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The best areas to stay in De Heuvels are the villages of Epe and Heerde, known for their direct access to the Veluwe's natural beauty and convenient amenities.Epe is an excellent choice for families. This village is centrally located within De Heuvels, offering easy access to the surrounding forests and heathlands. The village centre has a pleasant main street with local shops, bakeries, and several restaurants. Accommodation here often includes family-friendly hotels and holiday parks with facilities like swimming pools and play areas. Many walking and cycling routes start directly from the village, making it simple to explore the Veluwe National Park.Heerde is particularly well-suited for couples looking for a tranquil escape with good quality dining options. It's a slightly smaller village than Epe but still provides all necessary conveniences. The area around Heerde is characterised by its peaceful woodlands and agricultural landscapes, superb for peaceful walks or bike rides. You'll find a selection of high-quality guesthouses and boutique hotels here, many of which offer fine dining experiences with locally sourced ingredients.

The best time to go to De Heuvels is during the late spring (May-June) and early autumn (September-October) months.During late spring, the weather is pleasantly mild, and the landscapes are lush and green, making it ideal for outdoor activities like cycling and walking through the Sallandse Heuvelrug National Park. You'll find many of the local cafes and terraces open, but without the peak summer crowds.Early autumn offers a different kind of beauty, with the heather on the hillsides turning a stunning purple and the trees displaying rich autumnal colours. The temperatures are still comfortable for exploring, and it's a great time for photography and enjoying the peaceful countryside before the colder months arrive.