Camping Hello Summer Inn

At the front of the campervan pitches, you can get power. It's all done with a QR code. It's easy to do, and there's information in five languages, including Dutch. You can get water for 2 euros, which lasts 10 minutes. If you prefer a more comfortable pitch, you can pitch at the former campsite. Buy a ticket with a QR code, and this code gives you access to the restrooms, showers, and dishwashing area. It works perfectly. Close to the town, the beach, and nice restaurants.

There's no reception. I called to reserve a spot; I didn't need to. A very friendly lady. Upon arrival, there are camper pitches on the right, but you can also park at the campsite. You drive to the barrier, press the green button, get your ticket, and the barrier opens. You look for a spot, then return to the barrier. There's a machine there; they scan your ticket, fill in your details, and you choose the number of nights. The beach is a 5-minute bike ride away. The restrooms are basic but clean.

This is no longer a campsite, but a new pitch. 11 euros without electricity. Each pitch has a power column. 10 minutes walk to the beach.