Modern villa with 3 bathrooms, located close to Lake Veere

Domain Het Camperveer Veerse Meer is a small-scale holiday park, opened in late 2019, a stone's throw from Lake Veere.

The location and the lack of tourist facilities on the domain make this a special and quiet place to spend your well-deserved holiday. From the banks of Lake Veere you have a beautiful view of the historic town of Veere. This was once a rich trading town; now it's a nice destination for a day trip. Pleasant streets, monuments and of course the harbour and nice outdoor cafes. The surroundings are perfect for hiking and cycling tours. Or would you rather enjoy a boat trip op Lake Veere, along small, unspoilt and uninhabited islands? The cleanest North Sea beaches of the Netherlands can be found at just 5 km.

There are more than plenty of possibilities for day trips: The Zeeuws Museum in Middelburg (20 km), Deltapark Neeltje Jans in Burg Haamstede (11 km) or Pirate park and sea aquarium Het Arsenaal in Vlissingen (29 km) are just a few examples.

Enjoy!

This modern, luxury, detached villa is located in the small-scale Camperveer Veerse Meer resort.

This is a waterfront villa. On the ground floor, you'll find a living room with Smart TV and an open kitchen with modern appliances. There's also a bedroom with en-suite bathroom, fitted with a walk-in rainshower, on this floor. In the hall there is a separate toilet. On the first floor, you'll find three bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms fitted with walk-in rainshowers. One of the bathrooms has a toilet.

All the beds are single box-spring beds, either pushed together to make a double bed or used separately in a twin-room setup. Outside, you will have at your disposal a garden with terrace, garden furniture and two sun loungers. For your convenience, there's a utility room with a washing machine and a dryer.

There is parking space for one car at the villa.

There are several different 6-8-person accommodations to choose from at the Camperveer Veerse Meer resort. The resort opened its doors in 2019. The newly planted greenery still needs to mature.