The Brabant border region of ‘De Kempen,’ with its breathtaking forests, heathlands, and moors, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful nature-rich and recreational living environments in the Netherlands. Nestled right in the heart of it is the charming and vibrant village of Bergeijk.

In addition to its expansive nature, Bergeijk is known for the cultural legacies of the world-renowned designers Rietveld and Ruys. Just a stone’s throw away are other typically Brabantian neighboring municipalities like Eersel, Waalre, and Valkenswaard, offering a rich community life and all necessary amenities, such as shops, cozy terraces, and restaurants, all just a few minutes’ drive away. And within approximately 20 minutes by car, you’ll find facilities such as a specialized hospital and the international airport of the economically most prosperous region of the Netherlands: Brainport Eindhoven.

Bergeijk is a typical Brabant town in the beautiful Kempen: enjoying life in a bountiful way and a friendly atmosphere go hand in hand here. It is a popular place to live, and that’s for good reason. The high level of amenities in shopping, sports, education, and recreation makes it a vibrant region with plenty to do. A cozy terrace, a theater evening, or a delicious meal out; you always have everything at your fingertips here.

Via the A67, you can also quickly reach Eindhoven, with its urban amenities like the Maxima Medical Center, Eindhoven Airport, the train station, and the lively city center with well-known chain stores and specialty shops. The convenience of the city combined with the village charm; at Park Looburgh, you find the best of both worlds.

The location, right among the most beautiful nature areas, makes it a place like no other. In the forests, heathlands, and farmland, you can enjoy fantastic walks, bike rides, runs, or horseback rides. Thanks to this extensive nature, the real vacation feeling starts as soon as you step out the door. Unlike holidaymakers at the Kempervennen, you have this environment at your disposal every day. What a (living) joy!