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| |  | |  | | | This National Park contains the largest area of active shifting sands in western Europe. Here, in the dunes of Loon and Drunen, the shifting sands result in an ever-changing landscape. In contrast, south of the shifting sands is De Brand, an area of typical wet marsh woodland, reed vegetation and grasslands.
| Park’s main features: |
Sand dunes and marshy woodland |
| Special flora: |
Morison’s spurry, grey hairgrass, sand sedge, sundew, wood anemone |
| Special fauna: |
American tre frog, nightjar, woodlark, natterjack, field crickets, maritime beetle, various types of bee and ichneumon fly |
| Recreational activities: |
Cycling, walking, mountain biking, horse riding, excursions |
| Area: |
3,500 ha |
| Province: |
Noord-Brabant |
| Managed by: |
Natuurmonumenten and Het Brabants Landschap |
| Visitor centre: |
Digital information points at main entrances |
Website: De Loonse en Drunense Duinen National Park
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