The Ter Bekke family has created space for more than 15 motorhomes on the farmyard on the Vöckersweg. The history of the farm dates back to 1500. The first Ter Bekke family came to live here in 1905. Now, more than 100 years later, the 3rd generation has started with a motorhome location. From time immemorial the farm -also called ‘De Vöcker’- was a farm where mostly cows were kept. In 1990 Henny and Ine ter Bekke started their livestock farming. At the time, Henny’s preference was for the unusual Jersey cattle.

Jersey cows originally come from the island of Jersey, a small island between France and England. Jersey’s are rather small single-coloured grey-brown cows and are quiet in nature. Their milk is very rich in butterfat and is therefore particularly suitable for butter production. It is the most widespread dairy breed in the world. The animals are small (adult cow weight approx. 400-450 kg). The milk yield is on average about 5000-6000 kg per year with a fat content of 5-6%. The breed is used in many countries for cross-breeding to increase both the fat and protein content of the milk. This breed has little value for meat production, which is actually incomprehensible, because it is very tasty. Fortunately, more and more people appreciate the quality of this meat.