Duinrell advice

It depends. Are you planning on self catering or eating out? The food on site can be quite expensive for what you get, as is the on site supermarket. Although drinks and ice creams in the supermarket are much cheaper than those around the site.

The nearest proper supermarket is Jumbo which is in the town centre. There is also an Aldi or Lidl a short distance away (can’t remember which one) and an Albert Heijn supermarket round the corner from the Aldi or Lidl. Buy a big cake or two in Jumbo or Albert Heijn. I could just eat a Dutch Apple cake. Jumbo is a bit cheaper than AH but AH has a better range, including a sushi counter.

There are lots of restaurants in wassenaar, which is just across the road from the site. Prices are about the same as the UK, some a little more expensive. Although the ice cream parlour is very reasonable at €1.30 ish a scoop.

You can use google chrome’s translate function to price up shopping, but food prices are similar to the UK, a bit more for some things. Things like household products can be a lot dearer so don’t forget to pack the dishwashing tablets - fairy platinum are €20!

If you’re staying in a duingalow presumably you get free entry to the pool? There isn’t much else on which to spend money - an amusement arcade, lots of €1 machines filled with cheap toys, a few sideshows.

Yes, bike hire is quite pricey, but I think if you hire them in the afternoon you can then keep them until lunchtime the next day so get use on two days.

Also take passport photos as you’ll need them for your passes and it’s €5 or €6 on site. Photos printed out at home are fine.

You will need a passport photo each for your pass to Dunreil

I don’t think there is a deposit for bikes, but there is for other items.

It depends what you want to do and the location of your duingalow. If you’re right on the outskirts you may want bikes? But nothing is terribly far. But good luck getting children out of the pool and theme park and out for a bike ride. 😁