Hoge Veluwe and Utrecht by Campervan

Quick summary: Heading east in a campervan, Utrecht and Hoge Veluwe National Park offer a change from canals and windmills. Utrecht has sunken wharf-side canals and the Dom Tower, around 40 minutes from Amsterdam. Hoge Veluwe, around 1.25 hours away near Arnhem, is a large park of forests, heath and sand dunes with free white bikes and the Kröller-Müller Museum. Forest campsites around the park suit an RV rental, campervan or motorhome.

At a glance
Utrecht	Canals, wharves and the Dom Tower
From Amsterdam	Around 40 minutes to Utrecht
Hoge Veluwe	Forest, heath and dunes
Kröller-Müller Museum	Large Van Gogh collection
Getting around	Free white bikes in the park
Tours	Van Gogh Museum tours

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What should you see in Utrecht?

The Dom Tower, the canals with their lower wharf level, and the old town’s cafes. Park at a Park and Ride and take public transport in.

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How do you visit Hoge Veluwe?

Drive to one of the park entrances, pay the entry fee for people and vehicles, then park and take a free white bike to explore. The Kröller-Müller Museum, inside the park, holds one of the world’s largest Van Gogh collections.

Where can an RV rental stay?

At forest and heath campsites around the Veluwe, many with cycle routes from the gate.

What else is in the area?

Arnhem, with its World War II history, and Deventer and Zutphen, historic Hanseatic towns.

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