Camping in Zeeland
42 campsites in Netherlands, Zeeland
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De Schotsman is located on the island of Noord-Beveland, on the shores of Veerse Meer. Benefiting from recent renovations throughout the site, it has a marina with a slipway and a good selection of boats for hire for all abilities. In the high season, there is a full programme of windsurfing and sailing lessons.
Camping de Brem is near the seaside resort of Renesse, less than two kilometres from the huge 17 km long beach with its clean, safe sands. It's well within cycling range, taking around 10 minutes. An extensive programme is offered for all ages, such as a circus school, where children can learn to juggle, hurl a diablo high, or enjoy archery. The additional Kids & Co club provides other activities assisted by furry team members Lulu and Tiger and there are organised entertainment for everyone in high season with live music, dances, beach activities and sports.
Bonte Hoeve Campsite is located in Sint Kruis, in rural Zeelandic Flanders, Netherlands. It is situated in a quiet area, close to the beach and the Belgian border. There are 50 touring pitches with electric hook-up points available, which are located in a separate area from the permanent annual pitches. This is an ideal campsite for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, especially those who enjoy exploring their surroundings by bike.
This rural, family run site makes a pleasant contrast to the livelier coastal sites in this popular holiday area. There is an emphasis on catering for the users of the 300 permanent or seasonal holiday caravans and 100 tourers. Eighty of these have 6A electricity, water and drainage. The site is neat and tidy with surrounding hedges and trees giving privacy and some shade, and electrical connections are available. A large outdoor pool area has ample space for swimming, children’s play and sun loungers. Entertainment, including dance evenings and bingo, is organised in season.
Camping Janse is in the far southwest of Zeeland. It is a family, seaside site on the edge of sand dunes with the beach directly behind. There are 136 touring pitches, all 95 sq.m. with 6A electricity and water nearby, plus bungalows and caravans to rent. Some motorhome pitches are partly paved, and a field area (without electricity) is set aside for young people with small tents. Daily fresh bread is available and for other provisions the supermarket is 1.5 km. A restaurant with a terrace and play area for children is directly opposite the campsite entrance.
Situated 100 m. from the beach at Renesse in Zeeland, this is a friendly, family run site. Its owners have set a high standard, which is demonstrated by the immaculate sanitary facilities, modern and stylish decorative features and planting. There are 320 pitches, all for touring units, with electricity connections (16A). These are a generous size and laid out in bays and avenues surrounded by hedging. Around a courtyard area beyond reception there is a supermarket, and a bar which is attractively decorated with novel figures and the owner’s personal memorabilia. Comfortable outside bench seating beneath protective canopies turn this corner of the site into a popular meeting place.
Camping Den Inkel lies within a 25 hectare nature park with forests, ponds, paths for walking and horse riding and picnic fields. The site has 230 pitches including 110 for touring units and a few chalets and mobile homes. All pitches are provided with 4/6A electricity. Adjacent to the site there is an outdoor swimming pool with a slide, a large deep pool and an indoor pool where guests can go once a day free of charge. Nearby towns such as Yerseke and Kruiningen are definitely worth a visit and the area itself is ideal for long walking or cycling expeditions. Those who enjoy shellfish should visit the many mussel and oyster plantations.
De Roompot is a large holiday resort sheltered behind the Oosterschelde dyke, right beside the beach. There are 1,390 pitches which include 210 for touring units. The remainder are taken by privately-owned accommodation and rental units. The level, grassy pitches vary in size (80-100 sq.m) and the rows are separated by high bushes. Many of the pitches have 6A electricity, water, wastewater and TV aerial point, and some luxury pitches have private sanitary facilities (toilet, basin, shower, underfloor heating and WiFi). This site has everything one might need for an active seaside holiday on the Dutch coast.
Camping Wulpen is located in the southernmost resort in the Netherlands, with a wide, clean beach nearby. This is a quiet, sheltered, well maintained site with excellent sanitary facilities. Most of the 100 spacious touring pitches (80-130 sq.m) have electricity (6/10A), water and drainage. There is a recreation room with table tennis, several playgrounds and a room dedicated to children’s activities in high season. Other leisure activities include boules, football and volleyball. Throughout the site there is an emphasis on attention to detail and those interested in the environment will appreciate the diversity in plant life in specially created and tended gardens.
Oranjezon (orange sun) is an environmentally conscious, family run site located close to the sand dunes of the Schouwen-Duiveland peninsula. It is a pleasant fifteen minute stroll to the beach following a path across a nature reserve and through the dunes to the sea. There are 400 pitches here varying in size and price but all have 6/10A electricity. On-site amenities include a swimming pool with separate shallow area for young children, two children’s playgrounds and an area with chickens, ducks and goats. The campsite store stocks essentials, newspapers and some household items; fresh bread is available every morning.
Molecaten Park Hoogduin can be reached in less than two hours’ drive from Calais. The location of this site is imposing, and, as its name Hoogduin suggests, it can be found within high dunes. Just over the dunes, there is a broad sandy beach with a panoramic view over the site and the surrounding area. This beach is well known as one of the cleanest in the Netherlands, and slopes gently into the sea. Pitches are large and grassy, and are equipped with electricity (6-10A). They are divided by high trees and shrubs.
Camping Linda is a welcoming, family run site, situated behind the dyke on the shores of the Oosterschelde, with direct access to a small beach. The area is ideal for watersports enthusiasts and particularly popular with divers. Pitches are a good size, level and grassy, with 50 out of 350 places reserved for touring. Most of these are situated in the quieter part of the site, across a narrow lane close to the beach access and fishing. Other pitches are closer to the reception area. All have electricity (6/10A), water and TV connection. In high season a comprehensive entertainment programme is organised.
Cassandria Bad was established in 1992, lying very close to the Belgian border and the resort of Cadzand Bad, just under 2 km. from the nearest North Sea beach. Pitches are grassy and spacious; some are privately let for the entire season. All pitches are equipped with 10A electricity and free cable TV connections.
Whether you want relaxation, something for the children, the seaside or activities, you will find all of these at De Zeeuwse Kust located just 250 m. from the sea with its beautiful sandy beach. The outstanding, hotel standard facilities contained within the centrally located building are in a class of their own, offering a haven whatever the weather. From the open plan kitchen, the oversized wooden stools, to the open fireplace, they are all first class.
Camping ’t Oude Dorp is a family campsite in the southwest of the Netherlands, located on the island of Tholen in the province of Zeeland. The site is next to the Oosterschelde National Park, which is a wild and natural area of salt water and mud flats that is well known for watersports, cycling and birdwatching. The eight touring pitches are generously sized (140-150 sq.m), some have shade, and all have electricity (16A Europlug) and water. There are also 115 permanent pitches including cabins, chalets, mobile homes and caravans to rent. One chalet has been specially adapted with accessible facilities. The campsite is an excellent starting point for walking and cycling.
De Pluimpot is located on the island of Tholen, in the east of Zeeland, and lies adjacent to a beach and also to the Oosterschelde National Park. Around 300 pitches are occupied by mobile homes but there are a further 50 touring pitches. These are all equipped with cable TV connections and 6A electricity. Pitches are large (100 sq.m) and well shaded. On-site leisure amenities include bicycle and go-kart hire, an 18-hole minigolf course and two children’s playgrounds; guests have free admission to a local swimming pool. There is good road access to a slipway for boat launching, with ample parking. A member of the Ardoer group.
Situated on the shores of the Braakmanmeer (a slightly brackish lake) this holiday park provides fun for the whole family. The comprehensive recreation areas are also open to day visitors. The 210-hectare site is divided by tall trees into several touring areas of varied sizes, both open and shaded. A wide range of pitches are available, from the most simple without a power supply, to luxury camping beside the water with full services including 6A electricity, TV, water and sewerage connections. In addition, there is a range of luxury bungalows, mobile homes and seasonal caravan pitches.
Camping Het Hoge Lich is located in Westkapelle, on the coast of Zeeland, Netherlands. The campsite is situated in a beautiful natural setting, surrounded by dunes, and the beach. Camping Het Hoge Licht offers a wide range of facilities and activities for all ages, making it an ideal destination for a family camping holiday. On-site, 50 touring pitches are available separately from the permanent pitches. The touring pitches have 10Amp electric hook-up points available, are spacious and delimited by hedging, giving privacy to each pitch. Most pitches are centrally located around the campsite amenities, where you will find the large children's play area with a bounce mat and the newly built multisport pitch, which is perfect for kids of all ages to let off some steam.
This well cared for, family run site is situated beside the Veerse Meer, on the island of Zuid-Beveland, in Zeeland. Emphasis at this site is on a neat and tidy appearance, quality facilities and a friendly reception. The site occupies both sides of Veerweg with one side providing seven touring pitches with individual sanitary facilities and fully serviced hardstanding pitches for motorhomes. On the other side are the main buildings and 40 generous touring pitches, many fully serviced and separated by hedging, and a tent field. Further seasonal and static places are kept apart. A feature of this campsite is a narrow canal crossed by a bridge, leading to an area of seasonal units.
Recreatiecentrum De Vogel is a spacious, lively, family-friendly campsite with excellent facilities. It lies in the De Vogel Park, north-west of Antwerp, close to a lake with a sandy beach and is open all year. Its many facilities include indoor and outdoor swimming complexes with slides, indoor and outdoor playgrounds, sports areas and a high season entertainment programme for the whole family. There are 650 pitches with around 200 good sized, grassy pitches for touring, all amongst natural vegetation and shrubs, all with 10A Europlug. After a busy day, you can unwind in the sauna and solarium or have a leisurely drink around the pools and play areas. On the lake, there is windsurfing, sailing, kayaking, and pedaloes are for hire at the lakeside. The surrounding area is ideal to explore by bike (rental on-site) or on foot; details of routes are available from reception.
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Zeeland
The province of Zeeland comprises several peninsulas that were once separate islands, as the name of ‘Sea Land’ indicates. It includes Zeeuwsvlaanderen (Sea Land Flanders), a strip of land along the Belgian border.
Zeeland sits mainly on clay intersected with canals and former creeks, while the south of the region is sandy. Outside the dykes, the land is mainly salt marshes and mud flats, while along the coast there are dunes; the largest can be seen on Schouwen-Duiveland, the north coast of Walcheren, and in the south. Despite the impact of the war and the demolition of many old buildings in the ’fifties and ’sixties, the capital Middelburg still has over 1,200 communal and national monuments, most notably the gothic Town Hall, the abbey with its ‘Long John’ tower, and the Arsenal.
Zeeland has the cleanest beaches in the Netherlands as well as the most sunshine. The vast polders etch straight lines into the landscape, but also visible are the outlines of ancient, jagged polders nestling between small dykes. Reminders of Zeeland’s fascinating history are everywhere: fossilised sharks’ teeth on the beach, magnificent merchants’ houses from the Golden Age, and echoes of the dramatic floods of 1953. It’s a wonderful region for hiking, cycling, skating and riding along the dunes, beaches and flower-clad dykes, but also for exploring the mudflats and salt marshes.
PLACES OF INTEREST
Places of interest
Veere: One of Zeeland’s most beautiful old cities with historic church, 15th-century town hall, Campveerse tower; cafés and restaurants.
Goeree-Overflakkee: The Grevelingen Dam and the Brouwersdam are wonderful for swimming, (kite) surfing, diving, fishing and sailing; Ouddorp and Middelharnis have a good selection of shops.
Colijnsplaat: A paradise for fish lovers; modern fishing port and fascinating fish auction every Thursday; fishermen’s festivals in August are an absolute must!
Borssele: Attractive, symmetrical village of tree-lined streets, lawns and beautiful old houses; the ‘Mountain of Troy’ mound – a remnant of the castle of the once powerful lords of Borssele (c.1243); early 18th-century working corn mill, open Saturdays.
ATTRACTIONS
Attractions
Delta Park Neeltje Jans: Centre for nature, culture and technology with films and exhibitions showing the catastrophic floods of 1953 and the world famous Delta Works sea defences.
Vuurtorens: Breskens, Westkapelle and Haamstede have beautiful old lighthouses, some open to the public.
Shipping Company Verhoef: Runs cruises on the Westerschelde, where you can see seals, and on the busy Gent to Terneuzen canal
CUISINE OF THE REGION
Cuisine of the region
The cuisine of Zeeland, Netherlands, is heavily influenced by the sea, with seafood featuring prominently in many dishes. The province is also known for its fresh produce, including lamb, asparagus, and apples.
Some of the most popular Zeeuwse dishes include:
- Zeeuwse mosselen (Zeeland mussels): These mussels are known for their plumpness and sweet flavor. They are typically served with French fries and a side of mayonnaise or garlic butter.
- Kibbeling: This dish is made with small pieces of white fish that are battered and fried. It is a popular snack or appetizer, and is often served with a tartar sauce.
- Oesters (oysters): Zeeland is home to some of the best oysters in the world. They are typically served fresh, with a squeeze of lemon juice and a sprinkle of black pepper.
- Bolussen: These sweet and sticky pastries are made with yeast dough, cinnamon, and sugar. They are a popular treat in Zeeland, and can be found at most bakeries.
- Zeeuwse babbelaars: These hard candies are made with sugar, syrup, and vinegar. They are a popular souvenir from Zeeland, and are available in a variety of flavors, including lemon, mint, and cherry.