Although we stayed here for two nights and had a pleasant stay in Asilah, the campsite fails to impress. The sacred fire is gone, and there is rubbish everywhere that could actually easily be cleaned up. This is not surprising when you consider that a large sign hangs on the wall right next to the entrance regarding a requested / granted? building permit for 20 spacious plots with houses to be built on them. When is that going to happen?

What a lovely spot in an area unknown to us. It is a pleasure staying with Nicole and Ronald; what wonderful hosts. We enjoyed your well-maintained camper site and the surrounding nature. If it works out (and the weather is less hot!), we would love to come back again to enjoy some cycling and explore the area.

Where else can you find an all-inclusive camper pitch on the Zeeland coast for that price? We spent 6 days in August at the De Ploeg camper pitch and it was wonderful. The contact with the owners was also extremely friendly. You can use the campsite's sanitary facilities for free. The washing area is modern and well-maintained. The hedges on the campsite are neatly trimmed; the paving is tidy (no mud). We had a great six days here.

As a passer-by, you can easily get to the service station here. We actually wanted to spend the night here, but we didn't. The payment machine was broken and you were asked to go to the Tourist Information one and a half km away in the middle of the city to pay. If not, you would have to pay double the rate. All cars on the gigantic site can park for free, only campers pay €6.00 + €2.90 Kurtax per person.