Special stay in Westerwolde

Sleep in an old train wagon, a wine barrel or a gypsy caravan. If you like unusual and adventurous overnight stays, the Westerwolde region is the place to be. There are lots of nice places for an overnight stay you will never forget.

Recreatiepark De Kapschuur | Sleep in a wine barrel, barelio or tiny house

Stadskanaal - Looking for an overnight stay that is just that little bit different? At De Kapschuur in Stadskanaal, you sleep in unique places in the middle of nature. Choose a cosy hiker's hut, an atmospheric Bed & Breakfast or go for something really special, like a barelio, tiny house or even a wine barrel. For the more adventurous, there is also the option of spending the night in a tepee, inspired by the tents of the original inhabitants of America. Whatever you choose, here you are guaranteed to experience a special night in Westerwolde.

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Lodging in Fort Bourtange | Sleeping in 1742

Bourtange - In the marshes of Westerwolde lies the impregnable fort Bourtange. Here you go back to the year 1742. Twelve comfortable hotel rooms have been created in the former soldiers' barracks and the coach house in the centre of the village. A unique accommodation option in a piece of Dutch history.

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Farm De Klaproos | Sleeping in a gypsy caravan

Onstwedde - In the hamlet Smeerling you will find B&B Boerderij De Klaproos. Hidden among the greenery, there are also two pipowagens in the yard where you can spend the night. The wagons are furnished as compact double cabins and both also have a private garden that you can use. Enjoy the beautiful views and sunsets that Westerwolde has to offer.

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Farm 't Ossenschot | Sleep in a log cabin

Ter Apel - In need ofpeace and quiet and nature? At B&B 't Ossenschot you wake up to bird sounds instead of traffic. The farmhouse is quietly located in Westerwolde, on the outskirts of Ter Apel, on 7 hectares of its own land bordering the nature reserve of the Forestry Commission. The area is ideal for hiking, cycling and horse riding enthusiasts. You can stay in a spacious flat, studio, log cabin or cosy gypsy wagon.

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Hunebed room | Prehistoric lodging

Stadskanaal - Sleep in prehistoric times under the stones. Between the sheets of leather and along the mud wall and the stokast, you enter the 'Hunebedslaapkamer' of City Hotel Stadskanaal. Here you sleep under a large capstone on a large round bed. During your stay, you'll feel like you're back in the Stone Age.

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STARwagon | Sleeping in a railway carriage

Stadskanaal - Take a return trip to the past in the STARwagon of Museum Railway S.T.A.R in Stadskanaal. After a nostalgic day of trains between Veendam and Musselkanaal, fire up the wood-burning stove and spend the night in the spirit of the peat bog miners, sober but cosy, amid railway history.

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Buitengoed het Achterdiep | stay in Villa Kakelbont or Old Graitje, a colourful place

Ter Apel - Buitengoed Het Achterdiep is a small-scale and atmospheric recreation company where guests immediately feel at home. Located in the quiet countryside, yet a short distance from the centre of Ter Apel, it is the ideal place to enjoy peace, space and nature. At the campsite, 15 pitches are available. In addition, the country estate has two comfortable holiday flats for 2 to 4 people. For a cosy stay, there is the charming rental caravan Old Graitje (2 persons) and the cosy log cabin Villa Kakelbont (4 persons). Experience the hospitality!

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Altai yurt | spending the night in a Mongolian setting

Wedde - Experience Altai Yurt, the unique meeting between Mongolia and the Netherlands. Enjoy a special overnight stay in a traditional yurt on an atmospheric farm in Wedde. Discover the flavours of Mongolian cuisine during culinary workshops and be enchanted by the sounds of traditional Mongolian throat singing. A unique experience where two worlds come together!

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Back to nature

""A PLACE WHERE THE NIGHT IS STILL DARK AND SILENCE WHISPERS ITS OWN STORY" "

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