The Eemmeer, where the marina is located, is part of a series of peripheral lakes created during the land reclamation of Flevoland.
The marina features a distinctive 'floating' architectural design that allows the docks to adjust automatically to changing water levels.
It is strategically positioned near the Randmeren, a popular chain of shallow lakes specifically managed for recreational boating and bird conservation.
The site serves as one of the few deep-water access points between the Utrecht province and the reclaimed land of Flevoland.
The surrounding Eemmeer is classified as a Natura 2000 protected area, noted for its significant populations of migrating waterfowl.
Marina De Eemhof is a modern, full-service yacht harbor situated on the Eemmeer, a border lake in the Netherlands. The facility functions as a primary nautical gateway for the Center Parcs Eemhof holiday park. It provides deep-water moorings suitable for various types of sailing yachts and motorboats. The harbor complex features an integrated culinary establishment overlooking the water. It serves as a central hub for regional water sports, including sailing, windsurfing, and motorboating. The marina design facilitates direct water access between the Eemmeer and the surrounding recreational forest areas. It maintains professional docking facilities and basic maritime maintenance services for visiting boaters.
The end of the main pier, looking back toward the marina with the masts silhouetted against the open water of the Eemmeer.
Verify water depth and wind conditions on the Eemmeer via local maritime apps before departing the dock.
Take advantage of the marked walking trails that connect the marina directly to the adjacent woodland areas.
Book mooring spots in advance during peak summer weekends, as visitor berths fill rapidly.
Do not attempt to navigate the shallow, marshy areas outside of the designated buoyed channels near the harbor entrance.
The restaurant and harbor services operate with reduced availability during the winter months.
Maintain quiet hours in the evening to respect those staying on moored vessels; keep dogs on a leash within the harbor grounds.
