EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos

Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Forest location
  • Close to Amsterdam
  • Nature and city combination

Camping in nature, minutes from Amsterdam city centre.

EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos is a holiday park located in the Amsterdamse Bos forest, combining natural surroundings with proximity to Amsterdam. The campsite offers a unique blend of woodland camping and easy access to the city's attractions. Guests can enjoy nature-based activities while being just minutes away from Amsterdam's cultural, dining and entertainment offerings.

Life without a car

Car-free score: 3.5/10

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
Amstelveenseweg
6.5km away
Nearest town
Amstelveen
45 min walk (3.4 km)
Local buses
Bus 357 to Elandsgracht Amsterdam
every ~8 min · 5am–12am
from Amstelveen, Westwijkplein · 18 min walk
Cycling
Good option — cycle routes and quiet lanes nearby
Essentials nearby
Supermarket
21 min walk (1.6 km)
Bakery
24 min walk (1.8 km)
Restaurants
Available in Amstelveen
Pharmacy
37 min walk (2.8 km)

Getting here

Nearest station
Amstelveenseweg (5km)
Nearest airport
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (4km)

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About the area

Founded in the 14th century as a small fishing village, Amsterdam grew into a major port during the Dutch Golden Age in the 17th century. The city became a center of global trade, art, and finance, with its canal system built during this period of prosperity. Noord-Holland has been a crucial maritime region since the Middle Ages, playing a vital role in Dutch naval history and trade. The province was heavily involved in the Dutch Golden Age and the development of the Netherlands' global maritime empire.

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Places to visit near EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos

Amsterdam canals Filming Location
Amsterdam canals
Hazel and Gus's Amsterdam scenes — including their visit to the Anne Frank House and a canalside bench near Leidsegracht — were filmed on location among the city's real canals.
Zaanse Schans
Zaanse Schans
Zaanse Schans is one of the Netherlands' best-known heritage landscapes, preserving traditional windmills, wooden houses and historic workshops.
Kasteel de Haar
Kasteel de Haar
Kasteel de Haar is the largest and arguably the most spectacular castle in the Netherlands. Located near Utrecht, this fairytale-like fortress combines medieval architecture with 19th-century restoration.
Castle De Haar
Castle De Haar
Castle De Haar is the Netherlands' ultimate fairytale landmark. With its towers, moat, gardens and dramatic appearance, it looks like something from a medieval storybook.
Muiderslot
Muiderslot
Standing beside the former Zuiderzee near Amsterdam, Muiderslot is one of the Netherlands' most famous medieval castles. Built in the 13th century by Count Floris V, the fortress was designed to control an important trade route and defend the mouth of the River Vecht.
Siege of Alkmaar (1573)
Siege of Alkmaar (1573)
The Siege of Alkmaar was a turning point in the Dutch Revolt and one of the first major defeats suffered by Spanish forces. After months of fighting, Dutch defenders successfully resisted the Spanish army.
Leiden Historic Centre
Leiden Historic Centre
Leiden is one of the Netherlands' most historic cities, famous for its university, canals and connection with Dutch independence.
Dom Tower of Utrecht
Dom Tower of Utrecht
Standing above the historic city centre, the Dom Tower is the tallest church tower in the Netherlands and one of the country's most recognisable landmarks.
Battle of the Zuiderzee (1573)
Battle of the Zuiderzee (1573)
The Battle of the Zuiderzee was a crucial naval victory during the Dutch Revolt. Dutch rebels known as the Watergeuzen defeated a much larger Spanish fleet, helping secure control of important waterways.
Kinderdijk Windmills
Kinderdijk Windmills
Kinderdijk is perhaps the most recognisable symbol of the Netherlands. Located near Rotterdam, this UNESCO World Heritage Site contains 19 historic windmills built in the 18th century to manage water levels in the low-lying polder landscape.

How to get to EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos

Campsite address
EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos
Bosrandweg, Aalsmeer, 1432 JD, Nederland
Get directions
15 mins by car from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
From the station
Amstelveenseweg
From Amstelveenseweg station, take Bus 357 to Sacharovlaan in Amstelveen (22 minutes), walk 6 minutes, then catch Bus 199 to Camping Amsterdamse Bos (4 minutes) and walk the final 4 minutes to your destination. The total journey takes around 42 minutes.
From the airport
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, walk 4 minutes to the bus stop and take Bus 199 directly to Aalsmeer, Camping Amsterdamse Bos, then walk 5 minutes to reach EuroParcs Het Amsterdamse Bos. The entire journey takes approximately 26 minutes.

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Nearest airports
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
4km awayAMS
Train stations
Amstelveenseweg
5km away · Amsterdamse metro
Schiphol Airport
5km away
Amsterdam Zuid
6km away · Hoofdrailnet Nederland

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