Located in the tranquil forest park of Meijel, this forest cottage offers the perfect combination of luxury and nature. This detached home was built in 2026 with attention to detail and comfort. This stylish holiday home is designed for up to six people and features three atmospheric bedrooms, including one with a king-size bed and two with two single beds each. The interior exudes tranquility thanks to the use of natural materials and large windows that bring the forest inside.

The fully equipped kitchen offers everything you need to prepare culinary masterpieces. After a day in nature, you can relax in the modern bathroom with a rain shower, or enjoy the spacious, covered lounge and the fully enclosed garden outside. A highlight of the stay is the private hot tub, ideal for a relaxing moment under the stars.

With amenities such as Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a washing machine, this forest cottage is also practically furnished. In the surrounding area, you will find various activities such as hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. This forest house is the ideal location for families, couples, or friends who want to enjoy nature and tranquility without compromising on luxury and comfort.

Particularities
• The minimum age of the main booker for this holiday home is 18 years.
• Would you like the electric hot tub to be heated upon arrival? If so, please indicate this in the comments field. A surcharge of EUR 15 applies for this. If you do not make use of this option, please note that the hot tub requires 24 to 48 hours to reach the desired temperature.

Surroundings
Meijel is situated on the edge of De Groote Peel and is an excellent destination for lovers of peace, nature, and culture. In this vast raised bog area, you can walk past lakes, bridges, and observation towers while countless birds make an appearance. De Maasduinen National Park and the varied Peel landscape also offer beautiful routes for cyclists and walkers. For an atmospheric day out, you can visit Venray, where historic streets, cozy terraces, and local culture come together. In nearby Helenaveen, you can then experience the history of peat extraction that shaped this region.