Panorama Cottage - 4 persons

We had a really nice stay. The location is great (with all kinds of things to do and activities nearby), the park is well-maintained, and our cottage was in excellent condition. We also really liked the arrangement with the outdoor pool across the street.
The (rented) Segway/Ninebot activities were fantastic, but while the entertainment team at the park is enthusiastic, they’re still very inexperienced.
In terms of service, there’s still room for improvement. For example, the WhatsApp system seems like a good idea, but of course, the notifications need to be followed up on.

All in all, definitely worth recommending.

The cottage we stayed in was well-maintained, the spray park was fun, and the playground equipment was great entertainment. The entertainment program was also fun for the kids. We had a great vacation here!

Beautiful campground/bungalow park.
Super nice, modern, fully furnished cottages where you really feel at home.
There are also glamping tents that looked really nice.
The cottages were spotlessly clean and came with bed linens.
*TIP FOR THE CLEANING STAFF*
Be sure to clean the inside of the windows and window frames as well, because they were really, really dirty. (Photo added)
The campground also has playgrounds and sports areas scattered throughout the entire park.
The water/fun area is fun, but you’ll get bored of it quickly.
Across from the park (literally a stone’s throw away) is a large outdoor pool—unfortunately without a diving board or big water slides—but there are plenty of play areas for the little ones, and parking is free. It’s only a 2-minute walk, but if you’re traveling with kids, you’ll have heavy bags, so driving is ideal—especially if you’re staying at the back of the park.
*TIP* Pick up your admission passes at the front desk—you’ll receive a wristband that lets you enter and exit the pool area throughout your entire stay, instead of paying at the pool itself.
Normally €15 per person and €10 & €3 per child, but through the front desk it costs €7.50 with a discount, etc... But with that, you can enjoy swimming throughout your entire vacation. (It cost me €22 with 2 kids.)
Dogs are allowed in the park, so if you’re afraid of them, think twice.
We were able to park right at our cottage, which I always really appreciate. (Panorama Cottage)
Everything is clean and tidy, and for a fee, you can order gourmet meals and BBQ supplies to be delivered to your cottage—they’ll even set it up and clean up afterward.
Unfortunately, the park’s barriers weren’t working properly, so ANYONE could drive in and out. That was actually handy if you arrived after 10 p.m., because you could still get in—normally, the gates are closed until 8 a.m. the next morning.
The restaurant is decent, so you can have a good meal there.
I didn’t hear any noise in the evening or at night.
GREAT LOCATION with shops within a 15-minute drive.
*Tip* Book a trip to the barefoot trail—it’s really fun for the kids.
(It takes about 3 hours, so bring water and some snacks.)

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A bit of a mixed experience. The campground is in a fantastic location close to Maastricht and Genk—there’s a nice splash park, but the playgrounds aren’t great and aren’t really suitable for children under 3. The shower and restroom facilities are fine, but it’s a shame you can’t adjust the temperature yourself—it’s easy for little ones to get scalded. The campsites themselves are fine, but people are very rude and constantly cut across the sites to get to the restrooms faster—there really should be signs telling people to use the paths and not cut across others’ sites; it was really bad. And the water park isn’t part of the campground—it’s on the other side—and costs 7.5 euros per person for the entire stay. However, the water park is only open when, in their opinion, the weather is good. We were only able to use it three times during the nine days we were there this July… they closed it on days when it was 24°C and partly cloudy. Oh well, we won’t be returning to this campground, unfortunately.