How do you get to Heide Park?
Getting to Heide Park
Heide Park Resort is in Soltau in Lower Saxony, on the Lüneburg Heath between Hamburg and Hanover. For most people from the Netherlands and Belgium, driving is the easiest option: it's a long journey, but you're on the motorway almost the whole way. That's why many visitors combine the park with an overnight stay.
By car
The address for your sat nav is Heide Park 1, 29614 Soltau. In many navigation systems you'll also find the park under "Sonderziele" or "Freizeitparks". You drive along the A7 and take the Soltau-Ost exit; from there, the road to the park is signposted.
From the Netherlands you usually drive via Osnabrück and Bremen (A1) and then along the A27 and the A7 towards Hamburg. From Belgium you drive via the Netherlands or via the Ruhr area to the A1 or the A2 towards Hanover, and then the A7. The Abenteuerhotel and the Holiday Camp share the same address.
Parking
Parking costs € 14 per car or motorbike per day when booked online (as of 2026). Buying on site is only possible in exceptional cases and costs more. There's space for around 8,000 cars.
Motorhomes
Motorhomes and cars with caravans pay € 20 online. It isn't an official motorhome pitch: if you stay overnight, you'll also pay for the second day.
Disabled parking
Spaces are reserved near the entrance. Take the far right-hand lane and keep your blue parking card to hand. You'll still need a parking ticket as well.
On the way home
The park stays open an hour longer than the attractions. The park recommends strolling to the exit at a relaxed pace, or doing a bit of shopping or having something to eat. That way you'll spend less time stuck in traffic when you leave.
By public transport
Rather not drive? Then take the train to Soltau or Wolterdingen, or the direct bus from Hamburg or Hanover. You can read all about it on the page By train and bus to Heide Park.