There's plenty of space here. We provide the programme that fills it, in the farmyard, in the garden or in a hall.
Haaksbergen has no shortage of space. Anyone who wants to do something with a group here almost always has a meadow, a farmyard, a garden or a hall within reach. That's exactly why the question is different here than in the city: it's not about where you can go, but what you're going to do there. An empty piece of land isn't a programme, and a group with nothing left to do after half an hour falls apart by itself.
The countryside is the norm here. Around the Buurserzand and along the German border it's rural, and the Museum Buurtspoorweg gives the village something of a name indoors too. We use the surroundings where we can and move indoors when the weather calls for it, with a variant that's fixed in advance rather than something improvised on the spot. For an outdoor programme we look beforehand at the ground and the available space, because that determines how many parts can run side by side.
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A marked-out course with timekeeping.
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No, and that's a deliberate choice. We bring the programme to the place you already have, whether that's a farmyard, a sports canteen or a hall. That saves on hire and on transport, especially when children are involved.
Yes, and it happens here often. We look beforehand at the ground, whether there's power nearby and where people can shelter if it starts to rain. Usually nothing more than that is needed.
For most concepts the upper limit is around a hundred, provided there's room to work in subgroups. Above that number we build the programme differently, with parallel parts, otherwise half the group would just be watching.
Yes, that happens here. In that case we agree beforehand what language the programme runs in, because a game that runs half in German and half in Dutch doesn't work well for anyone.
Whether you're a company or a private individual, we're happy to think along, with no obligation.