Camping in Drenthe
46 campsites in Netherlands, Drenthe
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This park is aimed very much at those who enjoy riding. The site has 35 stables available, so you can bring your own horse, but there is no livery service. Groot Bartje has 100 touring pitches on three circular, grassy fields and two smaller fields. The middle field has 36 spacious, level pitches on grass, with shade from mature trees. All are equipped with 16A electricity, water, wastewater and cables.
Camping Emmen is a family-friendly campsite located in Schoonebeek, Netherlands, in the province of Drenthe. The spacious campsite has 50 touring pitches available with electric hook-up points. The pitches are jotted around a couple of camping fields, and you can choose between a family-friendly field with a large playground in the centre. If you prefer a quieter spot, there are options to pitch at the field where the campsite's fishing pond is located.
De Bronzen Emmer is in the centre of three nature reserves, close to the German border in the southwestern part of Drenthe. The 180 level and grassy touring pitches are attractively laid out and average 100 sq.m. in size. All have 10A electricity and are shaded by mature trees. There are 60 fully serviced pitches. To the front of the site is a heated indoor pool and paddling pool with a small slide and an open-air paddling pool. Here also are a sauna, sunbeds, recreation hall, small café and a playground.
Camping De Toffe Peer is a small, intimate campsite in Ruinerwold, Drenthe, Netherlands. De Toffe Peer has three camping fields, each with its character. There are 35 touring pitches with electric hook-up points available. You can choose between a spacious pitch in a field delimited by hedges giving privacy or a spot on the open field giving views of the surrounding area. The camping fields are neatly tended and have partially paved areas. There are also several accommodations available to rent.
Familiecamping De Otterberg is a well-established site in the green heart of Drenthe. It has 330 pitches including 130 for tourers. The touring pitches are on well-tended, grassy fields with shade from mature trees, the newer field to the front right being more open. All pitches have 6A electricity. Central on the site is an open-air pool which is heated to 30 degrees and has a jet stream, jacuzzi and a paddling pool with mushroom fountain. Visitors may bring their own horses to stay in the site’s stables. The site has a tranquil atmosphere and offers good facilities for wheelchair users.
In comparison with the larger (and justifiably popular) campsites in Drenthe, Camping Vorrelveen is a small site which reflects the pleasant countryside. It is located next to a working farm and enjoys beautiful views. There are just 27 spacious pitches, all with 6A electricity, and the owners do their best to ensure a very personal, tranquil atmosphere. For example, your bread for breakfast will be delivered to your pitch and, in the evening, you can order home made pizzas. This is a prime example of a small, uncomplicated rural campsite.
De Lente van Drenthe is located on the edge of the Gieten-Borger forest. Along with its attractive situation amidst forests and moorland, it is also just a short walk (200 m.) from ’t Nije Hemelriek. This is a large lake, with a maximum depth of 1.3 m, crystal clear water and a fine sandy beach. There is direct access to the many cycle, mountain bike and walking routes in the area. There are around 100 pitches for touring units here, all with 6A electricity and cable TV connections. The pitches are of a good size (a minimum of 100 sq.m). Electricity, water and drainage are available on 25 touring pitches. Enjoyable excursions for children are the Sprookjeshof in Zuidlaren and Kabouterland in Exloo. Close by are two sub-tropical pools.
Camping Midden Drenthe is a pretty site located in woodland and fields in the heart of the rural province of Drenthe. The site has 60 spacious and grassy pitches, all with electricity, arranged on large grassy fields. Some pitches offer shade and most are overlooked by tall trees. The site is ideal for young children, with a small farm (home to rabbits, chickens and goats), a good, spacious play area and a family room with games. Just five minutes from the site is Lake Loomeer, a natural lake with a sandy beach, perfect for swimming.
RCN de Noordster can be found in the Dutch National Park Dwingelderveld, a beautiful expanse of moorland in the northern Netherlands. Hours of long walks through fields of purple heather and deep into ancient forests are possible here. The site offers just over 300 touring pitches, all with 10A electricity, well-shaded under large trees and surrounded by colourful shrubs.
Recreation park De Tien Heugten in Schoonloo is located in the heart of Drenthe, one of the most picturesque regions in the Netherlands. The campsite boasts a prime location right on a recreational lake with a sandy beach. This along with our outdoor swimming pool featuring a 36-meter slide and a paddling pool, the 18-hole midget golf course, playgrounds, and extensive entertainment program, make Schoonloo a top choice for family vacations. Whether young or old, you're sure to have a fantastic time here. On-site, there are 80 touring pitches of which have electric hook-up points available. There are also several accommodations available for hire.
Het Horstmannsbos aims to attract people who want to holiday amidst nature and feel relaxed and comfortable in natural surroundings. It is an attractive, tranquil site in the woods near Gasselte. The site has some 180 pitches, of which 100 are for tourers. Arranged on level fields, taking between four and 20 units, there are 15 serviced pitches (water, electricity and drainage). To the rear of the site is a large field without electricity for tent campers, while on the far side is a separate area for mobile homes, and to the right is a bungalow park.
De Berken is an established site with well laid out pitches on grass fields with some trees. The site has 161 pitches of which 95 are for touring units. All have electricity, water and a drain, and there are 18 with private sanitary facilities. On site you will find a small shop for basic supplies, a recreation hall with an indoor playground and boules. A restaurant is 200 m. from the entrance. A countryside site, there are many possibilities for walking and cycling through nature reserves. In high season, an entertainment team keeps everyone busy.
Attractively located in a century old area of woodland and fields in the province of the Hunebedden, this is an attractive, large and well organised site. The Hunebedden are prehistoric monuments, built of enormous granite boulders and older than Stonehenge. The 600 touring pitches at Witterzomer are on grass with a woodland setting, with varying degrees of shade and 4-10A electricity. Most also have water, a drain and TV connections and some have private sanitary facilities. All of the amenities here are of excellent quality and are particularly targeted at families. They include a well stocked shop and a bar/restaurant with a good menu and takeaway meals.
Camping De Oosterweide is a small, quiet campsite located in Drenthe, just outside Pesse and on the edge of the Dwingelderveld. There are 32 pitches with electric hook-up points available on-site, which are playfully distributed throughout in an attractive park-like manner with many trees, shrubs and flowers and are completely car-free. Sustainability is the focus at the De Oosterweide campsite. They strive for the campsite to be comfortable yet completely sustainable and 100% energy neutral. The campsite owners are passionate about their business and are willing to help wherever they can.
Camping Ruinen, under new ownership, is a large, spacious site with 202 pitches, 197 for touring set within the woods of Drenthe. All pitches have electricity (6/10A Europlug) and include 105 serviced pitches also with water and drainage. The numbered pitches are over 100 sq.m. in size and are on large, grassy fields. They are separated by hedges and in the shade of trees. At this comfortable site you can relax by cycling or walking through the woods or over the moors, or join organised trips in groups on a regular basis. The modern central complex, also housing reception, includes a swimming pool, an indoor play room, a bar, restaurant and takeaway.
Meistershof is an interesting site with 157 pitches, all for tourers. Developed on a former farm, the buildings have retained their original style, which gives the site a rustic look and feel. This, and the fact that the site is partly car free, ensures a relaxing holiday in beautiful, natural surroundings. The numbered pitches are all level and arranged on grassy fields with paved access lanes. They are separated by a variety of hedges and have shade from mature trees, and 10A electricity. There are 65 pitches with electricity, water and drainage; some have hardstandings or private sanitary facilities.
Camping Torentjeshoek is situated on the north side of the Dwingelderveld National Park. The partly car-free site is attractively landscaped with trees and shrubs and has 260 pitches, with 160 for tourers. The numbered and level touring pitches are well laid out and well spaced on circular, grassy fields between mature fir and spruce trees. There is shade around the fields and all pitches have 10A electricity, water, waste water and cable. Twelve accommodation units are also available to rent in the form of chalets, huts, safari tents, tree houses and one novelty glamping ‘boat’ on dry land. An open-air, heated public pool adjacent to the site has free entry for campers. The site has a snack bar and in high season an entertainment team provides various activities.
Camping De Knieplanden is a small site close to the German border. Taken over by the Eefting family in 2006, it has 64 touring pitches on five grassy fields and 16 mobile homes in a separate area. Touring pitches are laid out in circular bays surrounded by high hedges. The level pitches are numbered and have 4/8A electricity. To the front of the site is an open-air public pool with water slide and paddling pool. Central on the site is a café and small restaurant where you can enjoy basic meals. Also here is the recreation hall where activities for children are organised in high season and school holidays.
Camping Norgerberg is a family-friendly campsite located in Norg, Drenthe, Netherlands. It's nestled in a beautiful wooded area, offering campers a chance to be surrounded by nature. The campsite is also within walking distance of the village of Norg, so you can easily enjoy the amenities of a town while still being close to nature. The site is also an excellent base for exploring Groningen and Friesland. On-site, there are 170 touring pitches with electric hook-up points available. Pitches are spacious and delimited by mature hedging. They are located on grassy fields centred around playgrounds for children situated in shaded wooded areas.
Landgoed ’t Wildryck offers camping on a large, 32-hectare estate in one of the most beautiful parts of Holland. Behind the site is the Drents-Friese Wold national park, with two others nearby (De Weerribben and the Dwingelderhei). ’t Wildryck has just 59 touring pitches up to 140 sq.m, all with 10A electricity and private sanitary facilities (shower, toilet and washbasin) in attractively built little houses. The site is landscaped with low trees and pitches are on three level areas, some in the open, others with shade from mature trees and partly separated by fir trees. Site roads can become dusty in dry weather. There are many bungalows both privately owned and to rent throughout the estate.
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Drenthe
From traditional small villages to vibrant cities, Drenthe embraces a diverse landscape. With a rich history, Neolithic stones, festivals, and friendly, hospitable people – no wonder it’s so popular with Dutch holidaymakers.
Drenthe, unlike many other parts of the Netherlands, has been a sparsely populated rural area since medieval times. Except for some industries in Assen and Emmen, the lands in Drenthe are mainly used for farming. This province is epitomised by stillness and an affinity with nature, which affords many opportunities for hiking, cycling and boating. Quiet though it may be, you’re never far from one of the lively old cities with their vibrant shops and restaurants.
Drenthe is divided into three regions, each with its own special character. In northern and central Drenthe, the large lakes – Leekstermeer, Paterswoldsmeer and Zuidlaardermeer – with their many attractions, are popular with watersports enthusiasts. In southwestern Drenthe, the Dwingelderveld and the Drents-Friese Wold National Parks, with thousands of acres of fens, heathland, and forest, will capture the imagination of walkers and cyclists alike. In this area, there are constant reminders of the ancient landscapes as you experience everything that the countryside has to offer. Nearby are the flourishing cities of Meppel and Hoogeveen for more lively pursuits. And finally, in the southeast, there are the immense moorland areas with their many dolmens reflecting man’s presence here before the Bronze Age.
Places of interest
Assen: internationally renowned Drents Museum, modern shopping centre and beautiful countryside.
Emmen: a mix of urban vitality and rural serenity with a great zoo.
Hondsrug Hunze Valley - Forest of Gieten-Borger: vast forests surrounded by charming medieval villages, meadows
and ancient hedgerows.
Open-air Museum Orvelte: museum village with many historic attractions.
Attractions
Assen TT circuit: test your skills at kart racing, drive your own car or sail a boat. Young persons’ driving licences are available.
Borger Hunebed Centre: takes you back to prehistoric times, when the first peasants settled in Drenthe and erected the impressive stone monoliths called Hunebedden.
Attractions Park Drouwenerzand: rides and activities for all ages - a combination of games, education and refreshments all under one roof!
Prison Museum Veenhuizen: interactive museum tracing the history of crime and punishment in the Netherlands from 1600 to the present day.