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What we usually come for

  • Family days that three generations join in
  • Anniversaries and birthdays with a larger gathering
  • Children's parties at home or on the farmyard

How we get all ages involved

  • Roles that differ in pace and effort
  • Elements where young and old need each other
  • No element where anyone is left standing on the sidelines
Hof van Twente

One programme for the whole party

Delden is part of the municipality of Hof van Twente. We do a lot of days here where a whole party comes together: a family around a birthday, an anniversary, or simply a day when everyone is there at the same time for once. That's harder to organise than it sounds, because ages vary widely and not everyone wants the same thing. We solve that with one programme in which everyone has a role, instead of a children's corner next to a terrace where the adults sit. The rural area around Delden helps, because a garden or a farmyard gives you room to run elements side by side.

The area around Delden is rural, which means that enquiries more often have a garden, a farmyard or a piece of land available than in a city. We like to build around that. For a family day we like to drop by beforehand to see what fits, because then we can see straight away where it's best to set up.

Family during a shared activity

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Often asked for here

Three formats that work well in Delden

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Frequently asked questions

Our family ranges from four to eighty years old. Can that work in one programme?

That's exactly what we build it for. Not everyone does the same thing, but everyone takes part: one person runs, another thinks or tells a story. That works better than two programmes side by side.

Can it be done in our garden or on the farmyard?

Yes, and in this area that's often the best option. Do check beforehand whether there's a barn or clubhouse in case the weather turns, and we'll take that into account when setting up.

How long does a family day usually last?

Most last two to four hours, with a break for food and drinks. Longer is possible, but with mixed ages attention has usually run out after that.

Tell us about your plans in Delden

Whether you're a company or a private individual, we're happy to think along, with no obligation.