In the heart of the province of Drenthe lies holiday park Landal Drentse Lagune. The holiday park in the shape of a lagoon offers everything your heart desires. Spend a carefree time in natural surroundings... combined with cultural and historical influences for the whole family.
Facilities Landal Drentse Lagune
The spacious holiday park offers 13 different types of accommodation, ranging from comfort to luxury categories, with room for all types and sizes of travel groups. Enjoy pure luxury! Each house has a living and dining room with seating area, smart TV, a fully equipped open kitchen with oven-microwave combination, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, kettle, coffee maker and induction hob (4 fields), a modern bathroom, free Wi-Fi and parking for your car. On the terrace, make yourself comfortable on the adjustable garden chairs and parasol. Some accommodations in the Luxe or Luxe Plus categories also have a combination washer and dryer, a covered veranda, a luxurious whirlpool, a barbecue or an outdoor fireplace. A cot, high chair and stair gate are available on request. The complex also has a mini market, a snack bar on the beach and a bicycle rental. All your wishes will be fulfilled here.
Facilities for children Landal Drentse Lagune
There is plenty for children to see at this park! The play forest or the willow hut village offer a perfect place to play. They can have exciting adventures in the nature playground. The indoor playground is ideal in bad weather. Your children will certainly not be bored at the private lake with beach.
Landal Drentse Lagune restaurants
Look forward to culinary delights at De Steakerij, which is within walking distance, or cycle about 8 minutes to Westerbork, where Dutch delicacies await you.
Surroundings of Landal Drentse Lagune
Here at Landal Drentse Lagune, the possibilities are endless! Visit historic villages such as Orvelte and enjoy regional, traditional dishes at Dorpscafe Warmolts and Restaurant de Drentse Heerlijkheid. The town of Hoogeveen, 30 minutes away, is also worth a visit. Here, cultural diversity gathers with cinemas, museums, specialty shops, theatres and cafes and restaurants. There is also something for those interested in astrology: you can look at the stars in Dwingeloo's radio telescope. Read more
