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Claire12Suffolk
Utrechtse Heurvelrug, Netherlands and Europarcs De Utrechtse Heuvelrug
Nationaal Park Utrechtse Heuvelrug的点评
点评：We have recently spent 14 days in this beautiful area of the Netherlands. Although we have spent many holidays in the Netherlands, this was our first visit to this area. We stayed at the Europarcs De Utrechtse Heurvelrug, Maarn in a cabin/lodge.
In this review I will write about our accommodation and about the area.
Firstly, our cabin/lodge was of the highest standard in a well appointed position. Well equipped and very comfortable. We were glad of the outside space which was very attractive with well cared for patio furniture. (We were fortunate enough to have very warm and dry weather!). There was a well equipped kitchen with oven, hob, dishwasher, kettle and coffee maker. Plenty of crockery and glassware. The shower provided plenty of hot water and had good water pressure.
UK travellers need to be aware that the pillows provided are bigger than those found in the UK meaning that if you take your own bedlinen, the pillowcases may be a problem.
We arrived after the reception area was closed for the day but the key collection arrangements were easy with a map of where to find the accommodation. We were required to take our passport to reception the following morning. Personally, I didn't find the reception staff very friendly and a lack of English made some information difficult to achieve. Two things which created a slight problem because of this was the location of the refuse collection area and how to exit the swimming pool complex! (no English notice once inside the pool)
The pool complex was very attractive with an area for small children, a single depth pool for swimming and a flume. During our stay, the pool was quiet and most enjoyable. The pool isn't attended thus pool rules weren't always adhered to.
The 'mini market' on site was poorly stocked and was closed when we arrived. There was no assistance in knowing how to get supplies when the site office was closed. The mini market didn't have staples such as fresh milk.
A five minute cycle or 15 minutes walk takes you to the local village of Maarn. Here you will find a selection of shops with a Plus supermarket which is very good. A market is held here on Tuesday mornings. You can also get a train from here into Utrecht and runs half-hourly. The journey takes 18 minutes by Sprinter and Utrecht Station provides easy access to the City.
Close to the entrance of the Europarc is Henschotermeer, a unique recreational area in the middle of the forest. A swimming lake and large stretch of beach. There is a charge to visit this site.
It should be noted that whilst we were at this Europarcs, a large amount of building expansion was taking place and we felt that the units were being placed much closer together and may not be as attractively landscaped. For this reason, we are unlikely to return.
I will now write about some of the great places to visit. I have already made reference to Utrecht. This university city is a great place to visit. Plenty of places to dine or just to sit and have a drink whilst soaking up the atmosphere. A shoppers paradise with independent and chain stores. Visit on a Saturday morning and it's worth walking through the Flower Market. You will find a large Stoffenmarkt on Breedstraat where you will find stall after stall of fabric at bargain prices.
For those with young children, a visit to Nijntje Museum is recommended (affectionately known as Miffy to us Brits!)
Do venture away from the main high streets where you will find pretty buildings and individual shops.
Amersfoort was an easy bike ride taking about 55 minutes to reach the centre. Take a wander beside the canal and see the Koppelpoort. Amersfoort is the birthplace of the artist Piet Mondriaan and you can visit the museum here.
Closer to the Europarc are plenty of hiking paths and cycle paths through the forest. Visit the Pyramid of Austerlitz. The only one on European soil!
Other places that are easily accessible either by car or for those who wish to cycle a little further are: Spakenburg, Wijk bij Duurstede, Amerongen. The final home of the abdicated Kiser Wilhelm II at Huis Doorn.
I recommend a trip to the Theehuis Rhijnauwen near Utrecht. Here you can enjoy a pannenkoek and a drink beside the river.
Ice-cream is readily available in the Netherlands and they have some amazing flavours. a double scoop will cost you €3.80 much cheaper than here in the UK.
Our favourite lunchtime snacks are bitterbollen, kaastengles and Kroketten.
In this review I will write about our accommodation and about the area.
Firstly, our cabin/lodge was of the highest standard in a well appointed position. Well equipped and very comfortable. We were glad of the outside space which was very attractive with well cared for patio furniture. (We were fortunate enough to have very warm and dry weather!). There was a well equipped kitchen with oven, hob, dishwasher, kettle and coffee maker. Plenty of crockery and glassware. The shower provided plenty of hot water and had good water pressure.
UK travellers need to be aware that the pillows provided are bigger than those found in the UK meaning that if you take your own bedlinen, the pillowcases may be a problem.
We arrived after the reception area was closed for the day but the key collection arrangements were easy with a map of where to find the accommodation. We were required to take our passport to reception the following morning. Personally, I didn't find the reception staff very friendly and a lack of English made some information difficult to achieve. Two things which created a slight problem because of this was the location of the refuse collection area and how to exit the swimming pool complex! (no English notice once inside the pool)
The pool complex was very attractive with an area for small children, a single depth pool for swimming and a flume. During our stay, the pool was quiet and most enjoyable. The pool isn't attended thus pool rules weren't always adhered to.
The 'mini market' on site was poorly stocked and was closed when we arrived. There was no assistance in knowing how to get supplies when the site office was closed. The mini market didn't have staples such as fresh milk.
A five minute cycle or 15 minutes walk takes you to the local village of Maarn. Here you will find a selection of shops with a Plus supermarket which is very good. A market is held here on Tuesday mornings. You can also get a train from here into Utrecht and runs half-hourly. The journey takes 18 minutes by Sprinter and Utrecht Station provides easy access to the City.
Close to the entrance of the Europarc is Henschotermeer, a unique recreational area in the middle of the forest. A swimming lake and large stretch of beach. There is a charge to visit this site.
It should be noted that whilst we were at this Europarcs, a large amount of building expansion was taking place and we felt that the units were being placed much closer together and may not be as attractively landscaped. For this reason, we are unlikely to return.
I will now write about some of the great places to visit. I have already made reference to Utrecht. This university city is a great place to visit. Plenty of places to dine or just to sit and have a drink whilst soaking up the atmosphere. A shoppers paradise with independent and chain stores. Visit on a Saturday morning and it's worth walking through the Flower Market. You will find a large Stoffenmarkt on Breedstraat where you will find stall after stall of fabric at bargain prices.
For those with young children, a visit to Nijntje Museum is recommended (affectionately known as Miffy to us Brits!)
Do venture away from the main high streets where you will find pretty buildings and individual shops.
Amersfoort was an easy bike ride taking about 55 minutes to reach the centre. Take a wander beside the canal and see the Koppelpoort. Amersfoort is the birthplace of the artist Piet Mondriaan and you can visit the museum here.
Closer to the Europarc are plenty of hiking paths and cycle paths through the forest. Visit the Pyramid of Austerlitz. The only one on European soil!
Other places that are easily accessible either by car or for those who wish to cycle a little further are: Spakenburg, Wijk bij Duurstede, Amerongen. The final home of the abdicated Kiser Wilhelm II at Huis Doorn.
I recommend a trip to the Theehuis Rhijnauwen near Utrecht. Here you can enjoy a pannenkoek and a drink beside the river.
Ice-cream is readily available in the Netherlands and they have some amazing flavours. a double scoop will cost you €3.80 much cheaper than here in the UK.
Our favourite lunchtime snacks are bitterbollen, kaastengles and Kroketten.
翻译：我们最近在荷兰这个美丽的地方度过了 14 天。虽然我们在荷兰度过了许多假期，但这是我们第一次来这个地区。我们住在 Europarcs De Utrechtse Heurvelrug, Maarn 的一间小屋/旅馆里。
在这篇评论中，我将介绍我们的住宿和该地区。
首先，我们的小屋/旅馆是最高标准的，位置优越。设备齐全，非常舒适。我们很高兴有非常吸引人的户外空间，还有精心保养的露台家具。（我们很幸运，天气非常温暖干燥！）。厨房设备齐全，有烤箱、炉灶、洗碗机、水壶和咖啡机。有很多餐具和玻璃器皿。淋浴提供充足的热水，水压也很好。
英国旅行者需要注意，提供的枕头比英国的要大，这意味着如果你自带床单，枕套可能会有问题。
我们到达时，接待区已经关门了，但拿到钥匙的安排很简单，因为有一张地图，上面写着住宿的位置。第二天早上，我们需要把护照带到接待处。就我个人而言，我觉得接待人员不是很友好，而且他们不会说英语，所以有些信息很难获得。因此，有两个问题造成了一个小问题，一个是垃圾收集区的位置，另一个是如何离开游泳池综合体！（进入游泳池后没有英文通知）
游泳池综合体非常吸引人，有一个儿童区、一个单深游泳池和一个水槽。在我们入住期间，游泳池很安静，非常有趣。游泳池没有人看管，因此并不总是遵守游泳池规则。
现场的“迷你市场”库存不足，我们到达时已经关门了。现场办公室关门后，没有人知道如何购买物资。迷你市场没有新鲜牛奶等主食。
骑车五分钟或步行 15 分钟即可到达当地村庄 Maarn。这里有许多商店，还有一家很不错的 Plus 超市。周二早上这里会举办集市。您也可以从这里乘坐火车前往乌得勒支，每半小时一班。乘坐 Sprinter 列车需要 18 分钟，乌得勒支站可轻松前往市区。
靠近欧洲公园入口的是 Henschotermeer，这是森林中一个独特的休闲区。这里有一个游泳湖和一大片海滩。参观这里需要付费。
值得注意的是，当我们在欧洲公园时，大量的建筑正在扩建，我们觉得这些单元之间的距离更近，景观可能不那么美观。因此，我们不太可能再来。
我现在要写一些值得游览的好地方。我已经提到过乌得勒支。这座大学城是一个值得游览的好地方。有很多地方可以用餐，或者只是坐下来喝一杯，同时感受这里的氛围。购物天堂，拥有独立商店和连锁店。周六早上去逛逛，花市值得一逛。您会在 Breedstraat 找到一个大型的 Stoffenmarkt，那里有一个又一个摊位，以便宜的价格出售布料。
对于有小孩的游客，建议参观 Nijntje 博物馆（我们英国人亲切地称它为 Miffy！）
一定要远离主要大街，那里有漂亮的建筑和独立的商店。
从阿默斯福特骑自行车到市中心只需 55 分钟。沿着运河漫步，看看 Koppelpoort。阿默斯福特是艺术家 Piet Mondriaan 的出生地，您可以参观这里的博物馆。
靠近欧洲公园的地方有很多穿过森林的远足小径和自行车道。参观奥斯特里茨金字塔。欧洲土地上唯一的金字塔！
其他地方很容易到达，无论是开车还是骑自行车，都可以到达：Spakenburg、Wijk bij Duurstede、Amerongen。退位的威廉二世国王的最后住所是 Huis Doorn。
我推荐去乌得勒支附近的 Theehuis Rhijnauwen 一游。在这里，您可以在河边享用 pannenkoek 和饮料。
在荷兰，冰淇淋随处可见，而且味道很棒。双球冰淇淋的价格为 3.80 欧元，比英国便宜得多。
我们最喜欢的午餐小吃是 bitterbollen、kaastengles 和 Kroketten。
在这篇评论中，我将介绍我们的住宿和该地区。
首先，我们的小屋/旅馆是最高标准的，位置优越。设备齐全，非常舒适。我们很高兴有非常吸引人的户外空间，还有精心保养的露台家具。（我们很幸运，天气非常温暖干燥！）。厨房设备齐全，有烤箱、炉灶、洗碗机、水壶和咖啡机。有很多餐具和玻璃器皿。淋浴提供充足的热水，水压也很好。
英国旅行者需要注意，提供的枕头比英国的要大，这意味着如果你自带床单，枕套可能会有问题。
我们到达时，接待区已经关门了，但拿到钥匙的安排很简单，因为有一张地图，上面写着住宿的位置。第二天早上，我们需要把护照带到接待处。就我个人而言，我觉得接待人员不是很友好，而且他们不会说英语，所以有些信息很难获得。因此，有两个问题造成了一个小问题，一个是垃圾收集区的位置，另一个是如何离开游泳池综合体！（进入游泳池后没有英文通知）
游泳池综合体非常吸引人，有一个儿童区、一个单深游泳池和一个水槽。在我们入住期间，游泳池很安静，非常有趣。游泳池没有人看管，因此并不总是遵守游泳池规则。
现场的“迷你市场”库存不足，我们到达时已经关门了。现场办公室关门后，没有人知道如何购买物资。迷你市场没有新鲜牛奶等主食。
骑车五分钟或步行 15 分钟即可到达当地村庄 Maarn。这里有许多商店，还有一家很不错的 Plus 超市。周二早上这里会举办集市。您也可以从这里乘坐火车前往乌得勒支，每半小时一班。乘坐 Sprinter 列车需要 18 分钟，乌得勒支站可轻松前往市区。
靠近欧洲公园入口的是 Henschotermeer，这是森林中一个独特的休闲区。这里有一个游泳湖和一大片海滩。参观这里需要付费。
值得注意的是，当我们在欧洲公园时，大量的建筑正在扩建，我们觉得这些单元之间的距离更近，景观可能不那么美观。因此，我们不太可能再来。
我现在要写一些值得游览的好地方。我已经提到过乌得勒支。这座大学城是一个值得游览的好地方。有很多地方可以用餐，或者只是坐下来喝一杯，同时感受这里的氛围。购物天堂，拥有独立商店和连锁店。周六早上去逛逛，花市值得一逛。您会在 Breedstraat 找到一个大型的 Stoffenmarkt，那里有一个又一个摊位，以便宜的价格出售布料。
对于有小孩的游客，建议参观 Nijntje 博物馆（我们英国人亲切地称它为 Miffy！）
一定要远离主要大街，那里有漂亮的建筑和独立的商店。
从阿默斯福特骑自行车到市中心只需 55 分钟。沿着运河漫步，看看 Koppelpoort。阿默斯福特是艺术家 Piet Mondriaan 的出生地，您可以参观这里的博物馆。
靠近欧洲公园的地方有很多穿过森林的远足小径和自行车道。参观奥斯特里茨金字塔。欧洲土地上唯一的金字塔！
其他地方很容易到达，无论是开车还是骑自行车，都可以到达：Spakenburg、Wijk bij Duurstede、Amerongen。退位的威廉二世国王的最后住所是 Huis Doorn。
我推荐去乌得勒支附近的 Theehuis Rhijnauwen 一游。在这里，您可以在河边享用 pannenkoek 和饮料。
在荷兰，冰淇淋随处可见，而且味道很棒。双球冰淇淋的价格为 3.80 欧元，比英国便宜得多。
我们最喜欢的午餐小吃是 bitterbollen、kaastengles 和 Kroketten。
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