Surroundings of EuroParcs Zuiderzee

Not for the faint of heart, because you'll scream your lungs out in Walibi Holland. This is the place to be if you're looking for an adrenaline rush. You can choose from various roller coasters and exciting attractions. Take a dizzying ride in the Goliath or dangle at the bottom of the spectacular Condor rollercoaster. Of course, a ride in UNTAMED, the wooden rollercoaster, should not be missed!

Fancy a day out? As a EuroParcs guest, it is possible to order tickets for various museums, amusement parks or zoos at a discount.

The unique shopping experience! Shop at advantageous prices at Batavia Stad! The Fashion Outlet is open 7 days a week and easily accessible by public transport and car! The shops offer a wide selection of collections with 30% to 70% discount on more than 250 national and international brands!

VIP DAY PASS Especially for the EuroParcs guests we offer a Batavia VIP Day Pass which entitles you to 10% extra discount on the outlet prices of the participating brands! You can get the flyer at the reception of the park!

There are different cycling and/or walking routes to discover in the area of EuroParcs Zuiderzee. Be inspired, choose the best one and go out into nature together!

On the banks of the Veluwemeer lies the picturesque port city of Elburg. This cosy Hanseatic city has a beautiful fortress that breathes history. Typical of Elburg are the cobbled side streets with the displayed flowers and plants, the high quality culinary restaurants and the many boutiques. Just outside the ramparts behind the famous Vischpoort is the harbour, which is directly connected to the Veluwemeer. Admire the beautiful fishing boats while enjoying a drink on one of the cosy terraces.

Hear (and smell!) the hulking walruses and sea lions. Marvel at the jumping skills of the dolphins, stroke rays and sharks at the Roggenrif. It's all possible in the Dolfinarium! Please note that the Dolfinarium is closed during the low season.

The view from the IJssel on the harbour, the town quay and the historical buildings of Kampen were a source of inspiration for artists. The Hanseatic city of Kampen at the mouth of the IJssel was once strategically located at the Zuiderzee and was nicknamed "Rotterdam of the Middle Ages". Everything in the city reminds you of that time, such as the Old City Hall, the Cellebroederspoort and the Nieuwe Toren. Art and culture can be found in the Stadsarchief, the Stedelijk Museum and the Huys der Kunsten. In winter, the inner city changes into one big open-air theatre during Kerst in Oud Kampen.

In Elburg you can go to the world's largest indoor sand sculpture exhibition which is completely circular. A beautiful and impressive exhibition that is fun for all ages. Historical stories about boats and bibles come to life through the sand sculptures.

Stroll along the boulevard, go shopping or meander through the picturesque squares with centuries-old buildings. Harderwijk also has a few museums. You can learn about the history of the Hanseatic city in the Stadsmuseum Harderwijk and you can admire works of art by the painter of the same name in the Marius van Dokkum Museum. Take a walk through the city with a guide and you will discover hidden stories from the Hanseatic period. 'Delicious Harderwijk' lives up to its name, because you can dine extensively there. The city even has two star restaurants: Basiliek and 't Nonnetje.

Do you like some extra relaxation during your stay at our park? Head to the Zwaluwhoeve for the ultimate day of relaxation. Relax in the saunas or enjoy one of the many pools.

In Museum Flevoland you discover how people used to live and learn all about the climate. At the Bataviawerf you get an idea of how they used to build ships and you can learn how to twist a rope yourself or drive a nail in the forge. Take a tour of the 'Batavia', the VOC ship where it all started for Michiel de Ruyter and which was also used for the movie.

Amazing for young and old, because in Amersfoort Zoo you can see the animals in a very special way through the 'Climb-Everything Route'. You can climb above the bears, step on a raft among the birds, sail on the Expedition River past the giraffes and walk across the island between the lemurs.

The Netherlands' newest national park was created by people and is literally at the bottom of the Zuiderzee. Here you will also find a true bird paradise: the Oostvaardersplassen. The marshland area combines rough grasslands, reed plains, woods and lakes. Although southern Flevoland was only created some 50 years ago, birds and other animals know how to find it. Cormorants and spoonbills live there, but also bats, deer and foxes. Even the white-tailed eagle has been breeding there since 2006. Konik horses and Heck cattle also graze there.

Old city walls, the Sassenpoort and the Melkmarkt, these are just a few of the traces of the past in the historic city center of Zwolle. The glory of the Hanseatic city of Overijssel in the fifteenth century is still fully visible. Stroll through the old streets, enjoy a snack and drink on one of the lovely terraces or go shopping. While you're here, you should pay a visit to Museum De Fundatie for visual arts or the Waanders In de Broeren bookshop, which is located in a 15th-century church.

Did you know that Nunspeet is an artists' village? At the start of the last century, artists came to this place to capture the landscape and the farming population on canvas. A popular subject in the paintings is the flock of sheep in Elspeet. If you are interested in local art and history, a visit to the Noord Veluws Museum would be worthwhile.

Climbing in the most spectacular climbing forest in the Netherlands? Then Klimbos Harderwijk is the place to be! They have a super long climbing course but also a Rollercoaster Zipline! Do you dare?

At Aviodrome, you are at the right place as an aviation fanatic! Discover and experience the aviation of the past but also of today. More than 100 aircraft can be admired in the museum.