A portfolioOf our commitment

Properties that have excelled.

The best result is a tangible result.

Nothing makes us happier than seeing an empty lot turn into an amazing holiday park. Throughout the 25+ years of our existence, we have constructed and managed a variety of holiday parks, from the Dutch meadows to the Romanian mountains. By leveraging effective leaderschip, we fully capitalize on the strengths and weaknesses of your park or hotel.

Each of our holiday parks boasts its own unique charm and set of challenges, making it imperative for managers to possess a bespoke set of skills whilst applying a tailored approach. From the serene, nature-focused retreats to the bustling, activity-packed resorts, effective leadership hinges on the ability to recognize and harness the distinct characteristics that make each location special.

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Parc Maasresidence Thorn

Limburg, The Netherlands

ResortNet’s flagship park. Fully managed resort, from concept design and construction to sales and operations.

Vallée les Etoiles

Namur, Belgium

ResortNet’s oldest park. Recently renovated and rebranded to maintain its competitive market position.

The Valley Resort

Transylvania, Romania

A hillside sanctuary of unparalleled luxury and comfort in the Carpathians that immerses its guests in Transylvania’s captivating nature and history.

Ferienpark Grafschaft Bentheim

Niedersachsen, Germany

Fully managed park just across the Dutch border. Recently expanded and renovated to attract new customer segments.

Bergvliet Villa’s

Noord-Brabant, The Netherlands

ResortNet’s take on authentic luxury. Support in booking management, website building, IT, finances, and marketing.

Domaine la Sapinière

Clervaux, Luxembourg

Exemplary collaboration between ResortNet and the owner with regards to bookings, marketing, IT and website management.

Waterdorp Burdaard

Friesland, The Netherlands

Collaboration on bookings, marketing, and IT services. Recently involved with expansion and rebranding projects.

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