Two fishermen’s houses next to each other

1. 3 Bedrooms
2. Pets allowed
3. Central location

1. Child friendly
2. Smoking
3. At the water-side

1. Wi-Fi
2. Garden

2 houses for 6 people next to each other by the canoe pond

The accommodation
By booking this option you are guaranteed with two fishermen's houses next to each other! The fishermen's houses form a homey fishing village; 13 cosy holiday homes around a big fishpond. These fishermen’s houses are surrounded by a wooded bank with walking trails. The 6-person holiday homes have two bedrooms upstairs (each has two single box-spring beds) and a double room downstairs with two box-spring beds. All holiday homes are equipped with a shower, a toilet, central heating, a radio with a CD player, a microwave and a television. The houses are small, but they have all you need for 6 people.

The holiday park
The accommodations are located in the yard of a former farm. The sports fields (volleyball field, football field and tennis court) are free to use by everyone. There are also various exciting playground equipment for small children. The go-karts and the canoes are especially popular. There is also a covered area with various play equipment in the yard.

We also offer some extra service like, beer tap rental, catering, barbecue rental and outdoor activities.

Area
The small-scale holiday park is located on the border of Overijssel, Flevoland and Friesland. The park is located on the edge of the 1100-hectare Kuinderbos, where you can go for a walk, go cycling and go horse riding on the riding trails. The location of the holiday park offers enough opportunities to make various tourist trips. A visit to one of the old Zuiderzee villages such as Lemmer, Blokzijl, Vollenhove and Urk is definitely worth it. The Frisian lakes and forests of Gaasterland are also within half an hour's drive from the park.

In the north of Overijssel are the wetlands, called the Weerribben (national nature park) and the Wieden. Slightly above that is the Rottige Meenthe. These areas together form a large low peat bog that was created in the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries as a result of peat extraction. The area is largely open to the public. You can go there to canoe, cycle or walk. A visit to the visitor center in Sint Jansklooster or in Ossenzijl is also definitely worth it. The town of Giethoorn also deserves extra attention. Giethoorn, with many canals, bridges and lakes, is called the Venice of the North.


 Arrival time: 15.00
 Departure time: 10.00