What a nice place to stay. Everyone is very friendly. There is Dutch and English staff, so that helps. You can order fresh rolls every day. The showers are quite spacious and the toilets are clean too. If you like it, there is bingo on Saturdays. The bar is open from 4 to 8 and you can also order light meals there. There are also many winter residents, but they welcome you into their group right away. In short, a place to come back to.

We had a fine stay at this camper site. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities are something that really need replacing. They don't smell very fresh and look outdated and not very clean. The village is nice to walk through, though. The electricity went out in the evening, but we were well informed by CCP via text message. If you want to sleep peacefully, do not park the camper at the spot overlooking the road. It gets busy with traffic early on.

What an incredibly nice campsite. We stayed there with our daughter and her family, including a 1-year-old and a 3-year-old. The entertainment team did a really good job. The pitches are spacious, and there is a playground on every field that the caravans and campers overlook, so you can watch your children playing happily. The sanitary facilities are very neat and clean. The toddler week is packed with activities. And the swimming pool is well laid out. There is a swimming option for every age.

Great place to stay. It was nice and quiet, but looking at it this way, you don't bother each other much even when it's busy. It's lovely cycling towards Leiden, which is a very nice city. The only downside is that we didn't see anyone from the campsite. I read "warmly welcomed," and then I think, "by whom?" I can imagine it's busy with potential work, but taking a quick evening walk wouldn't hurt.

The receptionist is super friendly. She also speaks a little English. The pitches are quite spacious. The showers are fine but not adjustable. Depending on the time of day, the shower can be hot, but also lukewarm to cool. You can also order sandwiches, and they are nice and fresh. The swimming pool was not open yet.

A lesser CCP than we're used to. I can imagine it getting quite muddy after a long rain. You need a Camper CAR Park map to access the site. Luckily, we have one. The camper pitches are spacious, and everything is there. Wi-Fi is also available, but not very good. There's a bakery in the next village, and the area is beautiful for cycling.

Great spot. Close to the water, the village, and a park where children can play. The village has a small supermarket and two cafés and restaurants. The CP service area is located outside the grounds, so you'll need your card to get water and use the toilet. The CP looks well-maintained. There's also a garage in the village if you have any problems.

It's a great spot to stay, but since it's winter, there are no shops nearby. You can, however, enjoy a lovely walk along the beach. The supermarket we went to was listed as open by Google, but unfortunately, it was located on a campsite and was closed.

Great spot. It's a bit noisy from traffic on the adjacent street, but if you're at the back, you won't be bothered by it. The two spots next to the entrance require a long cable for electricity. There are no power poles there. The town is quite pleasant to wander through. Lidl is within cycling distance.

It's great that the municipality is thinking along with us. It's a great service. More municipalities should establish something like this. Absolutely fantastic.