Vacation apartment Reemts (Frieso) - Holiday apartments Reemts 35204

Quietly located, beautifully furnished ground-floor holiday rental. No steps at the entrance, making it suitable for wheelchair users. Large kitchen-living room with a cosy seating area/sleeper sofa (1.60 x 2.00 m), a fully equipped and modern built-in kitchen with a dishwasher, microwave, freezer, ... and a dining table with four chairs. A large bedroom with a spacious closet and a double bed (2.00 x 1.80 m); there is also a cot in the room (fly screen on the window). The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, shower, and toilet. The garden features a patio with patio furniture and two lounge chairs. Guests have access to a separate storage room with a washing machine and dryer (usage fee: 5.00 EUR). For anglers, there are several fishing spots nearby—visitor fishing permits are available at the local tourist information office.
Check-in is currently only possible on Saturdays!



The Neukamperfehn holiday rental in the heart of East Frisia. We’re a cycling region with flat terrain and a well-developed network of bike paths right on our doorstep. Geographically, we’re located between Leer (approx. 20 km) and Aurich (approx. 18 km), which are larger towns perfect for strolling and shopping. Hesel features a large forested area. In town, the Stikelkamper Forest invites you to enjoy long, relaxing hikes or walks. A small highlight is the hand-cranked ferry, which you can operate yourself to cross from one bank to the other. Very close by is a beer museum with a restaurant. For a place to stop for refreshments, try the Café am Gut, located right next to the Stikelkamp estate. A fully operational Dutch windmill in Holtland offers tours and a view from the mill gallery at the Mühlencafé on Sundays from May through October. A visit to the water park provides information—through exhibits and display panels—on all topics related to drinking water, as well as the history and technology of water supply.

The Hesel holiday region also has plenty to offer culturally: A small archaeological exhibition provides insights into early settlement, dating back to the 13th century. In the shopping town of Leer, we have a local history museum, a tea museum, and the museum harbour with historic ships and harbour tours. Right next to the harbour is Leer’s historic old town, and the Leer Miniature World showcases East Frisia—from the inland areas, the coast, and the islands—all in miniature format across 1,200 m².

Throughout the year, there’s plenty going on in and around the region: Some highlights include the summer festival at Gut Stikelkamp, the harvest festival (Sept./Oct.) in Hesel, the largest annual fair, the Gallimarkt (mid-Oct.), and the tour skipper gathering in Leer, ship transfers of luxury liners from the Meyer shipyard, the Park der Gärten for sightseeing and/or events, small museums here and there, etc....



Check-in is available from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and check-out from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM.