These attractive furnished chalets are located on the edge of the Drents-Friesewoud and right next to the river Tjonger. These beautiful chalets can accommodate up to four people. Get out and about by bike from your chalet. Or take the canoe instead of the bicycle! There is room for everyone at this small-scale campsite! You can play football and volleyball on the specially constructed sports field. In the middle of the site is a house with a fireplace which can be used free of charge. Nature lovers can indulge in a number of nearby nature reserves, such as the Ketliker Skar, the Tsjonger valley, the Delleboersterheide, the Diakonievene or the Wijnjeterper Schar.
These beautiful chalets can accommodate up to four people. The living area includes seating and an open kitchen. The open kitchen is equipped with, among other things, a refrigerator with freezer, filter coffee maker, microwave and how about a dishwasher. The chalet has two bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with two single beds. In addition, each chalet is equipped with a shower and separate toilet. Outside on the terrace, equipped with garden furniture, you can enjoy the wonderful weather.
Particularities
• The minimum age of the main booker for this holiday home is 18 years.
• Pets are on request.
• A maximum of two small dogs are allowed in this holiday home.
Please bring the following items with you for this holiday home:
• Towels

Surroundings
From Oudehorne, the cosy towns of Leeuwarden, Drachten, Heerenveen or Sneek are just a stone's throw away. Here you will enjoy a wide range of nice shops, restaurants and terraces that these places have to offer. For a lovely day on the water, the cosy village of Giethoorn, known as the Venice of the North because of its many canals, is the perfect place. From here, discover the beautiful surroundings of the Weerribben-Wieden by canoe, sloop or whisper boat, or admire the area from your guided tour boat. Tips for another day out include the Prison Museum in Veenhuizen, Museum Village Orvelte, Duinen Zathe in Appelscha and a sailing trip on the Sneekermeer lake.