@AnnemiekinTransit

Reasonably priced: €20 for 1 person including electricity and 2 small dogs. Lots of shade, resulting in damp ground and quite dark. I used the shower at reception (nice and warm) and the toilet in the new building. Lots of stairs though! Friendly managers.

Great spot for 1 or 2 nights. The manager is very friendly. The pitches are large, also suitable for huge boats, caravans, and trailers. The place has been open for a year. There is no shower or toilet, but you can empty your waste. The tap in the outdoor kitchen is broken, by the way. The value for money is good. What I liked was that owls hoot in the evening.

Friendly welcome, good price, wonderful shower, nice green surroundings where you can walk the dog. No more euros in the power pole; electricity is now €3 per day.

They still exist: affordable spots. For €8, you have a great place to stay here. The work on the dike is in the final stages. 4 stars after all? Yep, Midas from the Veerhuis not only collected the financial contribution but also made a delicious platter with salad, fresh fries (made from their own potatoes), and bitterballen. With a glass of apple cider that is very similar to prosecco. You feel seen! Volunteers ferry you across on the little ferry. I will definitely be coming back more often.

I had a great night in my campervan. Yes, on Thursday nights you sometimes hear some cheerful young people, but that is outweighed by the rate and the fact that you can reach the town on foot. It is also handy that the Lidl is nearby.

I had a wonderfully quiet night, the only one there. I sent a quick text message to let them know I was there; it seemed like the polite thing to do. Pleasantly dark. This morning I heard a horse neighing and saw a large herd of cows in the meadow. So, it is truly rural. A great spot for 1 or 2 nights.

Great spot. I had booked spot 6 for 4 PM, but when I arrived at 6 PM, a camper was already there. Unfortunately, no one was inside the camper; however, there was a yellow notice from enforcement under the windshield wiper: the owner apparently hadn't paid. A note was hanging on a window stating that the camper is for sale. Fortunately, the camper owner from spot 5 was willing to move forward a bit so that I could park in between. That was really nice!