The best motorhome routes in the Netherlands
Discover the Netherlands by motorhome or campervan
The Netherlands are perfect for some motorhome holidays, because there is a lot to experience. Beautiful cities are interspersed with wonderful - flat - landscapes. You can get a breath of fresh air on the beach, take long walks in the woods and enjoy one of the trendy cities. Advantage: you will find plenty of camper places!
Below we have selected the most beautiful camper routes in the Netherlands, which you can use as inspiration for your next camper trip.
5 beautiful motorhome routes in The Netherlands
Dutch Limburg
On this 323 km long camper tour, you get to know Dutch Limburg as a particularly attractive region. The province has a narrow and elongated shape that follows the course of the river Maas. Thanks to its hilly character in the south and the various national parks, the region is particularly popular with nature lovers. But Dutch Limburg is more than just nature: discover its culture and explore the capital Maastricht.
Dutch Wadden Islands
You might not immediately think of the Dutch Wadden Islands for a campervan route, but they are perfect for a short trip. On each of the islands, there are many walking and cycling routes, lovely villages, imposing lighthouses and numerous locations to spot seals. The camper route starts on Texel, the largest Wadden Sea island in the Netherlands. Some Wadden Islands can only be reached by ferry, in which case it is best to leave the camper van on the mainland.
Friesland
Water-rich Friesland is located in the very north of the Netherlands. Partly located on the IJsselmeer and surrounded by Wadden Islands, this is a unique location for a camper tour. On this campervan route, you drive past the famous Elf Cities that are part of the Elfstedentocht and visit towns that are often smaller than most villages. This interspersed with beautiful nature and lots of water is a formula for a successful campervan route.
Along the Dutch and Belgian coast
During this road trip, we explore the Dutch and Flemish coast. The North Sea has a unique appeal and has made the Low Countries what they are today. For centuries, seafarers and traders have departed from the major port cities to all corners of the world. And they bring back riches with them.
Veluwe & Gelderland
The Veluwe is directly linked to the most beautiful nature reserve in the Netherlands: the Hoge Veluwe. This camper route takes you not only to the Hoge Veluwe, but also to the surrounding Hanseatic cities such as Zwolle, Hattem, Elburg and Harderwijk. Along the way, you will come across several castles, especially around Apeldoorn. The camper route concludes with the war history of Arnhem and Ede.