Sleeping on the DIJK in a biobased Tiny House

Sleep on the Dike – A Unique cabin for 2 Experience Surrounded by Nature

Would you like to wake up in a charming dike house with nothing around you but open space? Surrounded by green grass, gently waving reeds and uninterrupted views over the water?

Come and stay in this unique tiny house, fully equipped for a comfortable and memorable stay. As intended with tiny living, this place offers more than just a night away: it invites you to slow down, reconnect with nature and reflect on the luxury of everyday life.
And where better to experience this than right in the heart of the Dutch landscape – at the back of a farmer’s field, on top of the dike.

Wake up with the sunrise or to the sound of birds on the water. Walk barefoot along the dike through the grass, enjoying a patchwork of changing colours. At night, gaze at the stars and the distant lights across the lake. Or take a stroll along the Pier of the landscape artwork Pier + Horizon, feeling the sun and wind while spotting the church towers of Genemuiden in the distance.

Would you like to be inspired by this special place that we cherish so much?
Book this micro-experience and enjoy a weekend sleeping on the dike.

About the Tiny House

Sleeps up to 2 guests

The tiny house features:

A loft with a comfortable double bed and panoramic windows

Dry toilet and shower

A small kitchenette with stove and refrigerator

Coffee making with a traditional percolator

Underfloor heating

Stunning views all around

The journey begins at the farm’s parking area. From there, a scenic 1 km walk brings you to your tiny house on the dike. Inside, you’ll find playful and creative details that tell the local story of the Zuiderkrib and the surrounding landscape.

Extras

Luggage can be transported with a wheelbarrow

A local farmer’s breakfast can be booked separately and is delivered by cargo bike

Location & Surroundings

From our location you can easily explore:

National Park Weerribben-Wieden

Giethoorn, the famous village of canals

The Hanseatic city of Kampen, perfect for a cycling trip through the IJssel Delta

Museum Schokland and Nagele, to discover the story of Flevoland