Molenweg 38 - Cotton - Studio for two people

Summary:
Molenweg 38 - Cotton is a cosy studio for two people in Kamperland. It features a comfortable sleeping area, a sitting area, a kitchenette and a modern bathroom. Outside, there is a private terrace where you can relax.

The Space:
Inside, the studio has a light and peaceful atmosphere, with natural materials and charming details. The studio is compact but cosily furnished and offers everything you need for a relaxing stay for two.

The sleeping area is separated from the rest of the room by a half-height partition. Here you’ll find a double bed consisting of two single beds. There is also a cosy sitting area with a television. The compact kitchen is fitted with a two-ring electric hob and a small oven. It also includes a fridge, dishwasher, coffee machine, kettle and toaster. The modern bathroom is fitted with dark tiles. Towels are provided.

Outside, you’ll have your own terrace with a dining table and seating. A lovely spot to enjoy a quiet breakfast in the morning or to sit outside for a while at the end of the day.

Guest Access:
You park for free on the street at Molenweg 38 – Cotton. Pets are not allowed. For arrival, access and other practical details, follow your Boarding Pass.

The Neighborhood:
Kamperland sits on Noord-Beveland, between the Veerse Meer and the North Sea coast. Perfect if you love the water: sailing, SUP and boating on the Veerse Meer, past islets and reed banks. In nature reserve De Schotsman you walk and cycle through forest and open dunes with water views. On the coast are the wide beaches at the Banjaard, with views of the Oosterscheldekering and Deltapark Neeltje Jans, where the Delta Works take center stage.

On Noord-Beveland, Kortgene and Colijnsplaat on the Oosterschelde are also worth a visit, with their harbor and dikes. Across the lake lies Veere, the historic town with quays and fortifications. Further on Walcheren you’ll find Middelburg with the Abdij and shops, and towards Oostkapelle lie De Manteling and Oranjezon. At Kasteel Westhove, museum Terra Maris tells the story of the Zeeland landscape. Cycling and walking routes link beach, polders and villages, always with wind, water and wide views.

Other Things to Note:
Start your day at Banjaardstrand. Walk onto the wide beach via Strandpaviljoen De Banjaard and look out over the Oosterscheldekering. After an early beach walk, this is a great spot for coffee or lunch.

In season, take the bicycle–foot ferry from Kamperland to Veere. Stroll along the Kaai, see the town hall and step into Museum Veere in the Schotse Huizen. On Tuesdays in July and August there’s a historic market with crafts and music.

Book a table at Seafarm Oysters & Fish in Kamperland for ultra-fresh shellfish. In season, Oosterschelde lobster is on the menu, usually from early April to mid-July. Be sure to ask for their own-farmed oysters.

Interaction with Guests:
Questions before or during your stay? Our Guest Service Team is available 7 days a week. You’ll find the contact details in your Boarding Pass.