Camping De Oldenhove is a small campsite located in Ede-Lunteren on the Veluwe, in the Dutch province of Gelderland. Pitches are marked out and available with varying degrees of shade; the site has a children's playground, a sports ground, and WiFi throughout.

It accepts dogs and offers facilities including washing machines and sanitary provisions for guests with reduced mobility. The campsite sits in an ideal position for exploring the surrounding region.

Guests can head out directly on cycling-junction routes or walk the local klompenpaden, and nearby attractions include the Ginkelse Heide, a historic sheepfold, and Nationaal Park De Hoge Veluwe with the Kröller-Müller Museum.

The towns of Lunteren, Ederveen, and Barneveld are close by, with larger centers such as Ede and Wageningen also within easy reach.