A basic camper site for the self-sufficient, which we hope stays just the way it is. Wonderfully dark at night, so on clear nights interesting for amateur astronomers like me. Closed to campers in July and August due to scouting groups.

Everything has already been said. I actually never write reviews. One downside here: After a place like this, every subsequent place is bound to be disappointing.

The grass camper pitches are very cramped and too close together, even for our 6.5m camper. After the interesting tour, we found the tasting tasty but very meager. It is very impressive that such a fine business has been built up in such a short time. Incidentally, the complex is also a sort of recreational facility for large groups of noisy people. A 0.7l bottle of Bus whisky costs €64.95 there.

Beautifully landscaped, fairly new motorhome site. Clean, spacious sanitary facilities; I do find one men's toilet and one urinal a bit limited for so many pitches. From the exit of the motorhome site, turn left twice and you walk straight into the beautiful forest and, a little further on, across the beautifully blooming heath. If you walk the first section with a dog, please clean up the dog poop.

Nice camper pitch at Camping de Plagge. All amenities are available. For groceries, you have to go to Elspeet or Nunspeet, as the local shop is closed. The sink counters in the toilet block are a bit strange. If you have a belly or short arms, you won't be able to reach the tap.

Quiet campsite (at least outside of school holidays) in the middle of the woods. Good and clean sanitary facilities. Quite pricey without electricity.

Absolutely quiet. However, there's no outdoor toilet disposal point. You have to use an indoor toilet, not during office hours. Outdoor installation is easily possible, though. There's water, but still not on the spot itself. You'd have to walk quite a distance. Not a big deal, just a minor inconvenience.

A great place, but according to the caretaker you can not "just" arrive and pick a spot without pre-booking via the website. Although I understand that, as a motor home, I don't like it that much.

This place is designated as a motorhome site, but it is a small-scale campsite, run by nice, well-meaning people. The wooden sanitary building is playful. Nice if you like the old "farmers outdoor poo box", without sewer and cistern. The 2 outdoor showers have no door. The site itself is sandy, barren and barren due to the persistent drought. The highway can be heard well and the area is not attractive for walkers.