Friendly owner who comes by on her bike. Behind us was a blueberry garden. A nice open spot where it was bearable during the heatwave. There are too few power points, so we needed a huge length of cable. In a corner of the campsite near the Prinses Margriet Canal, a nice swimming spot has been created with steps; the bottom is firm and slopes gently. The sanitary building is small but adequate and clean.

Friendly owner who walks with you to show you a spot. The pitches are very spacious; you are asked to park the car behind the caravan to ensure everyone has as much of a view of the lake as possible. It is a recreational lake where others also have access for 2.50. Nevertheless, it is super quiet; despite the beautiful weather, it is not used much. The sanitary facilities are fine. The highway is nearby, though you can hear it at night.

It is wonderfully quiet at night. No planes, highway, or other noise. The owner does everything to make it cozy. The sanitary area is decorated with wildflowers, and yellow pumpkins lie everywhere by the trees. There is a large common room where you can get a Nespresso for 50 cents and put the money in a box. You can also find a lot of tourist information there.

A lovely campsite, with spacious and spread-out pitches rather than strictly demarcated spots next to each other. There's a lovely covered open area with rest areas, a microwave, and a kettle. The sanitary facilities are clean, spacious, and new, though the color of the tiles on the shower floor is a shame. It just doesn't look very fresh. There are some nice cycling routes nearby.

Nice, larger campsite. Lots of amenities. Beautiful center of the campsite. Great cycling routes. On the downside, there was an occasional whiff of sewage from a drain near our campsite.