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Let the little ones romp around in the forest...

Let the rompers loose, they'll conjure up stories in the forest...

If camping is possible, you've come to the right place...

A beautiful pond in the Meetshovenbos forest, perfect for a stroll and a relaxing seat. A few herons are also regular visitors. An information board at the pond explains the control of the pearl-capped cup, which was found there in 2012, and the control of exotic species in general. Even during very dry periods, such as when this tip was written, the pond holds water, which can sometimes be considerably larger.

A second entrance to Meetshovenbos with parking for a few cars, not far from the cave and chapels of the Brustem Virgins. Here too, there's a small tree chapel, but it's broken and deserted. There are several benches and some pleasant seating areas made of tree trunks. One of the tree trunks bears this saying for those who need it: "Life is like riding a bicycle; to keep your balance, you must keep moving." Otherwise, there are a few signs and pointers to the most important forest spots. The entrance/rest area is located at the end/beginning of the long lane leading to the entrance of the dog meadow.

Pole camping zone, where you can pitch a few tents for a maximum of two nights in the heart of the grounds. Source: https://www.visitvlaamsbrabant.be/zien-en-doen/vind-iets-om-te-doen/speelbos-meetshovenbos A sign with the rules is displayed among the photos and on-site, as well as some photos of the facilities (campfire site, eco-toilet, water pump, platform tents).

The play area on Kleine Mechelsebaan was equipped with a wooden defensive wall and encampments with wooden thrones and giant catapults. All play elements were made with materials from the forest. Some parts have decayed. More information can be found at https://www.visitvlaamsbrabant.be/zien-en-doen/vind-iets-om-te-doen/speelbos-meetshovenbos

The play area on Kleine Mechelsebaan was designed with a wooden defensive wall and encampments featuring wooden thrones and giant catapults. All play elements were made with materials from the forest. Some parts have decayed. More information can be found at https://www.visitvlaamsbrabant.be/zien-en-doen/vind-iets-om-te-doen/speelbos-meetshovenbos