Stroombroek

Landal Stroombroek is a holiday park in Braamt, a small village in the Achterhoek region of the eastern Netherlands. The park sits quietly beside a lake, roughly five kilometres from the town of Doetinchem.

Accommodation at Stroombroek

The park has 225 bungalows spread across a wooded, lakeside setting. The accommodation ranges in size to suit couples, families, and larger groups. The surroundings are calm, with the lake as a central feature of the grounds.

Facilities on the grounds

The main draw for many guests is Palestra, a large wellness centre styled after Greco-Roman bathhouses. It includes sauna cabins, themed relaxation rooms drawing on Moroccan, Icelandic, and other traditions, as well as massage treatments. The wellness centre is open to guests aged 16 and over, with a swimwear day held on the first Wednesday of each month.

What to do around Braamt and Doetinchem

The Achterhoek is a relatively low-key holiday region, known for its quiet countryside, cycling routes, and riverside landscapes along the IJssel. Several Hanseatic towns are within reach, including Zutphen and Deventer, both of which have preserved medieval centres with old merchant houses, churches, and waterfront areas. Arnhem is also in the vicinity, offering access to the Veluwe nature area and the Airborne Museum at Oosterbeek, which documents the Battle of Arnhem. Apeldoorn, home to the Royal Palace Het Loo and its formal gardens, is another option for a day out.

Getting to Stroombroek

The park is located close to Doetinchem, which is the main town in the Achterhoek and has good road connections to the rest of the region. Arnhem, with a major rail hub, is the nearest large city for those travelling by public transport.

Who the park suits

Stroombroek is a good fit for guests who are looking for a quiet stay with access to a well-equipped wellness facility. It also works for those who want a base for exploring the towns and countryside of the eastern Netherlands.