Locations

A mini-camping characterised by simplicity, comfort and convenience, located a stone's throw from the Belgian border. A place to enjoy peace, space and fresh air.

An eatery that serves tasty dishes from Oriental and Mediterranean cuisine.

Boundaries are blurring in the Belgian-Dutch nature reserve of Hageven-De Plateaux. Start your visit at the visitors centre so you know what special plants and animals to look out for along the way.

The Recreatie Riestenblik mini camping/group accommodation is located in a wooded area just outside the picturesque village of Leenderstrijp. You can also book many group activities here.

A stones throw from Valkenswaard lies nature reserve De Malpie. The unparalleled beauty of this area led to Valkenswaard being voted “Hiking Municipality of the Year” in 2016.

Just an ice cream out of hand for a quick enjoyment moment or a hefty ice cream sundae for the real lover. Mamma Mia Gelateria is the place to be! More in the mood for a good coffee or something refreshing? That's possible too!

The double undershot mill on the Dommel dates from the 13th century. A double watermill stood here originally: a corn mill on the left bank and an oil mill on the right bank

TOF activities are both sporty, interactive and recreational. Common activities include: outdoor laser combat, canoeing, mountain bike tours, fun XXL games, shooting programmes and much more.

The current Belgian-Dutch border was laid down in detail and established officially in 1843. 388 cast-iron border posts were installed along the border.

In the 19th century, the Schimmelse or Woenselse Watermolen was the largest watermill in the area. Corn was ground, oil was pressed, and wool processed in this mill.

After the abolition of the medieval ban law by Napoleon, a few enterprising Teuten van Hamont built a windmill a few hundred metres outside the town walls of Hamont. AN XII of 1804 is written on the windmill in large white letters.

A prime party pub in the middle of the Market Square. They boast an extensive lunch and dinner menu, but are best known for their many speciality beers and cocktails.

For centuries, three watermills stood by the castle of the lords of Herlaer.

Playground Stadspark houses various play equipment for the little ones and the older children. From the cosy terrace of HTC Bistro, you have a great view of the play area for the little ones.

A café where the patrons are laid-back and the outdoor seating is spacious. The offering is superb, including a beer menu with 120 speciality beers.

Fire destroyed the Volmolen or Waalrese Molen in 1962. A double mill stood on this spot in 1350.

A top-notch restaurant serving Greek cuisine. The ever cheerful and friendly owners and staff host a Greek evening with authentic live music twice a year. Tip: book in advance!

The Strabrechtse Heide is a vast heath landscape with beautiful vistas that served as the backdrop for the work of various artists in the 1920s and 1930s. Get out there and discover for yourself what drew them to Heeze!

Haanwijk Estate is near the spot where the River Essche Stroom flows into the Dommel.

In 1960, a new customs office for both Belgium and the Netherlands was built at the Dutch border.

Franciscushof consists of a petting zoo, ice cream parlour and bed & breakfast. It is also possible to take a pony ride from this spot in the Catharinadal. This pristine part of Belgian Limburg has a lot to offer!

A lunchroom with a unique location: a bookstore/post office.

The Genneper Watermill (also called Gennepermolen) is a beautiful watermill in Genneper Park, which was captured by none other than Vincent van Gogh in one of his works.

The Neerpeltse Watersport Club offers you the opportunity to navigate the most beautiful part of the Dommel between Neerpelt and Valkenswaard by canoe or kayak.