Discover 'T Loo: Holiday Apartments, Forest Trail and Cycling Routes

’t Loo reveals several different sides: a 1.6-kilometre forest trail, cycling routes, art and a church. If you choose a holiday apartment in ’t Loo, you can arrange these themes according to the pace of your holiday – from a hike and a bike ride to cultural discoveries.

Forest Trail and Cycling Routes

The Natuurpad ’t Loo is a 1.6-kilometre hiking trail that runs through the forest. Its fixed length makes it easier to plan a day that leaves time for other experiences in addition to the hike.

The “Fietsroute rond Oldebroek” cycling route starts in ’t Loo on the edge of the Veluwe. It heads towards the Drontermeer and then follows the Veluwemeer. Along the way, it showcases a varied landscape ranging from grassland, forest and heathland to estates and villages. This gives cyclists the opportunity to experience a succession of different landscapes, while the route also combines several types of outings.

Church, Art and Special Insights

The “Van Kerkdorp tot Dorpskerk” cycling route passes through ’t Loo. At the entrance of every church along this route, there is a purple sticker with a QR code providing information, photos and videos about the respective church. In ’t Loo, the Maranathakerk is the only church.

The Kunsthoeve is a gallery in the Landgoed ’t Loo holiday park where artists exhibit their work. In addition, the Kunsthoeve offers workshops for adults in photography, handicraft techniques, painting abstract portraits with acrylic paints and pastel drawing. These workshops are also open to people from outside the park.

Active Days in a Group

Het Buitencentrum Oldebroek offers group activities such as a treetop adventure course, tree climbing, Fire Skills and Nature Cooking. The range therefore extends from physical activity in the trees to practical activities involving fire and nature.

Cycling Break at the Smultoer

At the Smultoer, cyclists can take a break and enjoy a treat at five of the seven participating businesses. The Smultoer follows the bicycle junction network wherever possible. Where this is not available, the route description in the app is used. This provides clear guidance for planning without limiting the bike ride to a single landscape or attraction.

Car-Free Areas On Site

Landal Landgoed ’t Loo is car-free except for the area marked in orange. Cars may only be used there on arrival and departure to load and unload luggage; in between, they can be parked in the central car park. For a stay at Landal Landgoed ’t Loo, this rule is one of the specific conditions you can take into account when planning.

Other places for planning your trip: Wezep, Oldebroek, Noordeinde.

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