Vreeland is situated in the Vechtstreek, called after the river Vecht.
It is surrounded by several lakes, including the Loosdrecht and Kortenhoef Lakes.
River and lakes are used for water recreation.
Several bike routes transverse the village, making it a touristic attraction when the weather is fine.

Two important hiking routes traverse the village: the "Floris de Vijfde" path and the "Waterlinie" path; they were opened in September 2004.

Vreeland has a Michelin star restaurant called "De Nederlanden", a pancake house "Noord-Brabant" and an eatery called "Lokaal Zuid".
On the fringes is a farm called "Ponderosa".
The farm by itself is worth visiting and its owner organises a Country and Western festival in the beginning of July each year.

In summer there is a buzz from tourists on water as well on land.
Almost every season has a festival or party, such as an Autumn Market, a Christmas Market and King's Day (April 27).
Vreeland is situated in the Vechtstreek, called after the river Vecht. It is surrounded by several lakes, including the Loosdrecht and Kortenhoef Lakes. River and lakes are used for water recreation. Several bike routes transverse the village, making it a touristic attraction when the weather is fine.
Two important hiking routes traverse the village: the "Floris de Vijfde" path and the "Waterlinie" path; they were opened in September 2004.
Vreeland has a Michelin star restaurant called "De Nederlanden", a pancake house "Noord-Brabant" and an eatery called "Lokaal Zuid". On the fringes is a farm called "Ponderosa". The farm by itself is worth visiting and its owner organises a Country and Western festival in the beginning of July each year.
In summer there is a buzz from tourists on water as well on land. Almost every season has a festival or party, such as an Autumn Market, a Christmas Market and King's Day (April 27).
Vreeland