A large campsite where you can choose your own spot. Kinheim itself isn't much to look at, but fortunately there is a bakery open from 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM. At the campsite, there is a food truck where you can eat original and fantastic Thai food (the cook is from there) at very attractive prices. The food truck is open from Tuesday to Sunday, with opening hours depending on the season.

What a lovely motorhome park in Belgian Limburg. You stay on a large field with spacious pitches, all equipped with 6 Amp (€17) or 10 Amp (€19). Marc, the owner, only started 8 weeks ago, but many motorhome owners have already rightly discovered him. All amenities (except toilets) are present but will be updated soon. If you want to enjoy cycling around the Old Meuse and visit places like the 'white' town of Thorn, go to Marc.

We spent another 4 nights at a gem of the 'Bij Ons' organization. Very spacious pitches scattered throughout. Good facilities, and all for €15 (€3 surcharge for 220V). Groenlo, Winterswijk, and Lichtenvoorde are nice places to reach by bike.

Another top-notch campsite from the 'Bij Ons' organization. You won't want for anything here either, as everything is available. Clean sanitary facilities, good washing-up facilities, large paved pitches, a general store with bread from the bakery on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and even a dog walking/exercise field for dog owners. Add to that the beautiful cycling route network, and you have a perfect campsite.

Would you like to stay at a great campsite one more time? You can still come here until November 1st, because that is when Jacqueline is calling it quits for good! It is a real shame, because unfortunately there aren't many campsites like this in the Netherlands. Small-scale with all amenities and for a price of just €15 (or €18 including electricity). Naturally, we begrudge her her well-deserved time off after November 1st, but for campers, it is a huge loss!

We stayed three nights at this brand-new campsite. All pitches are exceptionally large, equipped with 16A and taps with drinking and spring water! The campsite has 6 showers/toilets that look spotless. Kessel is 2 km away, so grocery shopping is no problem. Of course, you 'have' to cycle here, which is no problem thanks to the ferries. Forget CP Kessel and CP Kessel-Eik; here it is much quieter, cheaper, and more pleasant!!

We stayed at Gretha and Ben's for the third time because this is truly a TOP campsite. Everything included for – believe it or not – €18. Add to that the many cycling opportunities and don't forget to visit charming Sneek (8km by bike). Of course, a visit to Gretha's atelier is a must, because if you want an exclusive leather product (bag, wallet, etc.), you will always find something to your liking here. All in all, don't hesitate and head to Pontdijk.

Small-scale campsite where you can certainly spend a few days for a nice ACSI rate (recommended to book). Very large pitches – some nestled between hedges – with excellent facilities. Add to that the particularly charming town of Lemmer, which is easily accessible by bicycle. Friesland is and remains a beautiful province.

It is strange that there are caravans at a motorhome park, because there is a real campsite right next to it. Please note: you must reserve in advance, as you can only enter and exit the park via a QR code that you receive after payment.

This is how a motorhome park should be. Good facilities (didn't use them ourselves, after all, we have toilets in our camper), spacious, large paved pitches, very good information in the log cabin, and very easy check-in and check-out (card or cash). Emptying the chemical toilet and disposing of and taking on water are also easy to use. Add to that the fantastic cycling routes (including the 4 Ferries Route), so all in all, it is a great place to stay at Het Groene Hart.