Kennemer Duincamping Bakkum

Alan Rogers Review of Kennemer Duincamping Bakkum

Kennemer Duincamping Bakkum lies in a wooded area in the centre of a protected dune reserve. There are over 1,700 pitches of which 337 are used for touring units. These pitches are spacious and 300 are equipped with electricity (10A Europlug). Mobile homes and seasonal units use the remaining pitches in separate areas of the site. For safety and tranquillity the majority of the site is kept free of cars. Family activities and special entertainment for children are arranged in high season. The dunes are accessible from the site and offer plenty of opportunities for walking and cycling with the beach a walk of only 25 minutes.

There are two areas of touring pitches, both towards the front of the site. One is in a wooded area with plenty of shade, the other is newer and much more open. About 100 m. from the site there is a visitors’ centre where you can be learn about the dunes reserve and about the role of the dunes. Close to the site are the bustling holiday villages of Castricum and Egmond.

Facilities at Kennemer Duincamping Bakkum

Three toilet blocks for tourers with toilets, washbasins in cabins, free, controllable showers and family shower rooms. Accessible Facilities. Laundry area. Excellent supermarket, baker, pizza, fish and chicken takeaways. Snack bar and restaurant. Gas supplies. Play area. Sports pitch. Tennis. Bicycle hire. Activities for children and teens. WiFi over part of site (charged). Motorbikes and dogs are not accepted.

• Accommodation to Rent
• American Motor Homes
• Bar on Site
• Bicycle Hire on Site
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing Nearby
• Golf Nearby
• Indoor Pool Nearby
• Nature
• Restaurant
• Riding Nearby
• Sailing Nearby
• Seaside Beach Nearby
• Seasonal Pitches Available
• Shop on Site
• Takeaway Food
• Wifi Chargeable
• Wifi Partial Site

Green Credentials

• Clef Verte - Green Key
• Energy-saving lighting
• Reduced water consuming toilets
• Recycling points

Directions to Kennemer Duincamping Bakkum

On the A9 between Alkmaar and Amsterdam take exit west onto the N203. Turn left onto the Zeeweg (N513) and after a few kilometres the site is on the right.