@Hotteholzbub

I like this: My dog runs around the reception area, but we weren't allowed to bring our dog onto the campsite. Especially annoying, since the free campsite in the dunes will be closed starting October 2025. Farewell, Hoek van Holland!!!

Decent spot in a prime location. But €4.50 per day for a dog – is that even possible? And then you're supposed to use the public riverside path for walking!

Antisocial local permanent campers, running power generators and a shit-filled environment. The shit has to go somewhere. And then in the evening the surfer boys come and it gets really crowded.

It has become uninteresting for us old regulars since the change of ownership. Three vehicles are parked in the first row and block the view of the campers behind. The old owner would never have allowed that. Then these people complain about getting stuck on the soft ground. It seems that the place has become a campsite. Now there are cars, caravan awnings and pavilions there too. And campfires!!! Sorry, never again!

Disposal of the toilet is only possible at the gray water drain. Unfortunately, the drain for the chemical toilet was closed a long time ago.

Nice place, but unfortunately occupied by permanent campers. My request to the city: check 10 euros per night and more!

This could be such a nice place if the surfers didn't come in their buses (without toilet) in the evening. History... is of course told in the beautiful sea buckthorn bushes next to the mobile homes. It smelled like hell. In addition, several permanent campers block the most beautiful places. Suggestion to the city: please check more and ask for at least 10 euros per night. A fence in front of the dunes would also be nice to keep the shit out.

Place is good for watching ships. Impressive view of the Meuse and the skyscrapers. Unfortunately, again an unused parked mobile home.