About this venue
'De juwelen van Beppe Afke' has been running since February 2016 in a stilt farmhouse over a hundred years old on the Tjeukemeer near Delfstrahuizen. Beppe Afke farmed here her whole life with grandpa Klaas; on her deathbed she spoke repeatedly of jewels hidden in the farmhouse, and the farmhouse has now been sold to the mysterious Sieberen Storm — as helpers of the heirs you search the actual rooms for 75 minutes before Storm returns home. Doors are not locked: it is an 'inscape' tour through multiple rooms, with hints via telephone and teams of maximum 7 starting at intervals, up to well over 40 players per day. Opinions vary widely: escape room enthusiasts find it amateurish and 'a scavenger hunt, not an escape room' (4.2 average from 9 reviews), while family groups praise the authenticity of the real farmhouse and the warm welcome with coffee and Friesian oranjekoek.
Rooms
- De juwelen van Beppe AfkeZoek beppes verborgen juwelen in een echte oude stelpboerderij voordat de nieuwe eigenaar Sieberen Storm thuiskomt
What visitors say
- Genuinely authentic: played in a real historic Friesian farmhouse
- Warm welcome and hospitality, with coffee and Friesian oranjekoek
- Works well for large multi-generational family groups
- 'This is not an escape room but a scavenger hunt' — few real puzzles, barely any technology
- Reviews mention amateurish execution and complaints about cleanliness
Videos
From the reviews
Dit was echt een super vette escape room! We hadden echt moeite om de puzzels op te lossen— escaperoomsnederland.nl
Het verhaal lijkt erg leuk en spannend op de website... Helaas waren de 'puzzels' amateuristisch— escaperoomsnederland.nl
Niet escaperoom waardig.— escaperoomsnederland.nl