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Terhills

Terhills covers an area of ​​approximately 356 ha in Dilsen-Stokkem and Maasmechelen, on the edge of Belgium’s first National Park. Shaped by its past as an industrial mining and gravel digging site, the environment today is characterized by lush fauna and flora, huge watercourses and unique sights from the ‘terrils’ (now-green spoil tips). Terhills, a green oasis full of diversity – from nature to adventure!

Terhills

Cycling between Terrils

Thanks to this cycling and walking experience, you can enjoy a 360° view from a floating bridge. Sparkling water and greenery from shore to shore. Unique!

Terhills Cablepark

Water lovers and active people really get their money’s worth in the Terhills Cable Park, where water sports are accessible to enthusiasts at all levels. Why not give it a try and enjoy the instant holiday spirit you feel on and along the water?

Elaisa Energetic Wellness

Enjoy a break and relax in a unique, opulent setting … Elaisa Energetic Wellness welcomes you to a true oasis of tranquillity. All ready to offer you unequalled pampering.

Terland Restaurant & Beach

Welcome to Terland Restaurant & Beach. This trendy restaurant welcomes you to the beach, including a beach bar serving finger foods. On the terrace you can choose your favourites from the menu and enjoy the beautiful view. Indoors, the nature-inspired interior creates a trendy, warm setting.

Terhills resort

Did you know that you can experience all sorts of things at Terhills Resort even as a day visitor? You don’t have to stay overnight to enjoy all that beauty! Put on your swimwear for a wonderful day of swimming in the Aqua Garden, the subtropical swimming pool. For the little ones, there is the brand new Baby Spa. Young adventurers have fun on the Jeep Safari or become the captain of a sturdy children’s boat in our Kids Haven. Fancy a challenge? Live it up on our Adventure Golf or try out our digital Escape Room, fun for everyone. Still got energy left? Hire a bike and explore nature, because the Hoge Kempen National Park is literally around the corner.