Nationaal Park Bosland is a protected natural area in Flanders and, since 2023, a national park. Promoted as the region’s largest nature area, it invites visitors to experience its landscapes, wildlife and cultural history through a wide range of outdoor activities. The park provides information and routes for walking, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding and carriage driving, as well as accessible paths for wheelchair users. Visitors can explore areas including the Lommelse Sahara, Pijnven and Resterheide, or discover the park through geocaching and the Bosland Trail.

Families can choose children’s walks, outdoor play areas, playgrounds and activities such as Nerdland Safari and an adventure game. Other visitor services and experiences include a visitor guide, guided events, local products, picnic options, hammock loans, campervan pitches and disc golf. The park also shares news, events and practical information to help people plan a visit. Alongside recreation, Nationaal Park Bosland highlights nature conservation and local biodiversity, connecting visitors with the landscapes and communities of the region.