Parkcamping de Graafschap - Glamping Gelderland

At Parkcamping de Graafschap, a charming and very nature-rich glamping in Gelderland, you can truly unwind. This campsite in the Achterhoek is ideally located for walkers and cyclists – set off into the overwhelmingly beautiful nature.

The accommodations at Parkcamping de Graafschap

You have plenty of choice from fun and unique accommodations. The Podge is a cute wooden hut with a rounded roof where two people can stay comfortably. You sleep on two single beds, and you can cook under the canopy where there's also a shared outdoor kitchen. The beautiful mobile homes and hikers' cabins are set in greenery and are a bit more spacious. These accommodate 4 or 5 people.

Camping is also possible at Parkcamping de Graafschap. Here you can rent a beautiful pitch on the campsite, and you may also rent private sanitary facilities. That way, you can enjoy the outdoor feeling with your own camping equipment, but with a little extra luxury thanks to your own shower, toilet, and sink.

Facilities at Parkcamping de Graafschap

Guests can make free use of the two modern, heated sanitary buildings. There are also washing machines and dryers if you want to do some laundry, and Wifi is available at the campsite – for a fee. At the reception and in the canteen, Wifi is available free of charge. In the canteen, you can enjoy a meal or order a drink, and major sporting events are shown on the big screen here. At the reception, you can rent bikes, pick up cycling maps with great routes, and place an order for fresh bread rolls. For your small daily groceries, there is a mini-supermarket.

The surroundings of Hummelo, Gelderland

This rustic glamping is located on the edge of the Kruisbergse woods, between Doetinchem and Hummelo. The area is one large and green walking and cycling domain. The access road to Parkcamping de Graafschap connects directly to an extensive network of cycling and walking trails through the Achterhoek. For example, you can cycle past Doesburg, Zutphen, and Bronkhorst – the smallest town in the Netherlands. The exceptionally beautiful scenery and vistas form a stunning backdrop to your trip. There are also remarkably beautiful castles in the immediate vicinity. Doetinchem is a very pleasant town, especially on market days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.

Additional facilities

If you want to stay in the hikers' cabin, sleep barrel, or podge, you must bring your own bedlinen and towels, as well as cookware and cutlery. If you fancy a culinary cycling tour, the 'Happen en Trappen' package is a great experience.

The listed price is based on the price per night in the low season, based on a stay of one week.