Nature house in Beerze

This nature house stands on a beautiful sheltered lot on a quiet campsite in the wooded Vechtdal valley. At the front is a large covered sun terrace with a sitting area and a lounge set. At the back is a very sheltered terrace. In 2015 the cottage was thoroughly renovated. The nature house has a living room with romantic wood stove and a modern open kitchen with induction hobs, Senseo, oven and microwave. There is also a raclette/grill machine. Furthermore, there is a bedroom with a double bed (140 x 200) and a bedroom with a double bunk bed (90 x 200), in the room the sofa can be converted into two additional beds. There is also a baby travel bed and a trip-trap high chair. Furthermore, this cottage has a modern bathroom, TV with many commercial channels, stereo with CD changer, playstation two, DVD player and washing machine. For bicycle trips in the beautiful surroundings, a men's bike, a women's bike, a children's bike and a folding bike are available. There are indoor and outdoor toys for young and old. A nesting swing and a hammock can be hung on the terrace. Additional garden furniture with cushions is also available. With one of the available boats, which can be rented optionally, you can take a boat trip on the nearby vecht. This nature house can also be rented by two people. To do so, go to the house code 25442.

Ommen is one of the oldest towns in Salland and is nowadays mainly known and loved as a recreation resort. But even times gone by have been preserved in the municipality of Ommen. Beerze is a hamlet in the municipality of Ommen with about 230 inhabitants and is very characteristic because of its stable-house farmhouses. The esdorp Beerze with these authentic Saxon stable-house farmhouses is a protected village sight. The hamlet probably originated around 900, when there were several farms that each had their own fields. Beerze used to be a stopping place for Vecht skippers with their barges on their route from Germany to Zwolle. Well-known was the skippers' inn "De Goede Vrouwe" which was located next to the later teahouse, now camping site. At the beginning of the 20th century there was a railroad stop at the Beerze estate. Opposite the Beerze Bulten are beautiful hiking trails. Already from the parking lot run the yellow (three quarters of an hour) and the red (five quarters of an hour) walking routes, where you can enjoy the beautiful nature. So put on your walking shoes and discover Beerze's most beautiful places.