The park is situated at the transition zone between the Veluwe forest and the rural landscape of Putten.
The surrounding Veluwe area is the largest continuous lowland forest in Western Europe.
Many accommodations within the park were designed to blend into the local topography to minimize visual impact on the forest canopy.
The park is located near the 'Pluktuin' (picking garden) in Putten, a regional attraction for seasonal fruit and flower harvesting.
Summio Parc Heihaas, formerly branded under Landal, is a woodland holiday park located in Putten on the edge of the Veluwe forest region. The park features a mix of detached bungalows and semi-detached villas situated within a forested environment. On-site amenities include an indoor swimming pool with a toddler pool, a tennis court, and an all-weather sports field. The facility provides an indoor play area for children and an outdoor playground integrated into the wooded surroundings. The terrain is characterized by mature pine and deciduous trees, offering direct access to cycling and hiking paths through the nearby Veluwe landscape. The park is managed by Summio Parcs as of 2026.
The forest trails immediately bordering the park perimeter offer the most authentic shots of the Veluwe landscape.
Bring bicycles or rent them on-site to fully utilize the extensive regional network of dedicated cycle paths.
Check the specific villa details before booking, as layout and accessibility vary significantly between detached and semi-detached units.
Pack weather-appropriate gear for the Veluwe region, as forest trails can remain damp long after rainfall.
Do not attempt to walk to the center of Putten via the main regional road, as it lacks consistent pedestrian sidewalks.
Maintain quiet hours during the evening to respect the residential nature of the park; observe speed limits on park roads.