De Koog
- The seaside resort of Texel
- Many places of entertainment
- Beautiful nature
- Cosy shopping centre
- Enjoy sun, sea and beach
- Fun festivals
De Koog is widely known as the seaside resort of Texel! Behind just a row of dunes lies the beach and sea. The surroundings are breathtaking and have nature reserves with cycling and walking paths that can be reached within walking distance. It is the place to be to enjoy the sun, sea, beach and the centre with many places of entertainment! From the beach, you can walk straight into the lively Dorpsstraat for a stroll, to sit on a terrace, to shop or to go out (eating).
Photo gallery of De Koog
Where to stay in De Koog?
Looking for the perfect place to stay in De Koog on Texel? Stay in the dunes at Campsite Kogerstrand or on the grass at Campsite De Shelter. Book a luxury villa at Villa Park De Koog or a wellness villa at Bungalow Park 't Hoogelandt. In Residence Californië you can enjoy a vacation in a spacious apartment.
Campsite Kogerstrand
Enjoy your stay in nature on this great dune campsite by the sea in De Koog.
Villa Park De Koog
A modern park with very luxurious, sustainable villa's in De Koog. near the centre and the beach.
Bungalow Park ’t Hoogelandt
Luxurious villas with a lot of privacy in a peaceful park in De Koog.
Campsite De Shelter
Comfortable camping on the Comfort-pitches of this quiet campsite in De Koog.
Choose your accommodation in De Koog
Looking for a campsite in the dunes or on grass, a luxurious villa or an apartment in De Koog on Texel? We have the perfect accommodation for you!
History
De Koog came into existence in the 15th century when a chapel was built for the hamlet of Rijsduinen. It is one of the oldest villages on Texel. De Koog used to be called Cooghen and was a flourishing fishing village. Due to the silted up Anegat (which made the coastal town easily accessible) and broken dykes caused by a heavy storm, many inhabitants left. Due to poverty, several families lived in huts made of sods. At the beginning of the twentieth century, there were no more than a handful of houses and there was a lot of poverty. After the Second World War, De Koog flourished again thanks to growing tourism. Nowadays, there is little to be seen of this heavy history, due to the modern surroundings.
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