Camping looks chaotic if you like demarcated pitches. There are tents, caravans, and campers, but also "permanent pitches" occupied by what appear to be "working nomads." They don't seem to be there for peace and quiet, and they communicate loudly with each other. Sanitary facilities are adequate, but creatively designed. We couldn't book just one night, but we could book a day and a half. We stayed two nights to explore Deventer and the surrounding area; the third star is for the location.

Great campsite, friendly welcome. There are several pitches. Electricity is optional. Organic products (meat, vegetables, eggs) are available for purchase, with self-payment. In the evening, tent campers arrive even though the campsite is actually full. They still get a spot, which is great! The sanitary facilities are clean, despite the crowds. They are well-maintained by both the managers and guests. Great for kids too!

Perfect for an overnight stay. All amenities are in order.

Absolutely fine!

A very quiet and well-maintained campsite. Everything is perfectly organized. You can rent a sort of "living room," for example, if you're traveling with several campers and the group is too large for one camper and the weather is too bad to sit outside. We didn't find the surroundings particularly inspiring, but perhaps we didn't follow the correct cycling route? Either way, it's recommended if you enjoy peace and quiet. We didn't see any deer, but we did see a lot of migrant birds, but that's typical of the season.

A very nice campsite, run by volunteers. Friendly atmosphere. Excellent sanitary facilities, modern and clean. The church and Domies Toen are beautiful, and the Wadden Centre (check opening hours) is also highly recommended. The little restaurant Bertje Jens (next to the campsite) has a lovely tea garden and vegetarian menu, currently only open on Saturdays and Sundays. There are also plenty of other restaurants and cafes. Cycling and walking in the area is beautiful!

Great CP, everything is there, except grey water drainage. If you don't need electricity you can stand at the water with a view of the IJssel. Hattem is nice for a visit.

Friendly welcome. The campsite is simple. You stand on grass. The sanitary facilities are modern and super clean. Right next to the campsite is a CP. It was full. We paid €29 for 2 people without electricity. You also have to pay for showering, which will be settled upon your departure.

Very nice, clean and leafy campsite near Dijon. Friendly staff. We could no longer make a reservation for an overnight stay on the day of arrival, but we were advised to come anyway, probably there was a place, also because we do not need electricity. We stood on a spacious place on grass and paid € 13.40 per night for 2 people. You can cycle to the city in 10 minutes. Halfway there is a nice terrace. Do it!

Lovely quiet campsite! Almost no fixed places. All spaciously laid out. We stood next to the vines downstairs. Sanitary facilities are new and clean. Nice cycling in the area. Bread service and when the bar is open also delicious wine from their own grapes. Dutch and excellent English are spoken. We paid € 64.56 for 2 people, 3 nights, without electricity.