Als je op het park verblijft dan is het parkeren gratis

Zeker! Ons nichtje van bijna 2 keek haar ogen uit.

Hi, think you'd already been there. I just came back. It was Dolce gusto but you can buy them at the store and it's great coffee and not expensive. I am a coffee lover and loved the taste

We stayed on Safari Park itself, there are Pools, Play Parks etc all of which you can access and things like Bowling and the Beach. If you stay on Eurocamp it is down the road not actually on the Safari Park itself where it has it's own facilities. Staying on the Park itself was in a Lodge, whereas Eurocamp was the mobile homes. The lodges were amazing but alot more expensive. If you stay on the Park itself there is not a great deal on the Park apart from the Safari, but there is so much to do at the Safari and different ways of doing it,ie on foot, bus tour, boat tour or car Safari. But if you stay on the Safari you have free entry to at least 4 other venues nearby. To get the best experience we would recommend staying on site, you literally eat your breakfast looking at the animals and very close in most lodges. We flew to Amsterdam, then hired a car it was under 2 hour drive and easy to find.

I suggest to rent a car at Eindhoven Airport.

When we visited last may there was a festival but this was at a site next to the park. It affected the access roads which were slow but did not affect the park itself in any way.

Would not be that ideal. You have to walk from the park to the busstop for 35 minutes. With walking, bus and train(s) it would be 2 and half hours one way.

Yes 2 hours should be enough to drive through. We walked in the morning for about 4 hours and then drove in the afternoon fro about 2 hours.

Hello Samcro 123 Look on Google maps : just enter Eurocamp Beekse Bergen. The red dot is Eurocamp and left of the road you have the entrance of the Safari Park. You can easily walk because it s only a few hundred meters.