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a cute calm town but there is really not much to do. We stayed at Residence De Leuvert there, advertised as a family vacation site but really seems a long term residence for mostly seniors. A disappointing place with lots of hidden fees, lackluster facilities, and awful unfriendly customer service. Weird office staff and creepy maintenance man stinking of liquor and cigarettes. Glowing reviews are likely from long term residents, tourist complaints are consistent. Stay at Efteling in nearby Kaatsheuvel, youll thank me later As for the town Cromvoirt itself, not equipped for tourism. Close to great cities but inconsequential if youre not driving. Public transportation is very limited. 1x/hour, ends entirely at 6p, no service on Sundays. Does not accept cash nor visa unless it has a maestro logo. Most american atm cards wont work. You must purchase a reusable transit card at the main station for $10 and add money for your travels. Taxis between cromvoirt and the train station or anywhere youd want to go will cost at least $50 one way. There is 1 market in the whole town (doesnt accept visa). No banks, no atms, not much. There was a "big event" while we were there... cargo trucks competing for how much weight they could pull across a field of dirt.. Lots of locals seemed excited about that Some quaint homes with lovely horses but be mindful that the fences are charged with electricity so your kids dont get shocked. A pancake house in Cromvoirt is adorable, has good food, and nice people as well as a playroom and outside area for kids.. That was nice. I love the kibbling served in the trucks outside the market on weekdays... Cromvoirt could be a nice pass through on a long bike ride or a road trip to Utrecht or Eindhoven Its not an ideal longstay for tourists, and not equipped to be an ideal base for exploring the region and its "nearby" cities