If you let us organise your stay here, we will reserve your accommodation for you in any of a number of B&B’s, either on working farms, in farms that are converted to a B&B, or in far-out and out-of-the way spots that lie dotted in the forests/countryside around the town. Groups can stay in group accommodation or in holiday homes in the surrounding area. There are a number of small hotels in different price ranges and we have a number of small farm campings. Some of these are extremely child-friendly, providing all kinds of input in handling and petting the animals, as well as providing barns or fields for sporting games. In addition, we will discuss cycling or walking tours of any length with you, provide you with self-guided maps (€5), hire your bicycles and child-seats for you and, if you like, we could organise for the bikes to be at the airport. This allows you to get off the plane and hop on the bike straight away. If it is horse riding you are after, we can arrange treks for you also, be it for a day or for several days.

To give you an idea of the type of farmhouse accommodation, click here

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B&Bs: €30 - € 45pp/double room (£21-£31/$43-$65)
Small hotels/B&Bs: 4, 3, 2, 1 person per room €30 - €60 (£21-£42 /$43-$87)
Hotels in the Town: From about €60 - €90 p.p. (£21-£62 /$43-$130)

Caravans: About €30 - €40/night for 2 people, plus about €5 for every extra per person, up to 4 people per unit.

Campings: (own tent/caravan and gear) about € 100 (£69, $145)/week for 2 people, € 150/4 people/week (£104, $217) . Group accommodation from around €13/night (depending on the number of persons) and going from very basic (sleeps 8 people per room, to holiday homes).

If you come here to walk, cycle or ride, we recommend that you wear suitable clothing that covers your arms, legs and head to prevent being bitten by insects and ticks.

Cyclists who do not wear glasses, should wear sun-glasses. This prevents dust and midgets/flies from hitting your eyes when you are underway, particularly in wooded areas.

Note that the Dutch generally do not wear cycling helmets and that they are not mandatory, except for mountain bikes. The cycle paths and roads here are deemed to be safe enough for recreational cycling. However, you can rent helmets for €2.50/day. In all cases, you cycle at your own risk.