Boomhut – Vakantiepark Drouwenerzand

Charming Treehouse in Drouwen

Stay in this beautiful treehouse in Drouwen. This accommodation is suitable for 6 people and offers all the modern comforts of home. The kitchen is equipped with a stove, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, and coffee maker. In the cozy seating area, you can watch TV and relax comfortably. Additionally, the accommodation has two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. On the terrace with a lounge set, you can enjoy a cold drink in the open air.

Drouwenerzand Holiday Park

Drouwenerzand Holiday Park is a child-friendly holiday park in Drenthe, located right next to Drouwenerzand Amusement Park. The park consists mainly of rental accommodations, but there is also a small camping area where you can pitch your own tent, caravan, or camper. All camping spots have 16-ampere electricity and come with a heated private sanitary unit with a shower, toilet, and sink. In addition, there are also bungalows, lodges, safari tents, and a treehouse available for rent. For children, there’s a fun playground and a large playing field where you can play football, volleyball, or basketball. Moreover, as a guest of the holiday park, you have daily free access to the amusement park. Here, you can find more than 20 attractions such as bumper cars, a swing ship, and a mini roller coaster. The tickets also include food and drinks.

Visit the Hunebed Centre

The holiday park is just a few minutes’ walk from several hunebedden (megalithic tombs). If you want to learn more about these unique burial chambers, you should definitely visit the Hunebed Centre in Borger (4 km away). The center has several hunebedden on its grounds that you can examine up close. Additionally, there are a series of interactive exhibitions that take you through the history and archaeology of the hunebedden. These exhibits provide insight into the people who built them and their cultural significance. Next to the center is an archaeological park with reconstructed prehistoric houses and other structures that give visitors an idea of how people lived in that era.