Forest farm the Veluwe

Waking up to countless chirping birds and squirrels jumping through the garden. You will experience that during a stay in our holiday home. The holiday home is located on the Goudsberg, a breathtaking part of the Veluwe with endless forests and vast fields. From the house you can walk straight into the woods. There are beautiful hiking trails and clog paths.  In our house it is wonderful to come home after a day in the open air. Wood stove and candles lit or sit on the terrace with a nice drink.

The holiday home, built in farmhouse style, has recently been completely renovated and stylishly furnished. The luxurious, spacious kitchen is equipped with an induction hob, dishwasher, combi oven and Nespresso coffee machine. A filter coffee maker is also provided.

The tree trunk table is the cozy heart of the house. In addition to using meals, the table is  ideal for a long dinner or for playing a game. Prefer to sit on the couch by the wood-burning stove with a book? Of course you can, in the cupboard you will find a wide selection of board games and books.

The living room has patio doors to the sunny garden.
In the large garden there is a large garden table with comfortable chairs and a floating parasol. Of course there is a barbecue. For sun lovers there are 2 sunbeds ready.
The children can enjoy jumping on the trampoline or playing in the playhouse. For the little ones there is a seesaw. The garden is completely enclosed so ideal for young children or the dog.

There are 2 bedrooms in the forest farm. A bedroom with ultra comfortable box-spring bed with top mattress of no less than 180x210.
The second bedroom has 2 box-spring beds and a single bed with underbed. The lower bed is perfect for rolling out when a 4th child comes along.
The house can be rented by up to 5 adults. For families with children there is room for 6.
Bed linen can be rented, then the beds are already made on arrival.
For the little ones, a cot and high chair and bath are available free of charge.

The bathroom has a walk-in rain shower and sink. The toilet is separate.
A washing machine and dryer are available in the storage room. There is a parking space for the car at the house.

The Geographical Centre of the Netherlands is located in Lunteren, just 400 metres from the forest farm.
The village has a cozy car-free center with many nice shops and restaurants.
The Lunteren forest pool is an open-air swimming pool in the forest with a large green sunbathing area.

When visiting the Veluwe, a walk through the forest should not be missed. On the Goudsberg and in the Lunterse Buurtbosch you will be short of eyes. You will look in vain for a more beautiful view than of the Hessenhut.
Fancy a walk off the beaten track? Then walk the Meulunterenpad, a beautiful clog path around the Goudsberg. This way you walk through one of the most beautiful parts of the Veluwe. For example, you can walk through the centuries-old Luntersche Buurtbosch and climb the De Koepel watchtower for a spectacular view. The path continues past De Grote Zandgroeve and a little further on you come to a historic Germanic well with original remains from the Iron Age. The children are guaranteed to go wild on the superfine drifting sand of the Wekeromse Zand, one of the few active drifting sand areas in Europe. The Veluwe is also beautiful in winter. It is often quieter than other seasons. At the end of the afternoon, when it starts to get dark, you can hear, with a bit of luck, the boars grunting and deer barking.

The Veluwe is a popular cycling region. There are many beautiful routes. Mountain bikers will also get their money's worth here. The well-known MTB routes have been renewed. There are now four official mountain bike starting locations. The routes at Lunteren, Ede and Otterlo can be ridden separately, but can also be linked together for an epic mountain bike trail through South Veluwe.

Several restaurants can be found within walking distance. Restaurant de Goudsberg and Pancake House het Uilenbos with large playground.
40-45 the musical is performed in the Midden Nederland Hallen in Barneveld and is definitely worth a visit.