The park is located on a topographical ridge known as a 'stuwwal' or push moraine, formed by glaciers during the penultimate ice age.
The treehouses are constructed at a height of approximately 3 meters, specifically designed to offer an elevated perspective of the surrounding woodland.
The location is surrounded by the Veluwe woods, a habitat for red deer, wild boar, and various birds of prey.
The park was one of the first in the Landal GreenParks network to emphasize 'car-free' zones to reduce noise and pollution near accommodation areas.
Landal Miggelenberg is a forested holiday park situated directly within the Veluwe, the largest continuous nature reserve in the Netherlands. The park features detached bungalows, including specialized treehouse accommodations elevated among the forest canopy. Guests have direct access to hundreds of kilometers of hiking and cycling trails that traverse the Hoge Veluwe National Park. On-site infrastructure includes an indoor swimming pool, a restaurant, and a central plaza designed to blend with the natural surroundings. The landscape is characterized by its hilly terrain, which is atypical for much of the Dutch countryside. It functions primarily as a base for outdoor activities rather than an urban destination.
The wooden walkway leading to the elevated treehouses provides the best opportunity to capture the integration of architecture and forest.
Bring high-quality binoculars for wildlife spotting directly from your bungalow terrace.
Rent bicycles on-site upon arrival, as the immediate vicinity is best explored via the dedicated Dutch forest trail network.
Request a bungalow near the park perimeter for enhanced privacy and more direct access to the unmarked forest walking trails.
Do not attempt to walk off-trail in protected sections of the Hoge Veluwe, as this is strictly prohibited to protect ground-nesting birds and fragile flora.
Maintain quiet hours during the evening and night to respect the woodland setting; follow strictly marked paths to avoid disturbing local wildlife.