Enjoy this beautiful, cosy lodge during your holiday. Equipped with luxury amenities such as an outdoor kitchen and espresso machine. Here you can dine at a rustic wooden table or relax on a lounge sofa or in the delightful Fatboy® hammock.
Luxury lounge pieces from Fatboy®, Weltevree and/or SACKit®
Including the iconic Fatboy® Headdemock hammock with stand
Atmospheric lighting from Fatboy®, Weltevree and/or SACKit®
4 lounge armchairs
Drying rack
Private shower
Private toilet
Shower, washbasin and toilet
Mirror, lighting and storage space
Small bin and bathroom accessories
Optional: towel package
Separate sleeping tent
2 camp beds
Private entrance
Electricity and lighting
Fire extinguisher provided
Cleaning supplies (broom, bucket, dustpan and brush, etc.)
Quality mattresses
Extra pillows and blankets
1 double four-poster bed (210x160)
2 single beds in the Teeny Lodge
Duvets and pillows provided, beds made up on arrival
Bedside lamps
High chair and cot on request
Fan for extra air circulation (no air conditioning)
Kitchenette
Kitchen with gas hob and fridge/freezer
Nespresso machine and kettle
Full set of pans and cooking utensils
Crockery and cutlery for 4 people
Assorted glasses and mugs
Bowls, chopping boards and kitchen accessories
BBQ with accessories (Weber)
Dining table with two benches (one with a backrest)
Wardrobe and storage space
Lanterns for extra atmosphere
Outdoor kitchenette
Outdoor worktop
Includes Teeny Lodge
The Teeny Lodge is a separate sleeping tent placed alongside your main lodge. Ideal as extra sleeping space for children or as additional room for the group.
The Teeny Lodge sleeps 2 people and comes with 2 camp beds.
Outdoor playground, bird nesting boxes, peaceful surroundings to explore
Boat hire (head straight out onto the water from the jetty)
Campfire spots for barbecuing together
Dutchtub wood-fired hot tub for hire
Beach bar in a converted shipping container: organic products, espresso and sandwiches, overlooking the water
Sailing, paddleboarding, windsurfing, canoeing, sloop boating, sailing instructor available
Right on open water with a sandy beach. Jetty for heading straight out onto the water.
IN THE AREA
What is there to do?
The places Rink-Jan recommends himself, with the distance from the campsite.
Sports & activities0.5 km
Eel fishing with Freerk Visserman
Head out with the last professional fisherman in Heeg, once the eel village of Friesland, to his fyke nets on the lake. Freerk is the eighth generation and tells you about the trade along the way, and you get to taste his own smoked eel.
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Sports & activities1.9 km
Ottenhome boat hire
Hire in the marina at Heeg: electric boats, a large boat for up to ten people, sailing boats, SUP boards and canoes. No boating licence needed, so within fifteen minutes you're out on the Heegermeer heading for Gaastmeer or the Fluessen.
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Sports & activities15.1 km
Kameleon Terherne
The village of Lenten from the Kameleon books, rebuilt true to life, with Hielke and Sietse's forge, a short film and a boat trip behind the real Kameleon. On the island you can pole-vault over ditches, cross on pull rafts and get into the water, so bring dry clothes.
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Sports & activities13.8 km
Swimfun Joure
Subtropical swimming pool for a rainy day: wave pool, a 55-metre slide with lights and music, an outdoor rapids ride and a toddler pool with a little beach. Meanwhile, parents can head for the sauna or the jacuzzi.
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Sports & activities15.1 km
Sybrandy's Speelpark
Old-fashioned play park in Gaasterland with more than forty play structures and rides, from a ten-metre slide to a maze and a barefoot trail. It's right next to the IJsselmeer beach of De Hege Gerzen, so combine it with an afternoon of swimming.
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Beach & nature1.7 km
Heegermeer
One of the largest lakes in Friesland, right in front of the campsite, with open water for sailors and windsurfers and reed beds full of birds along its edges. You can swim at the little beaches of Heeg and Indijk, or walk the loop around Heeg and Gaastmeer.
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Beach & nature13.6 km
Rijsterbos and Mirnser Klif
Old beech wood in Gaasterland that leads via the broad Murnserleane to the Mirnser Klif, one of the three real cliffs in the Netherlands, with views over the IJsselmeer. Follow the blue posts for a loop of just over six kilometres, with a little beach and a pavilion along the way.
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Beach & nature15.1 km
De Hege Gerzen beach
Sand and grass beach on the IJsselmeer below Oudemirdum, with a paddling pool, play equipment, football and volleyball pitches and a terrace serving pancakes. Quieter than the North Sea coast and easy to combine with the play park next door.
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Culture & day trips14.7 km
Wouda Pumping Station
The largest steam pumping station still in operation in the world, a World Heritage Site since 1998, on the edge of Lemmer. You start in the visitor centre and then walk with a guide through the engine hall and the boiler house. A few times a year the station really runs on steam.
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Culture & day trips8.7 km
Weduwe Joustra Beerenburg
In one of the oldest buildings in Sneek, the family has been making Beerenburg to the widow's recipe since 1864. Pop into the nostalgic little shop on the Kleinzand or book a tour with a tasting in the attic among the museum pieces.
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Culture & day trips8.5 km
Sneek
Lively water town with the 1613 Waterpoort as its icon, shopping streets and terraces along the canals. At the Fries Scheepvaart Museum on the Kleinzand you'll see skûtsjes, the Elfstedentocht and a children's museum, and at the museum you can book a town walk that includes climbing the Waterpoort.
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Culture & day trips1.2 km
Heeg
The water sports village within walking distance of the campsite, with terraces by the harbour and a past as an eel trader with London. In the harbour lies the eel barge Korneliske Ykes II, a historic cargo ship on which you can join a day's sail in summer.
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Culture & day trips13.1 km
Hindeloopen
Old Zuiderzee town behind the IJsselmeer dyke with narrow alleys, little wooden bridges and captains' houses. See the painted Hindeloopen furniture at Museum Hindeloopen and the world's largest skate collection at the Schaatsmuseum, then walk along the dyke among the sheep.
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Culture & day trips9.8 km
Workum
One of the Eleven Frisian Cities, with a long, wide main street lined with gables and four windmills. Be sure to visit the Jopie Huisman Museum, where the painting rag-and-bone man painted worn-out shoes and old coats so realistically that you want to touch them.
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Culture & day trips8.9 km
Sloten
The smallest of the Eleven Cities, a fortified town of just a few streets around the water of the Diep, with two water gates, a corn mill on the rampart and cannons on the bastion. A lovely place to head for on a boat trip across the Slotermeer.
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Culture & day trips5.5 km
Houtstad IJlst and De Rat windmill
Museum in the old Nooitgedagt skate factory, with skates, toys and tools, and from the upper floor a view of the De Rat sawmill. On fine days this three-hundred-year-old mill still saws real tree trunks into planks.
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Culture & day trips29.5 km
Leeuwarden
The Frisian capital for a city day: climb the leaning Oldehove tower and on a clear day see as far as the Wadden Islands, visit the Fries Museum on Wilhelminaplein and walk through the old Blokhuispoort prison, now full of studios and a library.
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Culture & day trips3.3 km
Gaastmeer
Small village across the Heegermeer, squeezed between the Fluessen and the Grote Gaastmeer, with a village shop, a little beach and terraces on the open water. A lovely destination for a bike ride or a boat trip from the campsite.
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Restaurant3.6 km
Vis en Meer
The highest-rated restaurant in the area, in Woudsend on the Slotermeer: oysters from the live shellfish tank, bouillabaisse, sole and shellfish from a chef who comes out into the dining room himself. Often full, so book in good time.
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Restaurant1 km
De Watersport Heeg
Grand café with a waterside deck next to the swing bridge in Heeg, where you can watch the boats sail past. Seasonal menu with fresh fish and spare ribs, and a good place to simply pull up a chair after a day on the water.
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Restaurant3.8 km
Omke Jan
Restaurant in a converted farmhouse on the water in Woudsend, overlooking the windmill on the other side. Small menu with produce from local farmers, and a warm welcome from the owners themselves.
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Practical1.2 km
PLUS Gerritsma Heeg
Well-stocked supermarket in a new building on the edge of the village, with a good fresh section and a large car park. Handy for your first shop after arrival.
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Practical8.3 km
Sneek station
The nearest station, with an Arriva train to Leeuwarden twice an hour and a stopping train towards Stavoren. Handy for a car-free city day in Leeuwarden or to catch the boat in Stavoren.
The XL wooden terrace is your lodge's extended living room. Breakfast in the morning sun, lunch in the shade of the awning, dinner by candlelight.
Wooden deck Lounge set Wooden dining table Outdoor lighting
GUEST REVIEWS
What our guests say
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A wonderful campsite with spacious pitches on a beautiful private little beach. Close to Heeg. This is a place to truly unwind.
The morning bread-roll service is lovely, and you can also buy nice coffee at the small 'café' by the beach. Shame it wasn't always open and no evening meals are offered 😀
The toilet/shower building near the entrance is great and attractive, but the one at the back is, by contrast, much less pleasant. Late in the evening the showers and toilets are no longer lit, which isn't great if you need the toilet at night 🤔
This doesn't outweigh the pleasant atmosphere, peace and cosiness of the campsite, so we'll definitely be back with our own Volkswagen T2 camper.
Regards, Tim & Barbara
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Nice campsite with probably the friendliest staff around. Facilities are very clean. Possibly there are better sites but our stay here was trouble free. Cars are parked away from tents which improves the atmosphere. We did our own thing in the lake; there are boats and windsurfers on site but probably due to poor weather there was not a lot of action when we were there, so best to check what's on offer. The local village has several eating and shopping options, and the Friesland area itself is very easy to get around by bike.
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Lovely family campsite, perfect base for exploring pretty Heeg just 7 mins walk away. Enjoyed a couple of flat cycle loops with the kids & managed to Wing in the river off the little beach in the campsite. There was even live music on the Sunday afternoon. Highly recommend. (Only marked down by my kids as you need a euro for the shower and no hand dryers, but not a biggy!)
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I've been coming here since childhood, and almost 25 years later it still feels like coming home. This campsite has something special: a pleasant, relaxed atmosphere and a beautiful setting where you can fully unwind. Whether you're with children, love watersports, or enjoy discovering the Frisian villages and towns nearby, there's something for everyone. For me, it remains a place I keep coming back to with pleasure!
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Absolutely beautiful, peaceful place to spend a few days. Clean facilities. You have direct access to the lake which was so lovely. Village a 10 minute walk away. Only downsides were charges for showers, no hand driers or paper towels in toilets and our electricity repeatedly tripped. That said we had a totally idyllic stay and would thoroughly recommend it.
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Really nice, quiet campsite with spots to moor your boat at the jetties. There's a small beach for children and the facilities are cosy and tidy.
It's a place that attracts real campers, so the atmosphere matches: peaceful, with respect for the people around you.
Nearby is the lovely little town of Heeg, with a supermarket and restaurants.
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We have just had a fabulous week here. Lovely lovely campsite with lots of space, good facilities, fabulous hot showers. Fresh croissants, bread etc every morning. Looking forward to our next visit.
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Lovely little spot! Nice owner!
We had the Romeo & Julia pitch. This generally offered good privacy, but this was sometimes taken away as we were right next to a busy boat ramp and picnic table.
Frequently asked questions about the Cozy Lodge 2-4P + Teeny Lodge
A Cozy Lodge 2-4P + Teeny Lodge is a luxury glamping tent from Lodge Holidays, suitable for 4 people. The lodge is fully equipped with a private bathroom, four-poster bed, kitchenette and a spacious wooden terrace with an outdoor kitchen and Fatboy lounge furniture. It's all the comfort of a bungalow, right in the heart of nature.
Yes, the Cozy Lodge 2-4P + Teeny Lodge has its own private toilet and shower. You won't need to use the shared sanitary facilities on the campsite.
The Cozy Lodge 2-4P + Teeny Lodge is suitable for 4 people. The sleeping arrangements consist of comfortable beds. Travelling with a larger group? It's possible to book two lodges next to each other — get in touch with Rink-Jan for the options.
The Cozy Lodge 2-4P + Teeny Lodge is available at several small-scale campsites in Europe — in Italy, France, Croatia and the Netherlands. On this page, under 'Available at these campsites', you'll see exactly which locations offer this lodge type, including prices and direct booking links.
An ordinary safari tent offers basic comfort. The Cozy Lodge 2-4P + Teeny Lodge from Lodge Holidays goes much further: a private bathroom, a real four-poster bed, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, luxury Fatboy lounge furniture and a spacious wooden terrace. Everything is designed by Rink-Jan for maximum comfort right in the heart of nature.
Yes, Lodge Holidays offers an attractive long-stay benefit in the low season, spring and autumn (a 7=6 deal). The campsites are open from April through to October. In May, June and September the climate is pleasant, the campsites are quieter and you benefit from lower rates.
Yes, the Cozy Lodge 2-4P + Teeny Lodge is excellently suited to families with children. The lodge offers plenty of sleeping space for the whole family. Lodge Holidays' small-scale campsites are safe and child-friendly, with swimming pools and lots of room to play outside.
At a bungalow park, you stay in a fixed-build accommodation on what's often a large, busy site. With the Cozy Lodge 2-4P + Teeny Lodge from Lodge Holidays, you live in a luxury lodge tent on a small-scale, personally selected campsite — surrounded by nature, with a spacious terrace, outdoor kitchen and hammock. More outdoor living, less mass tourism.