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Vierhuizen, The Netherlands
Camping in style near the Lauwersmeer lakeIf you enjoy camping but would like it to be a bit more luxurious, a holiday at Roompot Glamping Lauwersmeer is just the thing for you! You will find this small-scale campsite in the town of Vierhuizen in the extensive Groningen countryside. It is located among greenery and you can stay in the beautiful safari tents. The Lauwersmeer National Park is a stone's throw away and this is where you will find many walking and cycling opportunities. This is a perfect place to relax.Natural swimming waterFun in the water is part of your holiday. Roompot Glamping Lauwersmeer is not far from the Lauwersmeer lake. There are several beaches along the road towards Lauwersoog. The most beautiful of these beaches can be found on the Wadden Island of Schiermonnikoog. It's a great place to visit for a day trip. You can reach it in 45 minutes by ferry from Lauwersoog. The crossing itself is an experience. Who knows, you might even see seals on a sandbank.Orchids, birds and stargazingYou go to North Groningen mostly for its unique landscape of water, extensive meadows and woods, all of which are ideal for long walks and bike rides. Any number of routes have been set out in the Lauwersmeer National Park to bring you closer to nature. For example, rare orchids can be found here. Birds also use this area as a resting place and a place to find food. It's a paradise for bird watchers. The park is an official Dark Sky Park. This makes it one of the few places in the Netherlands where you can really enjoy a starry sky.Sturdy and comfortableThe sturdy safari tents at Roompot Glamping Lauwersmeer are made of wood and canvas and have a natural appearance. This makes the park blend in nicely with its surroundings. There is playground equipment in various places among the tents. The campsite is car-free, so you can let your children explore while you watch them from a distance in your hammock. You will need to leave the site for your shopping, but sandwiches for breakfast can be ordered at the service point in the former inn.Up to your knees in the mudIf you didn't see any seals from the ferry or if you want to know more about them, visit the Pieterburen Seal Centre. You can even walk out onto the mudflats. A walk through the mud is bound to be an unforgettable experience. The university city of Groningen (30 km) is also an enjoyable experience. You can stroll through the shopping streets in this lively city and soak up the culture in the museums and galleries. Round off the day by settling down at one of the many pavement cafes.