June Baby Boom at De Reebok’s Children’s Farm: See Newborn Animals Up Close
Looking for a family break where nature, learning, and pure joy come together? The June Baby Boom at De Reebok’s children’s farm is your moment. Each year around June, newborn animals arrive beside our campsite entrance—an unforgettable, hands-on experience that turns a simple holiday into lasting memories. From gentle feeding sessions to spontaneous “wow” moments, this is the month when the farm truly comes to life.
What the June Baby Boom Means for Your Stay
Each year around June, new youngsters are born at the children’s farm. Visit during and after June, and you can watch these young animals grow throughout the season. Because the farm sits right next to the campsite entrance, you’ll naturally pass by daily—making it easy to drop in for a quick hello or linger for a longer look.
At a glance:
- Newborn arrivals each year around June
- Daily opportunities to see them up close as they grow
- Conveniently located beside the campsite entrance
Who You’ll Meet at the Children’s Farm
De Reebok’s children’s farm is home to a charming mix of animals that delight visitors of all ages. During the June Baby Boom, you may see newborns among:
- Fallow deer
- Sheep
- Goats
- Chickens
- Peacocks
Good to know: visitors are welcome to feed the animals during their stay. For everyone’s safety and comfort, supervise children closely, use only appropriate feed provided or approved on site, keep calm around the little ones, and wash hands after contact.
Beyond the Petting Paddock: More Animal Encounters
The neighboring farm and fields add even more to explore:
- Alpacas: you can spot alpacas living beside the camping field—an instant hit with children.
- Guided calf-farm tours: the owners are happy to show guests around the stables. The adjoining farm runs three barns and houses about 1,350 calves, automatically fed twice per day by a mechanised system.
These authentic farm moments show children where food comes from and how modern, animal-friendly systems work in practice—turning your holiday into a meaningful learning adventure.
Family-Friendly Camping That Keeps Kids in Sight
De Reebok is designed with families in mind. The terrain is one large, flat, open grass field bordered by planting—easy to oversee and perfect for relaxed supervision.
Family highlights:
- Safe, car-free field: all vehicles are parked in a dedicated area directly next to the campsite, keeping pitches calm and child-friendly.
- Play all day: an eight-person swing, sandpit, and two trampolines keep the fun going. On hot days, a sprinkler is occasionally placed under the trampolines for extra splashy smiles.
- Modern comfort: updated sanitary buildings and a fully maintained jeu de boules court (with benches) are on site.
- Pitch perfection: every pitch includes newly installed 10-amp power, plus its own water tap and wastewater drain.
- Clean setup: each pitch has artificial grass in the awning (front-tent) area.
- Always connected: good Wi‑Fi reception reaches every pitch, and Wi‑Fi use is included at no extra cost for up to three devices per booking.
Sustainable Stays on the Veluwe
Eco-minded travelers are right at home here. The farm and campsite run on 264 solar panels installed on the stable roofs and a wood‑pellet heating system—fully self-sufficient in electricity and no longer dependent on gas. The covered bicycle storage includes power outlets for charging e‑bikes, making it easy to explore the forests and heathlands of the Veluwe under your own power.
Plan Your June Visit
- Timing: the season reopens on 1 April each year; the June Baby Boom begins around June and continues as youngsters grow across summer.
- Location: Sleedoornweg 29, 3886 MS Garderen—right in the middle of the Veluwe and about 800 metres from Garderen’s centre.
- Easy access: the campsite has its own entrance road that runs alongside the children’s farm.
- Dogs: dogs are welcome; a fee of €2.50 per dog per night applies.
- Day visitors: short visit €1.50 p.p.; long visit €2.50 p.p.
- Showers and power: hot showers and 10‑amp electricity are included in the nightly price.
- Booking notes: Ascension (Hemelvaart) and Pentecost (Pinksteren) must be booked as one combined package.
- Cancellation policy: for the May holidays, the Ascension–Pentecost period, and July–August, the full amount is charged unless cancelled at least one month before arrival. Any paid deposit is retained but credited if you rebook later in the same year.
Explore more before you book:
- Learn about pitches and on‑site comforts: Camping
- See what’s available for families: Facilities
- Have questions or prefer to book directly? Contact
Quick Answers About the June Baby Boom
When do newborn animals arrive at the children’s farm?
Each year around June, with young animals visible during and after that month.
Which animals can we see, and may we feed them?
You can see fallow deer, sheep, goats, chickens, and peacocks—and visitors are welcome to feed them during their stay.
Are there guided tours of the calf farm?
Yes. The owners offer tours and are happy to show guests around the stables.
Is Wi‑Fi and electricity included?
Yes. Every pitch has 10‑amp electricity included, and Wi‑Fi is free for up to three devices per booking.
How close is the campsite to Garderen?
About 800 metres from the village centre.
Are showers included in the nightly rate?
Yes. Hot showers are included—no tokens or coins needed.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes. Dogs are welcome for €2.50 per dog per night.
Can cars be parked on the pitches?
No. Cars are parked in a dedicated area directly next to the campsite, keeping the field safe and quiet.
Is there a campsite map?
Yes. A detailed campsite map can be viewed online in the Camping Plattegrond section of the website.
Practical Tips for a Magical Meet‑the‑Youngsters Getaway
- Go gently: keep voices soft and movements calm around newborns.
- Supervise always: stay close to children during feedings and animal interactions.
- Hygiene first: wash hands after contact; consider carrying hand wipes.
- Best times: visit early morning or late afternoon for quieter encounters.
- Pack smart: closed‑toe shoes for the farm, a light jacket, and a reusable water bottle.
- Bring binoculars: nearby forests and heathlands often reward quiet observers with wildlife sightings.
- Explore together: balance farm time with playground fun and a family game of jeu de boules.
- Check availability early: June is popular—use the Direct Reserveren and Beschikbaarheid options on the website.
- Visiting during Ascension/Pentecost? Remember it’s a combined package period.
Conclusion: Book Your June Baby Boom Stay
From the first wobbly steps of young animals to hands‑on feeding moments, the June Baby Boom at De Reebok’s children’s farm is a rare chance to experience new life up close—safely, comfortably, and surrounded by the natural beauty of the Veluwe. Pair it with family‑friendly facilities, sustainable energy, and a calm, car‑free field, and you have the perfect summer escape.
Ready to make it happen? Reserve your pitch or ask a question today.
- Phone: 06-23 66 13 11
- Email: info@campingdereebok.nl
- Address: Sleedoornweg 29, 3886 MS Garderen
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