What are the best Eurocamp sites in the Netherlands (2026 Guide)

Combining the charm of outdoor adventures with the comforts of home, the best Eurocamp sites offer a winning combo for families, and sites in the Netherlands are a big hit with Mumsnetters.

Eurocamp sites are equipped with fantastic facilities like impressive pools, kids’ clubs and restaurants and offer an array of family-friendly activities. And you can choose to stay in holiday homes or pre-erected safari-style tents depending on your family size and budget.

One of the many advantages of a Eurocamp break in the Netherlands is that lots of the sites are really easy to access from the UK, whether you’re taking a ferry or flying into Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Eindhoven. Several are conveniently located close to public transport links, making them an excellent option for families looking for a car-free holiday. And the Netherlands' compact size means that you can easily explore its best bits, from Amsterdam’s historic canals to the thrills and spills of Efteling. Each Eurocamp site serves as a great base to experience Dutch life and culture without straining your budget.

The following sites come highly recommended by Mumsnetters on our camping and holiday forums and are based on real family experiences from kids and adults that have visited each one, including hands-on testing by the Mumsnet team.

For more holiday inspiration, don't miss our roundups of the best Eurocamp sites in France, Spain, Italy and Croatia, as well as handy guides to the the easiest Eurocamp sites to get to from the UK and top sites near airports.

Best Eurocamp sites in the Netherlands at a glance

Best overall: Duinrell
Best budget: Camping De Twee Bruggen
Best by the beach: Romport Beach Resort
Best for amenities: Lake Resort Beekse Bergen
Best by a lake: TerSpegelt
Best small camp: Koningshof

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Best Eurocamp in the Netherlands overall

Duinrell, Wassenaar, South-Holland

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Pros

On-site theme park
Amazing water park
Lush woodland setting

Cons

Can feel crowded
Food options are basic and pricey

Key specs

Price: From £1448 per week | Nearest airport: Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (30 minutes) | Nearest ferry port: Hook of Holland (45 minutes) | Nearest beach: Wassenaarse Slag (4.2km) | Number of pools: 4 - including 2 suitable for toddlers, 21 waterslides

What Mumsnet users say

GreeneryGrass · Recommended

We went last April with family and my 1 year old and absolutely loved it! The little town is gorgeous and the theme park is great that it's included! Really great place, would definitely go back

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WavesInYellow · Recommended

Duinrell in the Netherlands is fantastic for teens. A lot of Eurocamp sites will also have teen clubs.

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Our verdict

Tested by MNHQ: Read our full review of Eurocamp Duinrell

Duinrell is incredibly popular with Mumsnetters and it pops up time and again on the forums as one of the best Eurocamp sites in the Netherlands. It has its very own theme park on site and is home to one of the best water parks in northern Europe. The Tiki Pool complex has 21 waterslides, including the Pelikaanduik which ends with you splashing into the pool like a pelican dives into the sea.

The site also features a choice of restaurants, a bar, and a supermarket, as well as a range of amenities including padel tennis courts, football pitches, crazy golf, trampolining, and some brilliant children's playgrounds.

With so much on offer you might not want to leave the site, but if you do then Amsterdam is just a 40-minute drive away, or you can hire bikes and explore the nearby beach and the local town of Wassenaar, with its pretty houses and boutiques.

It's also really easy to get to from the UK - just a 30-minute drive from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport and less than an hour's drive from the Hook of Holland for ferry crossings.

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Best budget Eurocamp in Netherlands

Camping De Twee Bruggen, Winterswijk, Netherlands

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Pros

Toddler-friendly site
Great pool complex
Huge pitches

Cons

Limited dining options on site

Key specs

Price: From £658 per week | Nearest airport: Düsseldorf Airport (1 hour 45 minutes) | Nearest ferry port: Hook of Holland (2 hours) | Nearest beach: Slingeplas Beach (1.5km) | Number of pools: 4, including 2 suitable for toddlers, and 6 waterslides

What Mumsnet users say

NCfor24 · Recommended

We went to De Twee Bruggen with Eurocamp and LOVED it. [...] De Twee Bruggen has a good indoor and outdoor pool with a couple of slides, onsite cafe and lake access nearby. The camping fields for pitching your own were lovely and lots of room and wasn't busy at all last week or August (as Dutch schools have started back by then). [...] Kids loved the park and pump track - can hire bikes etc. I think it's probably the nicest campsite we've been to and we've been to Eurocamping most years for 15 years in France, Italy, and the Netherlands.

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Our verdict

Camping De Twee Bruggen is set in the heart of the Dutch countryside and is the perfect site for families who love spending time outdoors. The site has huge pitches which gives you plenty of private space to relax and unwind after a busy day exploring.

The pool complex features indoor and outdoor pools with several waterslides, including one for toddlers, as well as a jacuzzi and a sauna. De Twee Bruggen also has beautiful landscaped grounds that are perfect for walks and bike rides.

The site also runs its own kids’ clubs for children up to 12 years, with activities like gymnastics, crafts, and mini discos on offer

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Best beachside Eurocamp in Netherlands

Romport Beach Resort, Kamperland, Netherlands

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Pros

Great beachside location
Located in a national park
Large subtropical indoor pool

Cons

Kids’ clubs are Dutch language

Key specs

Price: From £1035 per week | Nearest airport: Antwerp (1.5 hours) | Nearest ferry port: Hook of Holland (1.5 hours) | Nearest beach: Direct beach access | Number of pools: 3, 1 suitable for toddlers

What Mumsnet users say

MissAmbrosia · Recommended

Roompot Resort in Zeeland in the Netherlands, or the neighbouring Water Village that shares the facilities? Right on the beach, with indoor pool complex. Activities laid on. Bike hire. Neeltje Jans Delta Park nearby and seal watching trips. There was a great Go Ape place not far away. There are loads of lovely villages and big sandy beaches in Zeeland. Not miles to drive from Calais or Hoek of Holland. They even have some accommodation right on the beach.

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Our verdict

Located in a national park, right on the beach, Roompot Beach Resort is a relaxed, welcoming village-style site. Spend your time exploring mile after mile of spotless sandy beaches along the Zeeland coast, and maybe even try your hand at windsurfing.

The site has two playground areas and two trampoline nets to keep active kids happy. And if the weather doesn’t play ball then you can enjoy the on-site subtropical indoor pool. With a wave pool and a giant waterslide, as well as a separate children’s pool, there’s fun to be had for the whole family.

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Best Eurocamp site in the Netherlands for amenities

Lake Resort Beekse Bergen, Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands

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Pros

On-site safari park
Efteling theme park close by
Indoor pool complex

Cons

Can be noisy in the evenings

Key specs

Price: From £803 per week | Nearest airport: Eindhoven Airport (30 minutes) | Nearest ferry port: Rotterdam (1 hour) | Nearest beach: Lakeside Bojo Beach area onsute | Number of pools: 3 - including 1 suitable for toddlers and 3 waterslides

What Mumsnet users say

Barleysugar86 · Recommended

We had an amazing first experience of Eurocamp at Beekse Bergen in the Netherlands over Easter. We paid around £100/ night for a simple chalet but had two swimming pools to use (walk in, no booking), more playgrounds than I could count, the safari park, boat ride, included fun fair, beach and lake, trampolines... and free entry to a children's zoo a short drive away. The chalet itself was clean and comfortable and everything worked fine in a basic way. The heaters really kept it warm too which I had worried about before we went. Decently stocked kitchen of things. We will definitely be booking another one soon, we all absolutely loved it.

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Our verdict

For a family break with a difference you can’t beat Lake Resort Beekse Bergen. This beautifully designed site features its very own safari park, which you can enjoy for free if you stay for at least three nights. And if that’s not enough, you can also get free access to Speelland attraction park. Oh, and Holland’s biggest theme park, de Efteling, is close enough to visit on a day trip.

The heated indoor aqua complex is fun for all the family, with a waterslide and separate children’s pool. Prefer to swim in natural surroundings? Head to the lakeside beach for a dip.

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Best lakeside Eurocamp in Netherlands

TerSpegelt, Eersel, Netherlands

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Pros

Huge lake with sandy beach
Great kids’ clubs for children aged 3 to 12+
Big indoor recreation centre

Cons

No dogs allowed on site

Key specs

Price: From £1346 per week | Nearest airport: Eindhoven Airport (25 minutes) | Nearest ferry port: Rotterdam (1 hour 40 minutes) | Nearest beach: Lakeside beach on site | Number of pools: 7, including 2 suitable for toddlers and 4 waterslides

What Mumsnet users say

GoBackToPartyCity · Recommended

We stayed at Terspegelt, combined with a trip to Efteling and Delft. We booked the ferry from Hull through Eurocamp too. We had an absolutely fantastic time and would recommend it. Happy to answer any questions!

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Our verdict

Get ready for endless family fun at TerSpegelt. The site has a huge lake with a gorgeous sandy beach, a fountain, and waterslides to whizz down. There’s also a heated indoor pool with bubbles and water jets, slides, and a mini canal with foam boats for toddlers.

TerSpegelt offers kids’ clubs for different age groups, with plenty of activities to keep little ones happy and entertained. And in the evenings you can head out as a family to enjoy dinner in one of the site’s restaurants and entertainment like theme nights and quizzes.

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Best small Eurocamp in Netherlands

Koningshof, Rijnsburg, Netherlands

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Pros

Inviting indoor and outdoor pools
Kids’ clubs for children aged 3 to 12
Small, peaceful site

Cons

No dogs allowed on site

Key specs

Price: From £828 per week | Nearest airport: Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (30 minutes) | Nearest ferry port: Hook of Holland (45 minutes) | Nearest beach: Katwijk (5.4km) | Number of pools: 5 including 2 suitable for toddlers, 3 waterslides and 1 splash playground in pool

What Mumsnet users say

MaxandMinniesMummy · Recommended

[...] We have been to Koningshof many times. They have safari tents and wooden cabins if you don't fancy a static. They also have a restaurant and snack bar on site so you wouldn't have to cook every night. They also have a swimming pool (which is currently being refurbished), a play area and games room. Plus a bar for Mum and Dad! Its around 30 minutes by bike to the sea - bikes can be hired on the site if you don't take your own.

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Our verdict

Peaceful and playful, Koningshof near Amsterdam is perfect for families who want a taste of the Dutch countryside within easy reach of the capital. The newly renovated indoor pool complex features an indoor-outdoor waterslide, and kids will love the play area and entertainment room. The well-stocked lake lets you enjoy hours of peaceful fishing, before hiring a bike to explore the scenic cycle tracks. Visiting in spring? Then you have to head to the nearby Keukenhof tulip festival.

The park’s pool complex includes a toddler-friendly indoor pool, a thrilling waterslide, and an outdoor pool with a paddling area. And if you still have energy to burn then you can enjoy activities like skateboarding, table tennis, football, and basketball on site.

Do Eurocamps in the Netherlands have WiFi?

Eurocamps in the Netherlands do have WiFi, but check the site you intend to visit for specifics. It might only be available in certain parts of the park and charges may apply.

Can you take dogs to Eurocamps in the Netherlands?

A lot of the Eurocamps in the Netherlands do allow dogs, but some ask for them to be kept on leads and a handful don’t allow them at all. It’s best to check the individual site you’re interested in to find out what they do and don’t allow.

What’s included in the price of a Eurocamp stay?

A Eurocamp stay includes your accommodation, access to kids’ clubs, and use of on-site facilities such as swimming pools, activities, and entertainment. Meals aren't included, so you'll need to prepare your own food or dine at the on-site restaurants. Duvets and pillows are typically provided, but you will need to bring your own linens or reserve them in advance of your trip.

What’s the best Eurocamp site in the Netherlands?

We think the best Eurocamp site in the Netherlands is Duinrell, and lots of Mumsnetters agree. It has one of the best water parks in northern Europe on site, as well as a free theme park with over 40 rides and attractions. And with Amsterdam just a 40-minute drive away it’s also a great base from which to explore more of the Netherlands.

How we chose our recommendations

Because we know that there's nothing like a real recommendation from a fellow parent, we first headed to the Mumsnet forums to find out which Eurocamp sites were being recommended for families.

We then did some research looking at which Eurocamp destinations had won accolades and what customer reviews said about them. We looked at on-site amenities, accommodation options and location. Having collated all that information, we then narrowed our list down to the best Eurocamp sites for families.

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About the author

Madeline Littlejohns is a freelance writer and blogger who writes about family life, psychology, and photography on her blog This glorious life.

She is a mum of two who lives in Swansea and loves walking to the beach with her children, eating cinnamon rolls, and having fun with her camera. And her dream holiday is one where she can spend time outdoors and near the water with her family.