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17 March 2026

“Sorry for the Noise” Discount Explained: How to Make the Most of Your 20% Off Stay

Looking for a peaceful winter break on the Veluwe at a great price? Het Lorkenbos is offering a “Sorry for the Noise” discount: enjoy 20% off on stays between 5 January and 6 March 2026 while we carry out occasional works to prepare for the replacement of four Korhoen houses. This guide explains exactly what to expect, where to find extra tranquility on the park, and how to plan a stay that makes the most of your savings—without missing the nature, calm, and personal attention Het Lorkenbos is known for.

Key details at a glance

Quick reference

Detail Information
Discount 20% off
Period 5 Jan–6 Mar 2026
Reason Replacement of four Korhoen houses
Possible impact Intermittent construction noise
Location Het Lorkenbos, Otterlo (Veluwe)

What to expect during the works

During the discount period, our team is preparing for the replacement of four Korhoen houses. The work may include carpentry, excavation, and removal of chalets. While we always aim to minimize disruption, occasional noise can be heard in parts of the park during this time.

What won’t change is what guests come here for: a quiet, natural setting in the heart of the Veluwe. Het Lorkenbos remains a small-scale, restful holiday park where you won’t encounter big parties—just nature, space, and a relaxed pace. Children can still enjoy the playgrounds and go-karts to borrow, and our team is on hand to advise on scenic walks, cycling routes, and easy outings in the area.

Where to find even more peace and quiet on the park

Het Lorkenbos is designed around tranquility and the outdoors. Even with intermittent work near the Korhoen houses, there are many corners of the park and surrounding nature to unwind.

Make the most of the Veluwe—beyond the work zone

The Veluwe is one of the Netherlands’ most celebrated natural regions, and Het Lorkenbos sits right in its forest-rich heart. The entrance to De Hoge Veluwe National Park—home to the renowned Kröller-Müller Museum—is less than three kilometers from the park. That means it’s easy to plan day trips that are as peaceful or active as you like.

Here are easy ways to shape your days while occasional works are underway:

Practical tips to maximize your “Sorry for the Noise” discount

You’re here to relax—and save. These practical steps help you get the best of both.

  1. Plan around the highlights

    • Block time for the Hoge Veluwe and Kröller-Müller Museum—both close enough for an easy outing.
    • Mix active mornings with slow afternoons back on the park to enjoy the forest and heath.
  2. Choose the right base

    • For a snug nature escape, explore Type Berken (2p) on the heath edge: View Berken.
    • Traveling with a larger family or multigenerational group? De Spar (16p) is wheelchair-friendly and well-equipped: View De Spar.
  3. Note a preference when booking

    • When you reserve, you can mention a preference for a quieter location away from the works; allocation is subject to availability, and our team will do their best.
  4. Pack for flexibility

    • Simple extras like earplugs can add comfort during short periods of noise.
    • Bring layers for crisp walks—winter on the Veluwe is beautiful.
  5. Use on-park amenities

    • Let children burn energy in the playgrounds or on the go-karts to borrow.
    • Enjoy a meal at Brasserie Roekel.
    • Take a refreshing moment at the swimming pool.
  6. Accessibility and pets

    • We offer wheelchair-friendly options (including De Spar’s accessibility features).
    • Dogs are welcome, so you can bring your four-legged friend along to explore the trails.
  7. Ask us for tailored tips

    • Whether it’s a quiet nature route, a family outing, or practical comfort advice, our reception team is happy to help while respecting your privacy and need for rest.

FAQs about the “Sorry for the Noise” discount

When is the discount valid?

From 5 January to 6 March 2026.

Why is there a discount?

We’re offering 20% off as we prepare to replace four Korhoen houses. Activities may include carpentry, excavation, and removal of chalets, which can occasionally cause noise.

Will noise affect my stay all day?

Noise is occasional within the period. Many guests plan outings during the day and enjoy the park’s quiet nature in the mornings and evenings.

Which accommodations are being replaced?

The works relate to four Korhoen houses. You can also explore our new type Korhoen (4p) here: Nieuwe type Korhoen 4p.

Can I request a quieter spot?

Yes. Note your preference when booking, and we’ll do our best to accommodate it, subject to availability.

What can I do nearby if I want to avoid the works?

The entrance to De Hoge Veluwe National Park and the Kröller-Müller Museum are less than three kilometers from the park. Our team can suggest walking and cycling routes as well as family-friendly activities.

Where can I read the announcement?

You can find the update here: Sorry-voor-de-herrie-korting.

Looking ahead: Open Days in March 2026

Curious to see more of our houses from the inside? Join our Open Days at Het Lorkenbos on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 March 2026. It’s a relaxed way to experience the park, explore different house types, and get a feel for space and accessibility before your next stay.

Conclusion: Save 20%, stay serene, and enjoy the Veluwe

The “Sorry for the Noise” discount lets you save 20% while still enjoying the calm, nature, and personal attention that make Het Lorkenbos special. Plan a few nature-rich outings, choose a base that suits your group, and lean on our team for thoughtful, low-key tips.

Prefer to speak to someone? Call Tel: 0318 591567. Our team will be happy to help you plan a stay that’s restful, well-located, and great value.