The park houses bunkers that were part of the German Atlantic Wall fortifications during World War II.
Museum Oud Rijswijk organizes specific tours of the bunker complex which is typically closed outside of guided access.
The name 'Overvoorde' refers to the former estate that historically occupied the land.
The site integrates historical fortification preservation with modern sports infrastructure.
Park Overvoorde is a green recreational area in Rijswijk that serves as the site of the Museum Oud Rijswijk bunker complex. The park features tennis facilities and integrated dining options for visitors. It acts as a historical landmark where remnants of the Atlantic Wall defense system are preserved in underground bunkers. The grounds consist of mature woodland and walking paths that connect the recreational amenities to the historical sites. Visitors can observe the specific wartime architecture repurposed for cultural and museum use. The area is maintained as a public space balancing leisure sports with local heritage.
The entrance to the main bunker complex and the surrounding wooded walking trails.
Check the local museum website ahead of your visit to see if the bunkers are accessible on your chosen date.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes as paths around the bunkers can be uneven.
Combine your visit with a meal at the on-site restaurant for a complete afternoon.
Do not attempt to enter bunkers outside of official guided museum tours for safety reasons.
Bunker tours are subject to specific seasonal schedules and volunteer availability; check the museum website before arrival.
