Recreation areas with dogs
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Recreation area with dogs? Here are 22 places in Belgium and the Netherlands, each with confirmed info on what your dog may do there and how to get there.
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Amusementspark Tivoli
Compact amusement park for children up to around ten years old in Berg en Dal near Nijmegen, with rides, play equipment and an indoor playground.
Archeon
Archaeological theme park where prehistory, the Iron Age, Roman times and the Middle Ages come to life. Dogs on a leash welcome for a small surcharge.
Attractiepark Duinen Zathe
All-inclusive amusement park in Appelscha with a traffic safety park and funfair-style attractions. Food, drinks and parking included.
Avonturenpark Hellendoorn
Wooded amusement park with more than 45 attractions, including roller coasters and the Aquaventura water park. Dogs welcome with a dog ticket.
Dinoland Zwolle
Dogs are warmly welcome at Dinoland Zwolle; there are water bowls dotted around the park and there is a dog toilet.
Domein Bokrijk
Bokrijk open-air museum and recreation domain in Genk. Dogs on a leash welcome throughout, including the food venues; there's also an off-leash meadow.
Eynderhoof
Open-air museum in central Limburg where volunteers in traditional dress bring old crafts back to life, with a heritage garden and workshops.
Familiepark Drievliet
Family amusement park in The Hague with more than 40 attractions, playgrounds and shows. Dogs on a leash welcome with a valid dog ticket.
Koningin Julianatoren
Koningin Julianatoren in Apeldoorn is a small children's amusement park with dozens of attractions. Dogs on a leash may join around the park.
Museum BroekerVeiling
Open-air museum in Broek op Langedijk on the site of the world's oldest vegetable auction, with auction halls, a boat tour and farm animals.
Museum van de Twintigste Eeuw
Dogs are welcome at Museum van de Twintigste Eeuw in Hoorn, according to a separate info page on the museum's own website.
Museumdorp Orvelte
Historic monument village in Drenthe with thatched farms, crafts and small museums. Dogs on a leash warmly welcome for a quiet walk.
Museumpark VONK
Museumpark VONK in Eindhoven takes visitors through history, from prehistory to today, in a green park domain. Dogs on a leash welcome.
Nederlands Openluchtmuseum
The Nederlands Openluchtmuseum in Arnhem showcases over a hundred historic buildings. Dogs on a leash welcome in the park, not in the buildings.
Nederlands Vestingmuseum
Fortifications museum on the Turfpoort bastion in the UNESCO-listed fortified town of Naarden, with casemates and cannons.
Openluchtmuseum Ellert en Brammert
Open-air museum Ellert en Brammert in Schoonoord shows farming life in old Drenthe, with cottages and a smithy. Dogs on a leash welcome free of charge.
Openluchtmuseum Ootmarsum
Open-air museum with eighteen authentic Twente farmhouses right in the heart of picturesque Ootmarsum. Dogs on a leash are welcome on the grounds.
Ouwehands Dierenpark
Large zoo in Rhenen with giant pandas, koalas and the Berenbos bear forest. Dogs on a leash allowed for a small fee, with a few exceptions.
Pyramide van Austerlitz
Napoleonic earthen pyramid monument on the Utrechtse Heuvelrug near Austerlitz, with a restaurant and forest walks. Dogs on a leash welcome.
Sprookjeswonderland
Fairytale amusement park for young children with gnome cottages and an enchanted forest. Dogs on a short leash welcome, except at the rides.
Zaanse Schans
World-famous Zaan open-air area with working windmills, green wooden houses and crafts, free year-round. Dogs on a leash welcome outdoors.
Zandsculpturen Garderen
Annual exhibition of over 200 sand sculptures on the Veluwe near Garderen, with a sculpture garden and rose garden. Dogs on a leash welcome.