2-person glamping tent

1. Central location
2. Wi-Fi
3. Garden
4. Smoking

1. Pets allowed
2. 1 Bedroom
3. Koffiezetapparaat voor filterkoffie (filtermaat 4)

1. Magnetron
2. Keukeninventaris (potten, pannen, borden, glaswerk, bestek)
3. Douche

Glamping tent with bathroom and kitchen

 Experience the outdoors as a couple in this charming glamping tent. You sleep in the middle of nature, but with just that little bit of extra comfort. Inside you'll find a cozy living space with a compact open kitchen. Easily brew a cup of coffee with the filter coffee maker and start your day in a relaxed way. Everything is practically arranged, so all you need to do is relax. 

The tent features a comfortable double bed and its own bathroom with shower and toilet. This makes your stay extra enjoyable. Outside, you're right on your own terrace. Enjoy the peace, the greenery and the fresh air. This is camping – but without the hassle. 

Park and surroundings

 
The park
You stay on the grounds of a former farmstead. Small-scale, green and easy to get around. There's a relaxed atmosphere here and you have all the space to be outside.
 
The park offers free use of:
 

• Volleyball court
• Football field
• Tennis court
• Playground with various play equipment
• Go-karts
• Canoes
• Covered play area

 
The surroundings
The park is located on the border of Overijssel, Flevoland and Friesland. On the edge of the 1,100-hectare Kuinderbos forest. Here you can hike, cycle or ride horses through the riding trails, in the heart of nature.
 
There's also plenty to discover in the surrounding area. Visit old Zuiderzee villages like Lemmer, Blokzijl, Vollenhove and Urk. Explore the Frisian lakes or hike through the forests of Gaasterland. You can be there in half an hour.
 
In Northwest Overijssel you'll find National Park Weerribben-Wieden and the nature reserve Rottige Meenthe. A vast peat meadow filled with water, reeds and narrow paths. Rent a canoe. Grab your bike. Or lace up your walking boots.
 
End your day in Giethoorn. Drift along the canals and little bridges. Not without reason is it called the Venice of the North.