Accommodations in Sevenum
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Group accommodation Diever
- Enclosed garden
- All bedrooms feature private bathrooms
- At the Drenthe/Frisian Forest
Group accommodation Arcen
- Ground floor
- Lots of opportunity to play
- Close to the forest
Villa Kessel
- Very large garden
- Swimming pool
- Sauna
- Bedrooms with own bathrooms
Group accommodation Appeltern
- 10 minutes by car from the Gardens of Appeltern
- Bedrooms with private sanitary facilities
- Group activities within walking distance (bowling-cruise-escape room)
- Located near walking and cycling routes
Holiday Farmhouse Monnickendam
- Bedroom with own bathroom
- Lend a hand on the farm
- Boating
- Amsterdam 15 minutes away
Group accommodation Sint Hubert
- Sleeping in wooden log houses
- Clinic air rifle shooting
- Castle with brewery 5 minutes away
Holiday farm Hardenberg
- Characteristic farmhouse
- On holiday park with indoor swimming pool
- Wooded area
Group accommodation Bant
- View and terrace on large pond
- Glamping 2.0
- Shared group tent
Holiday Farmhouse Groot Agelo
- Wood-fired hot tub
- Sauna and wellness room
- Many playing possibilities
- Free tour by the farmer or his wife
- Covered terrace with fire basket and unlimited wood
The characteristic Twente holiday farm is fully equipped, but also contains many traditional elements. The ideal group accommodation for family and friends weekends. Relax in the sauna and wood-fired hot tub!
Group accommodation Vollenhove
- On the edge of the camping
- Swimming pool
- The Weerribben around the corner
- Near some great villages and old towns
Group accommodation Bant
- Canoeing right from the park
- Pony riding
- Outdoor activities
Group accommodation Schimmert
- Special overnight stay
- Glass greenhouse
- Plenty of space for outdoor activities
This unique group accommodation, with room for 16 people, consists of several luxury bell tents with a glass greenhouse as a common area. Located on a quiet farmyard in the middle of nature, this is the ideal place for families and groups of friends. Enjoy comfort, outdoor living and togetherness with plenty of privacy per tent.
Group accommodation Handel
- Space and serenity
- Brabant amiability
- Many playing possibilities for the children
- Recreational lake within walking distance
- Edge of the Peel
Holidayhome Snelrewaard
- Boat trip with sloop or canoe
- Private jetty
- Spacious conservatory
- Rurally located
- Close to the major cities
Holiday Farmhouse Voerendaal
- Directly on walking and cycling area
- Fenced garden with play facilities
- Cities can be reached within 10-15 minutes
Spacious and modern 14-person group accommodation, restyled in 2022, located on a farm in beautiful South Limburg.
Sevenum is a town in the Dutch province of Limburg. The centre of Sevenum has almost 6,500 inhabitants. This makes it the second largest town in the municipality after Horst. Until 1 January 2010, Sevenum was a municipality formed by the towns of Sevenum, Kronenberg and Evertsoord.
Traditionally, Sevenum has been an agricultural village (esdorp). Already in the Bronze and Iron Ages there was some habitation, which is evident from a number of finds from that period. The oldest document in which Sevenum is mentioned is a letter of indulgence from 1317 that also mentions the patron saints of the church: Fabianus and Sebastianus. Sebastianus is also seen in Sevenum’s coat of arms and symbolically in the flag.
In 1674 Sevenum became an independent seigneury, which belonged to the Overkwartier van Gelre or Spanish Upper Guelders. During the War of the Spanish Succession, the area was occupied by Prussian troops, and so it remained German as part of Prussian Upper Guelders for about a century, until the arrival of French troops in 1794. During this French period, Sevenum was annexed to Horst (1800). By Royal Decree of Leopold I of Belgium in 1836, Sevenum was split off from Horst as an independent municipality.
From 1745 onwards, the reclamation of the wastelands began (initially on a small scale). From 1938 onwards, the reclamation was tackled on a large scale, creating a new church village: Evertsoord (completed in 1959).
