Camping in Noord-Brabant
35 campsites in Netherlands, Noord-Brabant
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A really first-class, family-run campsite, ideal for families with children up to 12 years old, with activities on a grand scale. A short distance south of Eindhoven, it's 42 hectares of woodland and has 530 touring pitches (up to 150 sq.m). The pitches are numbered and in meadows, separated by trees, with cars parked mainly in dedicated parking areas. All have 6A electricity, TV, water and drainage. There are 60 pitches with private sanitary facilities, some of which are partly underground and attractively covered with grass and flowers. Each group of pitches has a small playground.
Eurocamping Vessem is a family run site of 50 hectares with the touring area quietly located at the bottom of the site, well away from the large outdoor swimming pool complex, playground and sports area. Of the 800 or so pitches, 450 are for tourers, they are on grass in groups surrounded by tall trees, and 400 have 6A electricity. Besides, there are 40 motorhome pitches outside of the site, (24 with power) which are open all year. The site offers a broad range of activities for children, and by carefully selecting your pitch, you can almost imagine that you are camping in the forest.
RCN Vakantiepark de Flaasbloem is a large, friendly and quiet campsite set well out in the countryside. It would suit those who prefer to stay in a rural environment, on a site providing very good facilities to keep children busy and happy. The level touring pitches are set on grass among hedges and tall trees, and all have 10A electricity. They are spacious and shady, with several more open, landscaped pitches on grassy fields. The Wildenberg is a generous, vehicle-free area for tents with three Finnish huts.
Camping Liesbos is nestled amidst the vibrant natural beauty surrounding Breda and Etten-Leur. The characteristic Brabant landscape thrives in this region with its lush woods, open fields, horticultural plots, and charming farms. Yet, the convenience of city life is never far away, with Etten-Leur and the heart of Breda easily accessible by bike.
This quite large campsite is to be found off the N284 at Bladel in Noord-Brabant. It is an ideal location for cycling and walking and is close to the Belgian border. A family oriented site, it offers good quality facilities which are well maintained and kept very clean. There are 390 touring pitches, all fully serviced and 22 with their own sanitation, sited near the lake. The touring pitches are 80-150 sq.m. in size with many amongst the trees, but some are on open meadows and some divided by young shrubs. There are also seasonal and static caravan places, but these are kept apart and mostly in one area.
De Somerense Vennen is an attractive site in lovely countryside with walking, cycling and riding trails in the Somerense heartland. A very good range of activities for children are organised here, based around the Twinkle Club, which are suitable for children of all ages. There are 165 good sized touring pitches, all with electricity (4-16A) and generally well shaded. A number of mobile homes and chalets are available for rent. There is a convivial bar/restaurant serving the best pancakes locally! The impressive swimming pool complex (with sliding roof) includes a special children’s area and a good range of games and play equipment.
De Bocht is located on the outskirts of the attractive village of Oirschot, in a rural area of woodland and fields. The site is a small but charming, family-run campsite where tents and caravans are placed between pitches containing cabins and seasonal caravans. Some pitches have shade and most are separated by hedges. Cars are parked on the pitch or on an outside parking area. Small motorhomes are welcome. The appearance of the site is very attractive and well cared for. The pitches are 100 sq.m. in size and are connected to 10A electricity and cable TV, with water and drainage.
Camping De Spaendershorst is a family-friendly campsite in Esbeek, Netherlands. It is situated in a quiet wooded area south of Tilburg, not far from the Belgian border. The region is known for its beautiful nature, pretty market towns, and rivers. On-site, you will find 90 touring pitches with electric hook-up points available. Pitches are relatively large and range from 80 to 130 m2. The majority of pitches found here are seasonal, and the touring pitches are found in between these in large camping fields. Trees and bushes usually offer sufficient shade and privacy for the touring pitches.
On the border of Brabant and Zeeland, and situated among lush, verdant fields, this peaceful site is set right next to a marina in an area of shallow creeks, reed beds, dykes and pleasant woods. It is a quiet, well kept campsite for families with small children, as well as older couples. There are both standard pitches (4A electricity) and comfort pitches with 10A electricity, drainage and cable TV, as well as luxury chalets to rent. The area offers ideal terrain for easy cycling (cycling maps available at reception), and walking, fishing, sailing and swimming are popular. Being adjacent to the marina, it is good for boating enthusiasts.
Recreatiepark TerSpegelt is a large, attractively laid out site set around three (unsupervised) lakes used for sports, non-motorised boating, swimming and fishing. The site has 865 pitches, with 476 for touring units and tents, and 93 cabins, chalets and mobile homes for rent, plus various types of tent. All touring pitches have electricity (6-16A Europlug), 347 also have water and drainage and some have lakeside views. We can recommend this site to families with children (pushchairs useful) and people who like to participate in organised activities (sports and outdoor activities, campfires and themed dinners).
Come and listen to the silence of the woods. This three-acre park is situated right next to a nature reserve where there are marvellous opportunities for walking and cycling on signed paths. Some 150 large touring pitches (100-150 sq.m) are separated by hedges and attractive medium sized trees. On flat grass, the pitches are arranged in rows or in groups around small play areas. This attractive site provides enough shade. Over 70 pitches have drainage and cable TV connections, 16 have water points, and all have at least 10A electricity, with 16A on selected pitches. Another 150 pitches are taken by caravan holiday homes.
Campsite Costa Kabrita is a small site located on the edge of the village of Huijbergen, near the national park of Grenspark Kalmthoutse Heide. This site is perfect for those who need space to enjoy the great outdoors and a little relaxation. The campsite is located on the edge of a woodland, with a waymarked footpath and cycle route accessed directly from the site. Although this site is small, with only 35 touring pitches available and no entertainment programme, it offers many toys and games for children to enjoy, including an inflatable air trampoline, Various playgrounds and table tennis. There is also a petting farm with various animals, such as peacocks, alpacas and goats, which the children can get involved with feeding.
The Naturist campsite 'Achter ut Huus' is in the north-eastern tip of North Brabant and located near the vast lake area Kraaijenbergse Plassen, which has plenty of water sports on offer. For more than 25 years, Wiel and Maria have ensured that guests at this small campsite lack nothing, especially peace, lots of space and a cosy atmosphere. Whether you are staying 'Achter ut Huus' for a weekend or several weeks, Wiel and Maria ensure a quiet and pleasant time.
Camping Brugse Heide can be found between the nature reserves of Het Leenderbos and Malpie. The site celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2011. Pitches are well shaded and are all equipped with 6A electricity, water, drainage and cable TV connections. A number of chalets and mobile homes are available to rent. There is a swimming pool and children’s pool, and campsite guests are also able to gain access to the tropical pool complex at a nearby sister site (44 km). The site’s café, De Stamgast, offers a range of snacks and light meals, and houses a big screen TV for special events.
This is an ideal family site set in woodland with free access to one of Holland’s most popular water parks, Splesj. Of the 800 pitches, 220 fully serviced pitches are for tourers; they are level, grassy, and mostly set in areas surrounded by mature trees with some hedge separation between pitches. There is a good restaurant with takeaway food and numerous play areas and a sports field there are plenty of activities for children if you can get them out of the water park complex. Off-site there are over 1,000 km. of paths and cycle tracks in the region.
Camping De Kuilen is a small-scale and friendly family campsite on the edge of an extensive nature reserve in Someren, Netherlands. It boasts a beautiful and quiet location, perfect for those seeking a peaceful natural getaway. Someren is just 3 kilometres away, offering access to shops and other amenities. On-site, 45 touring pitches are spaciously situated over six fields and equipped with water and electricity.
Centred around a large lake, Beekse Bergen campsite is part of a large leisure park complex that offers something for all the family, from the Safari Park containing over 1,000 wild animals to Speelland, which caters for children from three to eight years old. The site has 225 touring pitches, all with 4/10A electricity, 100 of which have fresh and waste water connections. They are arranged in small, level, grassy areas surrounded by hedges and mature trees. Several small sandy beaches are to be found around the lake which can be used for, amongst other things, swimming, windsurfing and fishing.
De Graspol has been developed on a seven-acre site, of which five acres have been left undeveloped and are used for recreation, providing good opportunities to explore the countryside. The site can be found between Eindhoven and ’s Hertogenbosch. The 56 touring pitches are large and grassy and are equipped with electricity (6-16A), water, drainage and WiFi connections. A number of good walks can be accomplished from the site, including some attractive routes along the Dommel valley. A bike store is available and the site’s managers will be pleased to recommend suitable routes for all cyclists. Twin axle caravans are not accepted.
Prinsenmeer is a large family site with many facilities. It surrounds a large artificial lake which has a sandy beach. The site is part of the De Groote Peel nature reserve, very popular for walking and cycling or even touring by car. There are 1,310 pitches here, of which 680 are reserved for touring. Pitches are flat and grassy and generally well shaded. They all have electrical connections (10A), water and cable TV. Pedaloes can be hired for use on the lake, and there is a pirate ship and water slides too. In addition, the site boasts a sub-tropical pool complex.
Latour is on the eastern edge of the town of Oirschot, within easy driving distance of Eindhoven. There are 130 grassy touring pitches (with 6/10A electricity) of 100 sq.m. arranged around the edges of seven flat, open areas. There are hedges to the rear but the pitches are not divided. Four of the areas have a small play area in the centre. Mobile homes occupy 60 pitches. A medium sized, single storey building at the site entrance houses reception, a bar, restaurant and a takeaway. A feature of the site is the small children’s farm where youngsters are invited to feed the animals. The owner and his family are very much involved in the day-to-day operation of the site and English is spoken. There is some road noise.
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Noord-Brabant
Bordering Limburg in the east and Belgium in the south, Noord-Brabant extends west to the Oosterschelde, almost to the North Sea. The capital is s-Hertogenbosch (Den Bosch) and other important cities include Eindhoven, Tilburg and Breda.
Over the years, Noord-Brabant has faced some difficult times, both economically and socially. It was here that Van Gogh painted ‘De Aardappeleters’, depicting a poor farming family eating their daily meal of potatoes. In recent decades, however, its fortunes have improved.
Now Noord-Brabant is the foremost industrial province of the Netherlands and a much admired economic protagonist. It has a wealth of impressive cultural sites such as the fortified towns of Grave, Megen and Ravenstein, which retain the atmosphere of ages past with their small squares, stately mansions and remains of fortifications.
The city of ’s-Hertogenbosch, or Den Bosch as everyone calls it, is located in the delta of the Dommel and Aa, and owes its name and origins to the glory of Duke Henry I, who gave the settlement city rights in 1185. The impregnable ramparts, bastions and rondeaux are still intact, a testament to conflicts past. Nowadays the city is a bustling, friendly place where you can sample the sweet ‘Bossche Bollen’, have a dinner in a medieval hall or enjoy a night out on the town. As home to the electrical manufacturers Philips, Eindhoven and lighting are synonymous! Engineers, designers and artists collaborated on the latest lighting technology to give the old city a radiant new look.
PLACES OF INTEREST
Places of interest
Biesbosch: This national park is a green maze of rivers and islands interspersed with a network of narrow and wide creeks.
Bergen op Zoom: Enjoy a stroll through this city with its many monuments, cafés and restaurants.
Tilburg: De Pont museum of contemporary art; Scryption museum dedicated to the history of writing.
Eindhoven: City of light, art and design, and sport; Van Abbe Museum of modern and contemporary art; home of PSV Eindhoven.
Breda: Popular city with lots to see, especially in the areas of the Great Market and the Havermarkt.
ATTRACTIONS
Attractions
Safaripark Beekse Bergen: Large wildlife park with more than 1,500 animals, amusements and winter skiing village.
De Efteling: One of the largest and oldest amusement parks in the Netherlands, with golf course and themed hotel.
Het Roozenhuys, Hasp:An historical site where roses have been cultivated for more than a century.
Ploegfabriek en Ploegpark, Bergeijk: The former factory of the textile company, De Ploeg; and the Mien Ruys park, with activities, tours, exhibitions and events.
CUISINE OF THE REGION
Cuisine of the region
The cuisine of Noord-Brabant, a province in the southern Netherlands, is known for its hearty and flavorful dishes. The region has a rich agricultural tradition, which is reflected in its cuisine. Some of the most popular dishes in Noord-Brabant include:
- Brabants worstenbroodje: A savory sausage roll made with a flaky pastry dough and a filling of ground pork and sausage.
- Hachee: A beef stew braised in red wine and broth, typically served with mashed potatoes or rice.
- Bossche bol: A spherical pastry filled with whipped cream and chocolate ganache, coated in a layer of chocolate.
- Schrobbelèr: A sweet herbal liqueur made with more than 43 different herbs and spices.
- Brabantse kazen: A variety of cheeses produced in Noord-Brabant, including Gouda cheese, Edam cheese, and Maasdam cheese.
- Brabantse worsten: A variety of pork sausages, including smoked sausages, cured sausages, and fresh sausages.
- Brabantse poffertjes: Small, fluffy pancakes served with powdered sugar and butter.