Several walking routes in the Park are suitable for wheelchair users. The wildlife observation post “Millelamel” is also accessible by wheelchair. The Museonder — the underground museum — is wheelchair accessible as well. A lift takes you down to the underground section.
In addition, a range of adapted bicycles can be rented free of charge and picked up at the Bicycle Repair Station. You’ll find more information about all of this below.
Wheelchairs and specially adapted bicycles
Wheelchairs are available in the Museonder, the Kröller-Müller Museum and the Sculpture Garden. They are for use in the museums. There are two types of wheelchair bicycles that can be used by visitors with a disability and their carers on the cycling paths, providing access to every corner of the Park. These bicycles, just as wheelchairs, can be used free of charge. Tricycles, electric bicycles, tandems and easy-to-mount bikes are also available. It is recommended to book these bicycles prior to your visit.
Book your bike
Accessible toilets
Accessible toilets are available in several locations throughout the Park. You can find them at:
- Jachthuis Sint Hubertus
- Park Pavilion in the center of the park
- The left side of the Museonder.
Guided tours at Jachthuis Sint Hubertus
The guided tours in and around Jachthuis Sint Hubertus are suitable for people in a normal wheelchair. Visitors can use their own wheelchairs. The special tours are not suitable for people in a wheelchair. People in a larger-size wheelchair can use a wheelchair of the Park. They are intended for use within Jachthuis Sint Hubertus only. With a view to the limited space available, a maximum of one participant in a wheelchair can be permitted.
Book a tourWalking routes
A number of paved rambling routes are available and therefore suitable for wheelchair users.
The Landscape Path
This 5-kilometre long cultural-historic route takes you along the main attractions of the Park, including the Franse Berg, the foundations of the Great Museum, which was never finished, and works of art by Moore, Rimckus and Rückriem.
The route starts at the Museonder.
Experience Route
The Experience Route also starts from the Museonder. This route, just over a kilometer long, lets you experience nature in a slightly different way.
Berlage Route
Another wheelchair-accessible route is the Berlage Route at Jachthuis Sint Hubertus. The route circles the pond and is 2.6 kilometers long.
Sculpture Garden at Kröller-Müller Museum
The path through the sculpture garden of the Kröller-Müller Museum is wheelchair accessible.
Observe wildlife
Interested in observing wildlife? The Millelamel Wildlife Observation Post is wheelchair accessible. A short walk from the park's center will take you to the hide.
Admission with a Disabled Parking Permit
The current regulations regarding the disabled parking permit will expire on January 1, 2026. Click here for more information.