Camping in South Holland

Why Should Visitors Opt For a Camping Holiday in the Dutch Coast?

Stunning sandy beaches

Excellent water sport opportunities

Traditional villages to explore

Rich history and culture

Delicious Dutch dishes to sample

Discover the Beauty of Luxury Camping in the Dutch Coast

With its haunting and often wild natural beauty, the Dutch Coast is the perfect place for lovers of the Great Outdoors to explore. People will be able to use their luxury camping site as a base while they spend their days hiking through the countryside, while cycling along the enchanting coastal road is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

Camping Duinrell

Situated in the south of Holland, this leading luxury camping site boasts its own amusement park, providing hours of fun for the whole family. This is the perfect place to let off a little steam, while guests who want to unwind in style will also be able to spend time in the sauna.

Koningshof

This large site is situated conveniently close to a number of popular towns and cities, which makes exploring very easy for visitors. However, the site itself also contains plenty to keep guests amused and entertained such as a pretty outdoor swimming pool, a skating park and a fishing pond, while evening entertainment is also arranged for the whole family to enjoy.

Beaches and Nature in the Dutch Coast

The area of Holland is blessed with a large number of beautiful sandy beaches that are just waiting to be enjoyed by sun worshippers. The beach resorts of Scheveningen and at Kijkduin offer stunning stretches of sand that are lined with excellent amenities for visitors to make use of.

Attractions in the Dutch Coast

The vibrant city of the Hague can be found in this part of the Netherlands and this is a great place to explore to discover more about the history and culture of the region. Among the most prominent attractions here are the Museum de Gevangenpoort, the Binnenhof and the 17th century Mauritshuis.

This part of the country is famous for its pastries and a trip to a bakery is definitely in order. The Grote Markt in the Hague is a great place to sample fresh local produce and grab a bite to eat at one of the restaurants that line the old market square after browsing for gifts and souvenirs to take back home.

Those who want to let their hair down a little will also find a number of vibrant bars and nightclubs in the Hague where they can dance the night away.