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Best Western Hotel De Woudzoom Spier is only 200 m from Dwingelderveld National Park, a wonderful area for walking and cycling. Two-thirds of its 3,700 hectares is made up of woods, while the rest are heathlands. If you walk across the heaths you are certainly…
Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant de Borken Dwingeloo lies on the edge of a beautiful and vast landscape, the National Park 'Dwingelerveld'. It is a nature area with its own particular beauty. Old woods, heaths, and meres alternately grace the scenery. If you are lucky, you might encounter…
Within walking distance from hotel Van der Valk Spier lies the gorgeous nature reserve 'Nationaal Park Dwingelderveld'. This landscape is typical for Drenthe, with it long stretches of heaths, woods, and meres. Also worth seeing is the more than 50 years old radio telescope, which…
Dwingeloo consists of beautiful landscapes and is very quiet. The Dutch village is situated next to the National Park Dwingelderveld which is wonderful to discover by bike or walking paths. If you are lucky, you will see the shepherd with his herd of sheep. In…
Hotel Hoogeveen has several tennis courts and football fields next to the hotel, where guests can play sports. The hotel is located in Hoogeveen, but is also close to towns such as Assen, Meppel and Emmen, where you can visit the popular zoo in Emmen.…
Hampshire Hotel - Wesseling is located on De Brink in Dwingeloo. The region has a lot to offer walking and cycling enthusiasts. You can take a beautiful tour through the national parks: Dwingelderveld and Drents-Friese Wold. Learn about stars and planets during a visit…
A stay at Landhotel Diever is a wonderful experience, in every season. The hotel is surrounded by the beautiful vast woods of the Drents Friese Woud and walking distance you will encounter the Hunebed (Megalithic Tomb) of Diever. A visit to the Duinen Zathe theme…
