Camping Reeëndal sits on the edge of the Veluwe near Loenen, tucked into the forest alongside the Vrijenberger Spreng — a 19th-century dug waterway that feeds the Apeldoorns Kanaal and is home to the two largest waterfalls in the Netherlands.

The campsite covers 1. 2 hectares with around 50 tourist pitches, ranging from 120 to 300 m², set among shaded woodland.

The site operates as an autonomous campground with no staffed reception; a barrier opens via license-plate recognition, and a small number of permanent residents are on hand to assist.

Wildlife is a highlight of the surroundings — deer, wild boar, and roe deer are commonly spotted in the adjacent Veluwe nature areas, which are accessible directly on foot.

The campsite holds an environmentally oriented management certificate and offers free Wi-Fi across all pitches.