최상의‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

광활한 하이킹을 위한 멋진 지역

The Kampina is Brabant as it once was. Here you'll still find wet heathland with fens, fragrant bog myrtle thickets, meadows, deciduous forests, and blue grass meadows. We are slowly but surely transforming the monotonous pine forests into a much more diverse habitat for animals, plants, and fungi. A remarkable success is the return of the badger. Since 2016, it has felt completely at home here again. Source: https://www.natuurmonumenten.nl/natuurgebieden/kampina

Nice spot for a photo moment.

Beautiful, 'quiet' nature reserve where you can walk in peace.

A beautiful varied nature reserve. Heathland, forest and fens alternate.

Beautiful path through a forest area with fens.

The Kampina, located near Heukelom, has a rich history that dates back to the early Middle Ages. This vast nature reserve was created by the combination of peat, heath and sandy soil and has developed over the centuries into one of the most beautiful and valuable nature reserves in North Brabant. The area was originally a peat and heath area, where the early inhabitants grazed their cattle and where peat was cut for fuel. Peat extraction and the use of the land for agriculture were important economic activities at that time. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the landscape changed further due to the destruction of the heathlands and the cultivation of the land. The nature in the area was affected by human intervention, but the unique biodiversity of the Kampina was preserved. In the 1960s and 1970s, the area, together with other nature reserves, was designated as an important nature reserve. This led to the establishment of protective measures and the restoration of the natural vegetation. Today, the Kampina in Heukelom is a protected nature reserve, famous for its varied landscape of heathland, forest, fens and grasslands. The area is maintained by nature conservation organisations, and it is a popular destination for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers who want to experience the diversity of flora and fauna. The development of the Kampina is a fine example of how the balance between man and nature can contribute to the preservation of a valuable landscape for future generations.

Beautiful area with many possibilities