Camping De Bosrand

Maastricht, Netherlands

  • Woodland setting
  • Children's playgrounds
  • Family-friendly atmosphere
  • Near Maastricht

Woodland camping near Maastricht with family playgrounds and forest setting.

Camping De Bosrand is a family-oriented campsite located in South Limburg near Maastricht. The site features woodland surroundings and includes recreational facilities such as playgrounds for children. It caters to families seeking a nature-based camping experience in the Dutch countryside.

Life without a car

Car-free score: 3/10

Challenging without a car — most guests will want their own wheels. Local buses stop nearby. Everyday essentials are within walking distance. A bicycle makes exploring the wider area easy.

Train station
Eijsden
52 min walk (3.9 km)
Nearest town
Sint Geertruid
28 min walk (2.1 km)
Local buses
Bus 791 to Margraten – Eijsden
roughly hourly · 8am–5pm
from Moerslag, T-Splitsing · 12 min walk
Mon–Sat — no Sunday buses
Cycling
Good option — cycle routes and quiet lanes nearby
Essentials nearby
Supermarket
24 min walk (1.8 km)
Bakery
56 min walk (4.2 km)
Restaurants
Available in Sint Geertruid
Pharmacy
28 min walk (2.1 km)

Getting here

Nearest station
Eijsden (3km)
Nearest airport
Maastricht Aachen Airport (14km)

Map

About the area

Founded as the Roman settlement Mosae Trajectum in the 1st century AD, Maastricht became a crucial frontier town between empires. The city flourished as a religious centre in the Middle Ages, with the magnificent Sint Servaasbasiliek built around the reliquary of St Servatius. Maastricht witnessed numerous sieges during the Eighty Years' War and later Dutch-Spanish conflicts, with defensive walls and fortifications still visible today. In modern times, it hosted the signing of the Maastricht Treaty in 1992, which established the European Union. Limburg has been contested territory throughout European history, with ownership shifting between the Spanish Netherlands, the Prince-Bishopric of Liège, and various other powers. The region only became definitively Dutch in 1830 following Belgian independence, though much of its culture remains distinctly distinct from the northern Netherlands. Coal mining dominated the economy from the late 19th century until the 1970s, profoundly shaping the landscape and communities. Today, Limburg celebrates its unique heritage through museums, cuisine, and the preservation of mining landscapes.

Places to visit near Camping De Bosrand

Alden Biesen Castle
Alden Biesen Castle
Alden Biesen is one of Belgium's largest castle estates and a remarkable example of a former commandery of the Teutonic Order. Founded in the medieval period, it became an important religious and administrative centre.
Tongeren (Atuatuca Tungrorum)
Tongeren (Atuatuca Tungrorum)
Tongeren is Belgium's oldest city and one of the most important Roman archaeological sites in the country. Founded as Atuatuca Tungrorum, it became a major administrative and trading centre in the Roman province of Germania Inferior.
Gallo-Roman Museum
Gallo-Roman Museum
The Gallo-Roman Museum is Belgium's premier archaeological museum and one of Europe's best places to understand ancient life in the region.
Tongeren Historic Centre
Tongeren Historic Centre
Tongeren is Belgium's oldest city and has roots stretching back to the Roman period. Founded as Atuatuca Tungrorum, it became an important administrative and trading centre in Roman Gaul.
Aachen Cathedral
Aachen Cathedral
Aachen Cathedral is one of Germany's most historically significant religious buildings. Built by Charlemagne around AD 800, it became the centre of his empire and later the coronation church of German kings for centuries.
Plopsaland Ardennes
Plopsaland Ardennes
Plopsaland Ardennes (formerly Plopsa Coo) sits beside the Coo waterfalls in the Belgian Ardennes, combining Studio 100 theme-park rides with the scenic surroundings of the Amblève valley.
Plopsa Indoor Hasselt
Plopsa Indoor Hasselt
Plopsa Indoor Hasselt is a covered theme park in Limburg offering Studio 100-themed rides and play areas whatever the weather — a popular rainy-day option for families with small children.

How to get to Camping De Bosrand

Campsite address
Camping De Bosrand
Woldweg, De Pol, 8337 KS, Nederland
Get directions
19 mins by car from Maastricht Aachen Airport
From the station
Eijsden
Take bus 791 directly from Eijsden Station to Camping Bosrand, with a short 1-minute walk before and after the bus ride. The entire journey takes about 9 minutes.
From the airport
Maastricht Aachen Airport
From Maastricht Aachen Airport, walk 15 minutes to Ulestraten Kerk, then take Bus 52 to Meerssen Station (11 minutes) followed by Bus 791 directly to Camping De Bosrand (51 minutes), with a final 1-minute walk to the entrance. The total journey takes approximately 1 hour 37 minutes.

ℹ️ Travel directions are correct at time of publishing and regularly reviewed, but routes and timetables can change. Please double-check before travelling.

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Nearest airports
Maastricht Aachen Airport
14km awayMST
Liège Airport
27km awayLGG
Train stations
Eijsden
3km away
Maastricht Randwyck
6km away
Visé
6km away · NMBS/SNCB

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