Spring school break
A time for days out together and exploring the area at a gentler spring pace. School holiday dates vary by country and region.
Plan your stay
From a long spring weekend to a winter break around the festive season, explore which period suits a stay in one of our two privately owned holiday homes.
A year of possibilities
Each season gives Valkenburg and the South Limburg hills a different character. Use this overview for inspiration, then check current availability.
A time for days out together and exploring the area at a gentler spring pace. School holiday dates vary by country and region.
An Easter weekend leaves room for walking, visiting Valkenburg and relaxing at the holiday home. Check in advance which facilities are open.
The May holiday is suitable for a longer stay with time for nature, villages and cities in South Limburg. Dates vary by school and region.
The long Ascension weekend is well suited to a short break in the hills. Plan popular outings and restaurants in good time.
The Pentecost weekend provides extra time for walking, cycling and a relaxing stay at the park.
June offers long days for exploring the Geul valley and nearby cities. Park facilities and opening hours remain seasonal.
During the summer holidays you can combine outdoor activities with relaxed days at the home and around the park. Reserve preferred dates early.
September suits visitors who want to combine walking, cycling and outings outside the main school holiday periods.
Autumn gives the hills and Geul valley a different character. Plan indoor and outdoor activities so the stay works in different weather conditions.
Use the festive period for time together and winter outings. Events, markets and opening hours must be checked again each year.
A stay around New Year requires extra attention to park rules, local regulations and the current availability of facilities.
Found your preferred period?
Select a home and period. Until a live connection is available, we clearly explain that the final check takes place externally.