Landgoed Julianahoeve is a small, quiet campsite of around 20 pitches set at the back of a historic estate near the village of Helenaveen, in the border region of Limburg and North Brabant.

The site sits between the nature reserves of the Deurnsche Peel and the Mariapeel, surrounded by forest and open countryside.

The estate itself has deep roots: the Julianahoeve was built in 1910 as one of eleven royal-funded farms known as Koningshoeven, and it operated as a working dairy farm until 2008, when the government acquired it for nature development.

A former cowshed has since been converted into a sheltered indoor space for guests, and a bread service is available. Toilet and shower facilities are housed in a nearby block. The amusement park Toverland is also in the area.