Sallandse Heuvelrug

Landal Sallandse Heuvelrug is a holiday park set in a dune-like landscape in the Twente region of Overijssel. The accommodations are arranged around a recreational pond, placing guests directly in a natural setting.

Accommodations at Sallandse Heuvelrug

The park offers bungalow-style accommodations suited to a range of group sizes. Each unit comes with a terrace where guests can sit outside and unwind after a day out. The park kitchen supplies local produce and dishes, so there is no need to travel for a meal.

Facilities on the Grounds

The park itself has limited dedicated facilities, but guests have access to the swimming pool and restaurant at the neighbouring Landal Bungalowpark Hoge Hexel. Hire bikes are available at the park, which is a practical option for exploring the surrounding countryside. The recreational pond provides a focal point within the park grounds.

Exploring the Sallandse Heuvelrug and Beyond

The nearby Nationaal Park Sallandse Heuvelrug offers extensive walking and cycling routes through heathland and forest, and is a well-known area for birdwatching and spotting wildlife such as deer and black grouse. The wetland area of De Weerribben-Wieden is within reach, as is the village of Giethoorn, accessible by boat through the waterways. The Hanseatic cities of Deventer and Zwolle are both reachable from Hoge Hexel and offer historic centres, museums, markets, and a range of shops and restaurants. The region also has a strong local tradition of carbide shooting on New Year's Eve, a practice that features on the Dutch inventory of intangible cultural heritage.

Getting There

The park is located near Hoge Hexel in the Twente region, with the cities of Deventer and Zwolle serving as the nearest larger urban centres with good road and rail connections.

Who This Park Suits

This park is a practical choice for those who want to be close to nature reserves and have easy access to cycling and walking routes. It also works for families or couples who want a quiet base with the option to explore two contrasting types of Dutch landscape, open heathland on one side and the lake and polder scenery of the Weerribben-Wieden on the other.