Staying in Oldambt
In Oldambt, you’ll find the most surprising places to stay. Stay in old farmhouses, offering luxury and all the modern comforts. Or venture off the beaten track and enjoy sweeping views and complete tranquillity in a hiker’s cabin at Hongerige Wolf. Good night!
B&B Graanzicht
Midwolda – The luxurious‘Graanzicht’Bed & Breakfast is situated in the renovated barn behind boerderij Hermans Dijkstra. The farm is named after its original owner and has a rich history that is still evident today. Surrounded by the vast farmlands in the heart of Oldambt, the village of Midwolda and the surrounding area offer plenty of opportunities to unwind. Enjoy nature, culture and entertainment.
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Bad Nieuweschans – At Thermen Bad Nieuweschans , you can enjoy the mineral-rich thermal bath, several saunas and a wide range of special treatments. The water in the thermal bath is pumped from a depth of 630 metres and has a standard temperature of 36 degrees – so it’s lovely and warm. A relaxing stay is guaranteed.
Read moreHeritage & Accommodation Hoogheem
Nieuwolda – In a beautiful spot in the open countryside of Oldambt stands a fully renovated farmhouse dating from 1771. Here you can enjoy luxury and comfort. All the accommodation is modern, whilst retaining the beautiful old features. Also great for children: you can spend the night in a box bed.
Read moreCamping de Bouwte: Enjoying Green Groningen
Camping de Bouwte in Midwolda offers a relaxing holiday with spacious camping pitches, comfortable accommodation and excellent facilities. This peaceful, park-like campsite features a recreational lake with a large slide, a water playground and a challenging adventure course. The green surroundings are close to the Oldambtmeer and just 30 km from Groningen, making it ideal for day trips. Fresh bread rolls are delivered every morning, ensuring a delicious start to the day.
Read moreHiker's huts Hongerige Wolf
Hongerige Wolf – Fancy staying overnight surrounded by nature? You can at the hikers’ huts at Hongerige Wolf . For a long time, this small village was a favourite spot for artists seeking inspiration and tranquillity. The cabins are sustainably built and made mainly of wood. Here, you can enjoy the silence and look out over the green countryside. You won’t need much more than that.
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