Duinrell Amusement Park (Netherlands) Reviews

Duinrell Amusement Park  (Netherlands) Theme Park / Zoo International

Description:Duinrell's Amusement Park means days of splashing good fun for the whole family. Beautifully located in the splendid ... more

Duinrell Amusement Park (Netherlands) ... woods and dunes of Wassenaar, there's a wide range of attractions in store for young and old. Info:+31 (0)70 51 55 155.

Newest Review: ... I had seen more windmills in France than I saw in Holland. The clogs (which I didn't see a single person wearing)appear to be more decorative than functional. Best of all (I can't believe I am saying this) everyone we met spoke very good English. When we arrived at the Duinrell's Amusement Park it was a cross between Alton Towers and Centre parcs. In short, it was great for everyone. Most of ... more

 ... the accomodation was set in woodland, some of it was on a small island in the complex. They had all grades of caravans and little wooden chalets called Duingalows. The usual shops and supermarkets were on site. The really good thing was that, unlike...more

Customer Duinrell Amusement Park (Netherlands) Reviews (5)

karenroach
Duinrell Amusement Park (Netherlands): Duinrell (373 words)
by - written on 18/06/09 (Very useful, 669 readings)
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When my daughter suggested that we should go to Duinrell's Amusement in Holland for a Sun Holiday, I wasn't sure about it. We'd never been to Holland, we don't speak a word of Dutch and I'm not that into clogs and tulips. So naturally we set of to Duinrell in the little town of Wassenar, near the Hague and Deft in Holland. I could not have been more wrong in my preconceptions. Holland was interesting in a flat kind of way. I had seen more windmills in France than I saw in Holland. The clogs (which I didn't see a single person wearing)appear to be more decorative than functional. Best of all (I can't believe I am saying this) everyone we met spoke very good ...  Read the complete review

cherryJ
Amazing Holiday (2285 words)
by - written on 02/11/08 (Very useful, 2043 readings)
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We have just returned from a 2 week holiday to Duinrell and had an amazing time! Myself (26) and my boyfriend (25) booked through Keycamp and flew from Liverpool to Amsterdam. Getting there We flew from Liverpool to Amsterdam Schiphol with Easyjet. Managed to get some special offer seats for £9.99 - with taxes etc it worked out at about £50 return per person. The flight was just under an hour and couldn't have been any better really! From Schiphol, we caught a train to Leiden - the train station is actually in the airport so really easy to find. The train to Leiden cost 5 euros per person and took about 15 minutes. At Leiden we caught a ...  Read the complete review

tim
Duinrell Amusement Park (Netherlands): Duinrell Theme Park something for everybody. (159 words)
by tim - written on 01/09/07
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Returned from Duinrell Park only a few days ago, we went with Thompson Al Fresco. Accommadation was great and so was the park something for everybody! A few tips, the supermarket on camp is very expensive use the Aldi and C1000 in the town as they are very reasonable. Remember to recycle all your beer and plastic drink bottles in the machine in the supermarket as you will receive a coupon to use the money in the supermarket. Currently 10 c per beer bottle 25 c per plastic bottle. A trip to Amsterdam is a must but take the train as it is a nightmare to park!. If you buy your tickets at the local station you will need cash ...  Read the complete review

davehughes44
A Dutch Treat (418 words)
by - written on 17/03/01, updated on  01/05/01 (Very useful, 3673 readings)
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DUINRELL is a superb family holiday resort, situated on the coast of Holland, north of Rotterdam. The resort consists of a theme park set in beautiful countryside with shops, restaurants and accommodation. There are three types of accommodation available. The Duinhostel, especially suited to groups and large families, camping and Duingalows (very nice chalets). Free admission to the vast amusement park is included in the price as well as free admission to the Tiki Pool between certain hours. The amusement park does not have the latest state-of-the-art white-knuckle rides. It has a more relaxed feel and my three children (all aged under ...  Read the complete review

twinkels
Duinrell Amusement Park (Netherlands): Duinrell You would be suprised! (500 words)
by - written on 26/10/00, updated on  26/10/00 (Useful, 7467 readings)
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Duinrell a park which you have to see for your self to come to know if you like it or not. This is a statement I normally do NOT give but it is very much true as Duinrell has many positive points but more negative points ! Office: Kantoor Duinrell 1 2242 JP Wassenaar t) +31 (0)70 5155155 f) +31 (0)70 5155370 www.duinrell.nl Duinrell is a park that is build in the most expensive property place in Holland ( wassenaar) But, thats it. After going in to the park you get a nice impression. Nice people, good food, a lot of attractions, and a wonderfull swimming pool. The swimming pool ...  Read the complete review

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