Elegant Dutch Hideaway

Parc de Kievit is a spacious holiday park in North Brabant, near the Belgian border. The park's surroundings are extremely diverse. On the one hand you can find the lively centre of the unique village of Baarle-Nassau (just approx. 3 km away.). Here you can find everything related to cosiness and atmosphere. So what makes it so unique? The village of Baarle consists of the Dutch Baarle-Nassau and the Belgian Baarle-Hertog. Within two of the largest enclaves there are seven enclaves of Baarle-Nassau in Baarle-Hertog. In total, the Belgian part consists of 22 Dutch enclaves. One moment you are in the Netherlands, while you enter Belgium around the corner.

On the other side of the holiday park is a natural area that is ideal for going on beautiful hiking or cycling trips. Parc de Kievit itself also has plenty to offer. For instance, you can use facilities such as a heated outdoor swimming pool, miniature golf court, tennis court and a recreational team for children during the summer holidays. There is also a cosy brasserie where you can enjoy a snack and a drink. Parc de Kievit's universality provides a tailor-made holiday!

This beautiful holiday home owes its charming appearance to the combination of exquisite materials such as wood, stone, glass and a thatched roof. The practical arrangement of this house has allowed the height in the living room to be retained. This is further highlighted by the almost entirely glass front.

Of course, contemporary standards have been taken into account in the design of this accommodation. This means you have a TV, free Wi-Fi and a fully equipped kitchen with a Nespresso coffee maker. You'll enjoy extra comfort in the bedroom on the first floor, complete with en-suite.

The neatly landscaped garden features comfortable garden furniture with a beautiful view of the charming pond. You'll find everything you need to make you feel right at home.


Open Monday to Friday from 9am to 3pm. On Saturdays and Sundays the reception is open from 10am to 2pm.

Companies that wish to enter the Park before and/or after reception opening hours must contact the resident directly.

Note: There is again a great drought, which makes the risk of forest fire very high. Therefore, BBQ on open coals/briquettes, fire baskets etc. are prohibited.