Stayed for the weekend. The pitches are lovely. Nice and quiet and green. Sanitary building is neat, showers require a card, 1 x 5 minutes of water per day. Unknown if you can add more showers to the card. Just a shame that the shower pressure was really minimal. (in Dutch terms, a "pee trickle") As a woman with long hair, I didn't dare wash my hair. Chemical toilet directly next to the washing-up area, which we don't find very hygienic. Only 3 stars because of the shower and chemical toilet.

Fantastic location. Beautiful restrooms, nicely heated, and very clean. Spacious shower with double sinks and even stools. Nicely decorated and well-maintained. In cold weather, it's also nice that you first step into the hallway (early December). The dishwashing facilities are also well-maintained and cozy under a wooden canopy. Check-in and check-out via a column works perfectly. It's located on a main road, so there's some road noise, but it's certainly not disturbing. A great experience!

What a fantastic place! Wonderfully quiet, and it looks very well-maintained. You can have service, but there are no restrooms. There's a refrigerator with organic juices, eggs, and potatoes. Payment is based on trust: leave money. It's great that that's still possible. We stayed for two nights.

We were right on the dunes, a beautiful location. Reception spoke English. The campsite itself was a bit dated, and the sanitary facilities weren't super clean, but adequate. The sanitary building in the middle of the campsite was heated with a small heater. At the beginning of October, we paid €20.50 per night. A few restaurants were still open in the village center, including two bakeries and a Carrefour with a good selection. The town center was within walking distance. The view was worth 5 stars.

We stayed here in late September/early October. Beautiful location. Spacious pitches. We were on the large field, so we had an unobstructed view. Plenty of shade too. Sanitary facilities are good, and the showers were nice and warm and clean. The bread service stopped the last weekend of September, even though quite a few guests arrived from then on. Friendly atmosphere, but the bar is open until the end of the season. ACSI is accepted; we paid €22 per night, including 6-amp electricity.

Beautiful location. The official campsites were in the middle of the campsite, but we were allowed to choose our own spot: on the outside with a view :-) Neatly clean, heated sanitary facilities. They were still cleaned daily. Reception hours were very limited. Despite being open for another three weeks, the shelves in the "shop" were empty and there was no bread service. The village was deserted. We saw a sign for a grocery store, but I seriously doubt it's still open. I don't think we'll open again until winter sports.

A friendly welcome from the owner, who speaks excellent English. It was the last week before the season closes, so unfortunately, there are no additional amenities like a shop or snacks. Reasonably sized pitches, nice and clean restrooms. Nice and quiet, and we slept wonderfully.

Location great, you can walk straight onto the heath, walking distance from the village. Too bad the sanitary building was (still) closed. Other sanitary building was open. On the spot a tap: no water, at the sanitary building sinks with cold/hot tap: no water - not even at the 'open' building. The water hose at the service point was not active. When the campsite is open, I expect the facilities to be available, but that was disappointing. Supermarket in Elspeet.

Stayed 1 night. When calling to see if there was room that day, we were told that we were the only ones and that it was no problem that we didn't want to leave until the end of the afternoon. Beautiful paved areas, and beautiful sanitary building ❤️. Electricity with coins, that was a challenge in this era of contactless payment 😁😉very pleasant atmosphere, we will definitely come back