Vakantiepark De Wiltzangh

Holiday park De Wiltzangh – Staying at the edge of nature

Between the woods and heaths of Dwingelderveld National Park, in the atmospheric village of Ruinen in Drenthe, lies Holiday Park De Wiltzangh. A quiet, green oasis where you can effortlessly leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind. Here you can experience true outdoor life, without compromising on comfort and convenience.

Unique location in the heart of Drenthe

The park borders directly on National Park Dwingelderveld, the largest interconnected wet heathland area in Western Europe. You step straight into nature from your accommodation. Walking and cycling routes literally start at your doorstep. Whether you choose a short morning walk or a brisk bike ride past megalithic tombs, fens and flocks of sheep: every day is different and breathtakingly beautiful.

Accommodations for every holiday wish

Vakantiepark De Wiltzangh offers a wide range of accommodation, suitable for couples, families and larger groups. Choose from attractive lodges, modern chalets or spacious family houses. All accommodation is carefully furnished and fully equipped. Think comfortable beds, well-equipped kitchens, private terraces and – in many cases – views of greenery. Guests with young children or pets have also been considered: child-friendly and pet-friendly options are available.

Park facilities

There is more than enough to do on the park itself. On warm days, take a dip in the heated outdoor pool with paddling pool. For children, there are several playgrounds, a football pitch, table tennis tables and a mini-golf course. There is also bicycle and e-chopper rental, so you can easily explore the area. In high season, activities are organised for young and old.

Sustainable and natural

De Wiltzangh stands for green in the broadest sense of the word. The park has a small-scale and natural character, with great attention to sustainability. The buildings blend into the landscape, the site is spacious and energy and waste are handled with awareness. No large-scale mass tourism here, but tranquillity, space and a warm welcome.

Three nice trips in the vicinity of De Wiltzangh

Dwingelderveld visitors’ centre & gnome trail

A short distance from the park is Natuurmonumenten’s Visitor Centre, where children can playfully get to know nature via the Kabouterpad. Many walking routes also start from this point.

National Park Dwingelderveld

Explore the vast heathland landscape, see the sheepfold, or go in search of the rare black grouse. You can hike, cycle or just enjoy a picnic in the middle of nature here.

The village of Ruinen & markets

Visit the nearby village of Ruinen, with its cosy centre, nice eateries and weekly market. In summer, it also hosts historical activities such as regional markets and crafts demonstrations.