beach, pool and leisure fun, many destinations - camping in the south of Holland

• North Sea beaches as far as the eye can see.
• trips to The Hague, Utrecht and Rotterdam.
• Camping parks with modern accommodation - and often with indoor pools.
• Cycling ("Fietsen"), ball, beach and water sports.

Would you like a short journey to modern camping and family parks? With miles of sandy beaches at your doorstep? With children's club, outdoor and indoor adventure pools or playgrounds? With football, Wi-Fi, basketball, watersports or tennis? With bike rental and Dutch hospitality, with "real lekker"(super delicious) fried Dutch snacks or Asian-inspired cuisine, in a rustic Eetcafé?

Then you are just right on a campsite in South Holland

Whether it's a long holiday or a relaxing short holiday: here on the North Sea coast every day of your holiday will be different! For young and old! Look forward to one of the largest slide and pool complexes in Western Europe in Wassenaar. In the interior, numerous lakes and waterways are tempting: For example in the Biesbosch National Park or at the Utrechtse Heuvelrug, the hiking paradise "ridge of hills" in the neighbouring province of Utrecht. Museums are boring? Well not in South Holland! Choose from Space Expo, Body Museum, the 200 square metre Mesdag and many other cultural highlights in The Hague. In nearby Scheveningen you can stroll along the kilometre-long sandy beach to the pier. With dry feet you go over the waves to the North Sea lookout tower. Or get an overview of almost all of Holland and Europe: in the Miniature-Park Madurodam!

Going shopping in Delft, Utrecht, or the Rotterdam Markthal

The ultra-modern design of the huge shopping and restaurant centre is breathtaking. And there's so much more excursion ideas while camping in South Holland: a harbour tour through Europe's largest harbour in Rotterdam, a visit to the tulip fields of the Keukenhof or a stroll through the old town to the Gouda Town Hall. Amsterdam in the province of North Holland is also only about an hour away by car or train. Tip: barge tours also lead through Utrecht's old town with its student cafés and boutiques - and through the porcelain metropolis Delft!