Duinrell

Leap into fun in the dunes near Wassenaar

Rick de Kikker welcomes you to Duinrell in Wassenaar, close to The Hague and Leiden. The park combines an amusement park among the trees with a holiday park and the Tikibad, a large indoor water park. Here you can read about what there is to do and how to plan your day.

What is Duinrell?

Duinrell is a family business on an old estate in the dunes. The Duinrell farm stood here as early as 1646. From 1935 the estate grew into today's holiday and amusement park, which according to the park welcomes more than a million visitors a year.

In the amusement park you'll find more than 40 attractions, from the loop of the Falcon to gentle rides and playgrounds for small children. From the park you can walk straight into the Tikibad: a tropical swimming paradise with 21 water slides, according to Duinrell the largest water park in the Benelux. The Tikibad is open all year round; the outdoor pool only in summery weather.

The holiday park is on the same estate, with Duingalows, lodge tents, a campsite and luxury family villas. The beach, the woods and the cities of The Hague and Leiden are close by.

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The highlights

These are the best-known attractions, with the minimum height according to Duinrell:

Falcon: a roller coaster with a vertical 22-metre dive, a loop and corkscrews, reaching up to 70 km/h. From 120 cm.
Kikker8baan: the new 2026 family coaster, successor to the Kikkerachtbaan, in the shape of a double figure of eight. From 100 cm.
Duinrell Drifter: rally cars from 2026 in which you decide yourself when to drift, using a lever. From 90 cm.
Dragonfly: a 362-metre family coaster that zigzags between the trees. From 110 cm.
Wild Wings: little planes 22 metres up in which you do your own rolls. From 125 cm.
Waterspin: 40 people at a time go head over heels countless times above the water. From 140 cm.
Mad Mill: a spinning and swinging mill 20 metres up. From 140 cm.
Splash: a water coaster where you're guaranteed to get wet, even if you stay standing in front of the window. From 120 cm, closed from November to March inclusive.
Rodelbaan: a toboggan run where you brake and steer yourself from Duinrell's highest point down to the bottom. From 140 cm.

With children

For small children, Wonderland is a theme park in its own right: you stroll past fairy tales such as Tom Thumb, Little Red Riding Hood and Puss in Boots and come across small rides along the way. At Rick's Avonturen Burcht you ring the doorbell at Rick de Kikker's house. There's also a playground, an indoor playground, a ball pit, the traffic garden, the carousel from 1864 and the daily Play Kwek Show and Kwakus Kwebbel Show.

In the Tikibad, Kids Waterpark Playa is specially for children under 1.20 m, with four slides and a mega waterfall. Children aged 2 and under get in free. Children aged 11 and under must be accompanied in the park by someone aged 18 or over.

Opening times:

The amusement park is open during the season; in winter, a changing selection of winter attractions is open at weekends and during school holidays. The Tikibad is open all year round.

Tickets:

A ticket for the amusement park costs from €17.50 (as of November 2026). Tickets are sold online only, including combined tickets with the Tikibad.

Location:

Duinrell 1, 2242 JP Wassenaar. Parking costs €15 per car per day; the first 90 minutes are free.

Food, shops and accommodation

The amusement park has lots of places for a snack or lunch. At La Place Restaurant in the Schaapskooi, opposite the playground, you can get fresh sandwiches, juices and smoothies. You'll also find the Pannenkoekenrestaurant, Giulia's IJssalon, La Banana, Snackcorner Splash, Snackcorner Duinrell Express (chips, döner and pizza), Dunkin', poffertjes and Smulton Broodje Unox, among others. You can buy nappies and fresh bread rolls at the Superstore on Duinrell Plaza.

Want to stay the night? At the holiday park you can choose from Duingalows, lodge tents (glamping), a pitch or a luxury family villa. During your stay you have access to the amusement park and the Tikibad. One car per accommodation or pitch is allowed on the park.

Travelling to Duinrell

By car it takes about an hour from Utrecht to Wassenaar. From Antwerp the journey is about an hour and a half. Navigate to Duinrell 1 in Wassenaar; in and around Wassenaar, Duinrell is signposted. You buy parking tickets from the machines on the entrance square.

By public transport you take the bus: according to Duinrell, the journey takes about 30 minutes from Den Haag Centraal and about 40 minutes from Leiden Centraal. If you come by bike, you can leave it in the bike shed to the left of the entrance.

Our tips:

Tips for your visit

You can't buy tickets at the ticket desk, so order them online in advance. If you have a ticket that includes the Tikibad, do the rides first and leave your swimming things in a locker or in the car. At the Tikibad you have 30 minutes in total for getting changed. Dogs on a lead are welcome in the amusement park (€6.50 per animal), but not in the Tikibad or the restaurants.

It can be busy in summer. Check the map in the Duinrell app beforehand, so you know where you want to go.