
Hernen Castle
A medieval castle with a charming courtyard. Nice for an afternoon of culture.

Surroundings
Green meadows, winding rivers and villages full of history. From De Leeuwenbergh you can hop straight on your bike.
Between two rivers
The Land van Maas en Waal lies in the heart of the province of Gelderland, between the rivers Maas and Waal. Here you find green meadows, floodplains full of flowers and picturesque villages.
Beautiful walking and cycling paths run along the rivers. Ideal for discovering the peace and the landscape at your own pace.
The region also has a rich history. You see it in the old churches, the castles and the markets nearby. The people here are welcoming and love to tell you about their village.


Sunset on the river Maas
Local tips
A few places we love to send our guests. Feel free to ask us for more tips.
Tips for food and drinkSwipe for more tips

A medieval castle with a charming courtyard. Nice for an afternoon of culture.

Narrow medieval streets and the ruins of a castle. Small, but full of character.

Take the ferry across the Waal. From the water you see the river country at its best.

A large park full of show gardens. You can easily spend an afternoon there and go home with new ideas.

The little church of Boven-Leeuwen sits on the dyke. A lovely place to start a walk.

In Beneden-Leeuwen you discover the history of the land between the rivers.

Fancy a day in town? Nijmegen is the oldest city in the Netherlands, with charming streets, museums and terraces on the Waal.
Cycling and walking
We have put together a few cycle routes especially for our guests. You ride along quiet dyke roads, past the floodplains and through the villages nearby. Just ask us about them when you are here.
No bike with you? You can hire an e-bike or a tandem from us for €15 per day. Rather spend a day doing nothing? Then the sauna, the swimming pool and the hammock are waiting for you.
Routes we picked out for our guests ourselves.
For hire at €15 per day.
Through the floodplains and over the dyke.
Cross the Waal at Druten.
Warm up after a day outdoors.
Free for guests.
Nature up close
De Leeuwenbergh is full of life. Owls in the apple trees, swallows over the grass and geese on the water. All these photos were taken nearby.

Plan your stay
Plan your stay in De Walnoot or De Appel and explore the river country at your own pace.