Holiday park Tulderbos stops new registrations from 2027

The Tulderbos recreational area in Ravels is implementing a phase-out policy for new registrations starting January 1, 2027, impacting permanent residency.

Generic image of a sign indicating 'No new registrations allowed' with a faded holiday park logo in the background, conveying a sense of transition.
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Generic image of a sign indicating 'No new registrations allowed' with a faded holiday park logo in the background, conveying a sense of transition.

From January 1, 2027, holiday park Tulderbos in Ravels will no longer accept new registrations as part of a phase-out policy.

As of January 1, 2027, a phase-out policy will apply to the tolerated registrations at holiday park Tulderbos. This means that no new registrations will be permitted from that date.
For current residents with existing registrations, nothing will change for the time being. The facilities at Tulderbos are designed for recreational and temporary stays, not for permanent habitation. This applies to utilities, waste collection, and fire safety. Permanent occupancy leads to more intensive use of the accommodations and infrastructure, for which the facilities and safety requirements are not designed.
Based on information from the official source: Gemeente Ravels (20/10/2026)