Different centres with their own identity
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© VVV Cranendonck Welcome to Cranendonck
Enjoy the quality of life
The municipality of Cranendonck is located to the east of De Groote Heide and is named after Cranendonck Castle. The original caste dates back to the 13th century and was located centrally between several hamlets. It is now a castle villa, but the outlines of the old castle are still visible.
Cranendonck has few residents, but a lot of nature. It has streams, brooks and rivers, beautiful woodlands and miles and miles of cycling and hiking trails. With nearly 21,000 inhabitants and 80 km2 of surface area it is one of the smaller municipalities of De Groote Heide. But when it comes to space, nature and area, Cranendonck most assuredly belongs to the 'bigger' ones.
Don't miss this
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![Smokkelmuseum]( "© VVV Cranendonck")
Smokkelmuseum
© VVV Cranendonck01. Sneaking across the border
until 1 January 2021
Budel
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![Ridder Kuno]( "© De Groote Heide")
Ridder Kuno
© De Groote Heide42. A knight as your guide
until 1 January 2021
Budel
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![jansen sap]()
jansen sap
blauwe bessen producten jansen
until 2 September 2022
Budel
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![Kienen]()
Kienen
Kienen bij de Reinder in Budel-Schoot
weekly
Budel-Schoot
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![Bingo]()
Bingo
Kienen
weekly
Budel
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![Café Français]()
Café Français
Café Français Cranendonck
monthly
Budel
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![Taalcafé]()
Taalcafé
Taalcafé Maarheeze
monthly
Maarheeze
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![Digitaal café]()
Digitaal café
Klik & Tik: beter worden in digitaal - Budel
weekly
Budel
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![Ruilbeurs]()
Ruilbeurs
Ruilbeurs legpuzzels
monthly
Budel
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![Budel-Dorplein]()
Budel-Dorplein
Rondleiding door Budel-Dorplein
monthly
BUDEL-DORPLEIN
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© VVV Cranendonck Cranendonck lives...
Everything for nature lovers
Cranendonck has much to offer to nature lovers, as it is part of both De Groote Heide nature border park and the Kempen-Broek border park.
De municipality of Cranendonck is a combination of the municipalities of Budel and Maarheeze. Cranendonck has several centres: Budel, Budel-Dorplein, Budel-Schoot, Gastel, Maarheeze and Soerendonk. Cranendonck is named after the Cranendock estate and castle (13th century) – that at the time already served as a centre for several hamlets in the region.
