A nice little farm campsite. Friendly owner. Simple but complete sanitary facilities. We were allowed to choose where we wanted to pitch our own tent; in or out of the sun, it is all possible. Beautiful surroundings for endless cycling and walking. (July 14-16, 2026)

A wonderfully quiet campsite with spacious pitches and all amenities on a nostalgic estate in the middle of the forest. (July 11 - 14, 2026)

What a lovely campsite this is. Nice and green, cozy, and atmospheric. Showers and toilets are available. There is no special waste disposal point for campers. You have to pay extra to shower, and the price is steep (2.50 per use). Approx. 30-minute bike ride to the old town of Münster, but it is also well worth exploring the area using the cycle route network. (July 3-10, 2026)

A large camper site. Just sitting down and watching what passes by is an experience in itself. With about a 10-minute bike ride, you are at the market in Aldstadt and Schnoor, the oldest district of Bremen. All amenities are available at the campsite itself, though you have to pay for everything except the toilet. The terrain is gravel, so it is paved. We encountered a music festival with three different types of music playing simultaneously until midnight. Otherwise, it seems like a quiet place (July 1-3, 2026).

A large grassy field that can accommodate 3 campers. We stayed alone for one night and with neighbors for one night. Close to the charming harbor town of Hooksiel with various restaurants and within cycling distance of the Wadden Sea. Apart from electricity, there are no other facilities, but there is a service area in Hooksiel. You feel like you are in the middle of nature, but there are sounds of passing fighter jets, a shooting range, and some industry, so it's not just birdsong.

A beautiful green campsite. We were allowed to choose our own spot in the camper area. Helpful managers, which was very nice during this heatwave weekend. Good and clean sanitary facilities. And always a joy to listen to a birdsong concert. (June 26-29, 2026)

We thoroughly enjoyed our Whitsun weekend here. A welcoming reception. We were allowed to choose our own spot. When the campsite is very full, you sometimes have to wait a bit for the toilet or shower, but if everyone takes a quick shower, that’s fine. We had a spot with a nice view. Plenty of cycling opportunities. Historic IJsselstein is nice to visit, less than a 10-minute bike ride away.

What a fantastic campsite. A hospitable welcome and stay. The campsite was pleasantly extra full due to the Strandheem festival, but that wasn't bothersome, and despite all the extra crowds, the sanitary facilities were and remained super clean. After everyone had gone home on Sunday afternoon, we enjoyed the peace and space for a few more days. A varied bird concert every day and plenty of walking and cycling opportunities. ( May 13 - 20 incl. Ascension Day 2026)

Friendly welcome. Beautiful spot where you can sit comfortably in the sun next to your camper 😎 The sanitary facilities are a bit outdated but spotlessly clean, as long as your fellow campers don't make a mess. From the site, you can walk or cycle straight into the dunes, and within a 10-minute bike ride you are in Egmond aan Zee, where you can find everything you need for groceries and entertainment. For us, this was our first time out and about with our camper, and we enjoyed it.