. It’s wonderful to explore on foot or by bicycle, although you needn’t really leave the park, given this reaction in the visitors’ book: “What a great addition, all those animals! It’s like staying at a zoo!!”
Become acquainted with the personalised approach of this Host*, so that you don’t miss any of the many opportunities in the park and its surroundings!
Peace and quiet and privacy
Hikers, cyclists and sen…
Under the motto ‘The countryside, people & animals – Enjoy them all!’, the Zevenbergen cyclist café and holiday park welcomes those having a great time and those seeking peace and quiet with open arms. It is located in welcoming Heesch and borders on Brabant’s largest nature reserve, the Maashorst. It’s wonderful to explore on foot or by bicycle, although you needn’t really leave the park, given this reaction in the visitors’ book: “What a great addition, all those animals! It’s like staying at a zoo!!”
Become acquainted with the personalised approach of this Host*, so that you don’t miss any of the many opportunities in the park and its surroundings!
Peace and quiet and privacy
Hikers, cyclists and senior citizens enjoy the peace and quiet and privacy in this carless holiday park. Its small scale means you enjoy maximum privacy in the bungalows, which are suitable for one, two three or four people. They have everything you could possibly need, are named after the exotic birds and waterfowl found in the park and, according to one guest, are: “Clean, cleaner, cleanest!”
The Zevenbergen hunting cabin offers a small hospitality section with a terrace and a Koi pond. No noisy café or discotheque, but there are playgrounds, lawn bowling, a life-size chessboard, tennis courts, a basketball court and a table-tennis table for young and old to enjoy. And should you want more action, the owner would love to tell you all about what there is to do in the area.
*Host of the Landscape
It is this helpfulness that is also expressed in being recognised as ‘Host of the Landscape’ (the Maashorst and Geopark Peelhorst and Maasvallei) by the IVN nature organisation. The multilingual owner is more than happy to tell you all about the countryside, landscape and cultural history of the area. Or how about the hiking path ‘Doden en Goden’ (the dead and the gods), a visit to the largest royal grave in the Netherlands or to one of the historic cities in the area?
