Your Nature

We just came back from what we all agreed was a great stay. We are for context a family of 4 (boys aged 6 & 9). We knew this would be a woodland style location and felt that everything was as expected or better. Lodges were great, swimming was good as was the slide in there that the kids loved. It's clean, quiet and just a nice break from 'busy'. We had some good days of weather that helped so sitting on our decking whilst the kids fed the ducks was a nice touch. It may not have the range if activities you might get at other resorts but it wasn't what we wanted and knew this before booking. We would definitely come back if we wanted a quiet break! If you can, also look to visit Pairi Daiza which is well worth it if you like a zoo.

Our stay at your nature was amazing ! We were a party of 22 and stayed all over the area, all the homes are absolutely stunning, and very functional! Also very well isolated from noise and sight even though close to each other, we walked to the swimming pool stopping by at our friends’, did mini golf, grabbed dinner… all on foot (although the golfette’s you can rent are very fun and easy to drive) The whole thing was just idealistic 🫶🏻

Lovely resort of eco cabins by lakes. Good indoor and outdoor swimming pools. Great base to explore Belgium from. Self catering with a small shop on site. Quite new - some of the water-based activities weren't ready when we stayed, but still a great place and good value.

All things considered, my stay at The Cottage by YourNature blew my expectations out of the water. The place was impeccably clean, the shower was brand-new and odor-free, and the kitchen had everything you’d need. Traveling with a baby, I wasn’t expecting much but the staff surprised me by arranging a golf cart (even though the resort was full) so I could move around effortlessly. That was a smart and very welcome gesture. The on-site traiteur? Absolutely outstanding. After the main restaurant flopped on the first night, I decided to dine at the traiteur for the rest of my stay. Big shout-out to Max he was a superstar, super friendly, and bent over backward to meet requests. That alone makes it a solid 5-star experience. BUT… here’s where things took a nosedive: • The receptionist: rude, off-putting, and seriously tried to count how many towels I used over four days—with a toddler. That’s not hospitality it’s petty and insulting. • Hair dryer didn’t work. Honestly, no big deal it didn’t ruin the stay, but it’s worth mentioning. • The coffee machine? Requested it immediately upon arrival, but didn’t get a replacement until two days later. That’s unacceptable. • Dogs roaming the resort. Worse they’re doing their business on the kids’ playground, and some owners just leave it ( Lady with flowers on the hold car ) A big red flag for families. Final verdict: 5/5 for the clean, cozy cottage and Max’s stellar service. 1/5 for the rude towel police, broken hair dryer, delayed coffee fix, and dog mess on the playground. This place is a gem but also a minefield. Families, stay alert.