A very nice, small-scale campsite.
We had a wonderful holiday.
Spacious, shady pitches.
The sanitary facilities are outdated and perhaps a little inadequate for peak season, but they are kept clean.
It's a paradise for children; they can navigate the campsite independently. They can play in the stream, enjoy a fun playground, help feed the animals, participate in a boat race, and cool off in a lovely pool.
The restaurant is also a great place for a refreshing drink. And Maurice makes something delicious every day.
There are lots of fun things to do in the area. Highly recommended!
A lovely family campsite with spacious and sheltered pitches. Enjoy old-fashioned camping. In the evenings, you can dine on the menu in the restaurant, and a few times a week they organize events like wine tastings and boat races. There's plenty to do in the surrounding area, and if you bring a racing bike or e-bike, you can enjoy some wonderful cycling tours. We were there during a heatwave, but luckily the swimming pool provides some cooling relief.
A cozy, spacious campsite. The rented tent was very poorly cleaned. The swimming pool feels a bit neglected. Friendly owners and delicious food in the restaurant.
Partly based on the good reviews, we booked a safari tent at this campsite. We were disappointed. The safari tent turned out to be an old army tent. It was lovely, though, with its own shower and toilet.
The paving around the pool was 90% finished. Why wasn't this finished when the peak season was about to begin? The menu is more than adequate for an average Dutch snack bar. Furthermore, there's a lot of weeds around the pool, in the playground, and on the pétanque court. It's a two-star campsite, and the sanitary facilities are outdated, but generally adequate.
It has the potential to be a real gem, but this wasn't the case for us. Too bad.
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