The Lemelerberg Lodge is situated on the Lemelerberg in Lemele, Overijssel, surrounded by nature. After booking, you will receive detailed directions to the lodge. Travelling by public transport? Take the train to Ommen and continue your journey by taxi or OV fiets.

After booking, you will receive a confirmation and invoice. A deposit of 30% must be paid within seven days. The remaining balance is due no later than three weeks before your arrival date. For bookings made within three months of arrival, the full amount must be paid at once.

You can place an option on your preferred dates by contacting us by telephone or email. The option will remain valid for a maximum of two days.

The Lemelerberg Lodge accommodates up to five people and one baby. Babies up to two years old stay free of charge.Please let us know in advance if you would like us to prepare a cot for your little one.

Dogs are not allowed at the Lemelerberg Lodge. Your dog is welcome at 't Witte Huis at Buitenplaats de Horte.

You can collect the keys from our linen atelier at De Vesting 26b, 7722 GA Dalfsen, between 3:00 pm and 5:00 pm. Are you arriving later? Please contact us in advance so we can make alternative arrangements.

Arrival at the Lemelerberg lodge: Monday or Friday from 4:00 pmDeparture from Lemelerberg lodge: Monday or Friday before 10:00 am

You can park one car at the Lemelerberg lodge. A second car can be parked in the public car park at the foot of the Lemelerberg.

Please note that it is not possible to charge electric cars or electric bikes at the lodge.

You can use the shower facilities at the nearby campsite. You can also refill your drinking water there.

Please leave the Lemelerberg Lodge tidy and swept clean. We would appreciate it if you could remove the bed linen before departure. The cleaning fee is listed separately on the invoice.

Our Slow living guide Vechtdal Overijssel introduces you to beautiful nature reserves, charming towns and local places to eat and drink. Use the guide to create your own route and explore the area at your own pace.

Walking and cycling are the best ways to get around. Several beautiful walking trails start on the Lemelerberg:
- The Blue route (8 km)
- The drift sand route (southern slope 3.5 km)
- The Green route (2 km)

You can also go swimming, canoeing or take a boat trip nearby.
- Swimming
- Canoe
- Boat or canoe

The Lemelerberg is known for its varied landscape of heathland, drifting sand, forests and natural springs. Covering around 1,000 hectares, it is the largest nature reserve managed by Landschap Overijssel and forms part of the European Natura 2000 network.

The landscape was shaped more than 150,000 years ago, when a thick layer of ice covered the northern part of the Netherlands. The moving ice brought enormous rocks from Scandinavia and slowly pushed up the land, creating the Lemelerberg, which reaches a height of 78 metres. From several viewpoints, you can enjoy beautiful views across the surrounding landscape. During part of the year, a flock of around 200 sheep grazes on the heath.

The Lemelerberg is a wonderful area for walking and cycling. You may also spot wildlife such as deer, sand lizard, polecat, pine marten, ermine, honey buzzard, hawk, woodlark, tree pipit, nightjar, buzzard and the raven.

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