fig. 5686De Drentse Vennen is a small, quiet holiday park near the Drenthe village of Een, in the northwest of the province. The park takes its name from the heathland and ponds that border the grounds.
Accommodation at De Drentse Vennen
The park offers 22 detached holiday homes for 4 to 8 persons, spread across holiday cottages, chalets and villas. Units are named after birds, including the Valk, Ooievaar, Zanglijster, Bosuil and Kraanvogel. Each home is situated at or near the forest edge, surrounded by greenery, and comes with its own spacious garden and terrace. Several properties look out over the heathland and ponds that give the park its name.
Facilities on the grounds
Each holiday home is equipped with central heating, a shower, a dishwasher, a washing machine and Wi-Fi. Coffee making is covered by both a filter coffee machine and a Senseo machine. The park is entirely non-smoking.
What to do around Een
The village of Een sits in a quiet corner of Drenthe, a province known for its open landscapes, ancient hunebedden (megalithic tombs), cycling routes and walking paths through heathland and forests. The Drentsche Aa National Landscape, one of the most ecologically rich river valley areas in the Netherlands, lies in the vicinity and offers extensive walking and cycling terrain. The nearby town of Roden provides everyday amenities including shops and restaurants. The region also has a number of museums covering local history and prehistory, making it a reasonable base for those interested in Drenthe's cultural heritage.
Getting to De Drentse Vennen
The park is located at Amerika 10, 9342 TC Een, in the northwest of Drenthe. The city of Groningen is the nearest major urban centre and is easily reachable by car.
Who this park suits
De Drentse Vennen suits couples and families looking for a quiet, nature-oriented stay in a small-scale setting. The combination of forest surroundings, open heathland views and well-equipped homes also makes it a practical choice for those who want a self-catering base from which to explore the wider Drenthe region.
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Frequently asked questions
Are pets allowed at De Drentse Vennen?
Dogs are welcome at this park. Some homes may carry a small pet fee or are specifically pet-friendly.
Is De Drentse Vennen suitable for larger groups?
Yes, accommodations for larger groups are available. The biggest units typically sleep 12 to 24 people.
What are nearby attractions to De Drentse Vennen?
Megalithic tombs, Dwingelderveld National Park and Wildlands Zoo in Emmen are popular spots. Drenthe has one of the most extensive cycle networks in the Netherlands.











