8 Best Eurocamp Holiday Parks in the Netherlands for Families

best Eurocamp holiday parks in the Netherlands for families, frugal mum travel guide

The Netherlands might not be the first place that comes to mind for a holiday with the kids in Europe – but it absolutely should be – so here are 8 of the best Eurocamp holiday parks for families. With beautiful beaches, scenic countryside, city adventures and amazing family attractions, the Netherlands is a fantastic choice for an affordable yet unforgettable holiday.

Whether you fancy a lakeside retreat, a coastal escape or a park packed with activities there’s something for everyone. And, the Netherlands is perfect for a road trip as it’s only a few hours drive from Calais – so hop on the ferry to avoid a big spend on flights. Here are 8 of the best Eurocamp holiday parks in the Netherlands that work brilliantly for families:

 

1. Eurocamp: Duinrell Resort, South Holland

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Just a 3.5 hour drive from Calais, the Duinrell Resort is famous for its on-site theme park and Tiki Pool waterpark, making it one of the best Eurocamp holiday parks in the Netherlands for families. With unlimited amusement park access, and over 20 thrilling waterslides, Finn and Lola absolutely love this one! We’ve actually visited twice – you can find out more in my Direct Duinrell Review, Duinrell Guide or my Duinrell Eurocamp Review. (We’ve stayed in both accommodation types.) Plus, you can visit gorgeous beaches, Amsterdam and Efteling. The nearest airports are Rotterdam and Amsterdam – no more than 30 minutes away. For more information and prices for your dates: click here for Duinrell Direct Bookings or click here for Duinrell Eurocamp options.

 

2. Eurocamp: Kaatsheuvel, North Brabant

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I think Kaatsheuvel Eurocamp is so well-located for family fun and it’s just a short 3.5 hour family road trip from Calais! The closest of the Eurocamp holiday parks to Efteling, it’s just 10 minutes from the best theme park in the Netherlands. On-site, there’s a brilliant indoor pool with a toddler area, an outdoor splash play zone, waterslides and soft play. The location is gorgeous with sand dunes and forests on your doorstep. For days out, it’s just 25 minutes from the incredible Beekse Bergen Safari Park (my favourite zoo!) and you’ll find Amsterdam just over an hour away. The nearest airport is Eindhoven – 40 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Kaatsheuvel on the Eurocamp website.

 

3. Eurocamp: Koningshof, South Holland

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If you want to combine the peaceful countryside with city sightseeing, Koningshof is a top choice – it’s less than a 4 hour drive from Calais and only 40 minutes from Amsterdam. It’s a smaller, quieter setting but there’s still loads of fun to be had with a covered pool complex, waterslides, a splash zone, kids’ clubs and playgrounds. There’s plenty to do nearby – the stunning tulip fields of Keukenhof are right on the doorstep in spring, there are some lovely beaches a short drive away and you can reach Duinrell theme park (we love it!) in 15 minutes. The closest airport is Amsterdam – 20 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Koningshof Campsite on the Eurocamp website.

 

4. Eurocamp: Lake Resort Beekse Bergen, Hilvarenbeek

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When we visited the Netherlands we had the best time at Lake Resort Beekse Bergen – it’s one of the closest Eurocamp holiday parks to Calais (just under a 3 hour drive) and it’s fabulous for families. The resort is located next door to the incredible Beekse Bergen Safari Park (payable) and Speelland Attraction Park (included), and it boasts an indoor swimming pool with a play area, playgrounds, bike hire and a lake. My children absolutely loved it – read my Lake Resort Beekse Bergen Review. Plus, the resort is just 20 minutes from Efteling! The closest airport is Eindhoven Airport – 20 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Lake Resort Beekse Bergen on the Eurocamp website.

 

5. Eurocamp: Camping De Twee Bruggen, Gelderland

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Just under a 4.5 hour drive from Calais, Camping De Twee Bruggen is perfect for families who love cycling and nature walks. There’s plenty to keep the kids busy – the resort boasts an indoor swimming pool, an outdoor pool, waterslides, crazy golf, bowling, pedal go-karts and sports activities. On top of this, it’s close to the border if you’d like to hop over to Germany – Movie Park is an hour away. Closer to the site, Klimbos Achterhoek (high ropes) is a 30 minute drive, Burgers’ Zoo is 40 minutes away and it’s 25 minutes from Bommelwereld Indoor Theme Park. The nearest airport, Dusseldorf, is a 1 hour drive. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Camping De Twee Bruggen on the Eurocamp website.

 

6. Eurocamp: De Flaasbloem, North Brabant

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For families who love the great outdoors, De Flaasbloem Eurocamp is one of the best holiday parks for a short road trip to the Netherlands – it’s just 3.5 hours from Calais. It’s set around a beautiful swimming lake with a sandy beach and waterslides. There’s also an indoor swimming pool, an adventure playground, soft play, a mini farm and plenty of cycling routes through the nearby forests. Well-located for days out, Speelland, Beekse Bergen Safari Park and Efteling are all just 30 minutes away. We’ve had fabulous days out at all three – the kids will love it! The nearest airport is Eindhoven – about 40 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out De Flaasbloem on the Eurocamp website.

 

7. Eurocamp: TerSpegelt Village, North-Brabant

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TerSpegelt Village is one of the best Eurocamp holiday options for families looking for a short road trip to the Netherlands – it’s just a 3 hour drive from Calais. The campsite has direct lake access for swimming and water sports – perfect for older kids and teens. We had a fab stay and my two adored the Tubby Jump and banana boats – check out my TerSpegelt Review. It boasts an indoor pool and a fantastic water play area for little ones, pump tracks, playgrounds, dinghy rides, pedalos, a bowling alley and all sorts! Plus, you can reach Efteling in 45 minutes, or Beekse Bergen Safari Park and Speelland are both 35 minutes away. The nearest airport is Eindhoven – a 20 minute drive. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out TerSpegelt Village on the Eurocamp website.

 

8. Eurocamp: Vakantiepark de Bergen, North Brabant

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Vakantiepark De Bergen has lots on offer to keep the kids busy – it’s an easy 4 hour road trip from Calais so it’s a good option for a family getaway in the Netherlands. This holiday park has a large indoor play area and soft play (the kids can have fun whatever the weather!), a swimming lake with a sandy beach and a waterslide, and activities for the older ones like mini-golf and paintballing. If you fancy some days out, it’s an hour’s drive to Efteling, De Maasduinen National Park is half an hour away and Toverland is 40 minutes from the resort. The nearest airport is Eindhoven – a 40 minute drive. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Vakantiepark De Bergen on the Eurocamp website.

 

Where is the Netherlands located?

The Netherlands is a small country in Northwestern Europe, bordered by Germany and Belgium. Getting to the Netherlands from the UK is really simple – I think it’s the perfect destination for an easy family road trip. We take the ferry from Dover to Calais (or the Eurotunnel from Folkestone to Calais – though it’s a bit pricier than the ferry) and it’s then just a 3-4 hour drive on a toll free route.

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If you live further up the country, you can also take a ferry from Harwich directly to the Hook of Holland port in the Netherlands. The Netherlands is easy to explore thanks to excellent public transport and its compact size – you can drive across the country in just a few hours! The capital city, Amsterdam, is a major hub with a fantastic airport, making it super convenient for families flying in from the UK if you’d prefer not to drive.

 

What’s the weather like in the Netherlands – when’s the best time to visit?

The Netherlands has a temperate maritime climate, which means mild summers and cool winters, but it’s a fabulous family holiday destination for all seasons. The holiday parks tend to be set up with indoor swimming pools, as well as outdoor attractions, so the weather is definitely less of an issue. When we visited the Netherlands, we had a scorching heat wave for our first trip and very mixed weather for our second with a few hot sunny days and a couple that were overcast or wet.

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With it not being a typically sunny destination, though there are obvious perks to visiting in the warmer summer months, it’s definitely a place that can be visited outside of peak season too. The shoulder seasons are great for cooler and quieter city visits. Plus, the winter offers a chance to see the Christmas markets, and the infamous tulips will be blooming in the spring time.

 

Is the Netherlands worth a visit?

I hope that this article has helped you to find the best Eurocamp resorts for your trip as the Netherlands is absolutely worth a visit – it’s a brilliant holiday destination for families. If you love history, culture, outdoor adventures and kid-friendly attractions, you’ll find plenty to keep little ones entertained. The country is very walkable and bike-friendly, making it easy to explore without spending a fortune on transport. We’ve found that the Dutch are also very friendly and generally speak great English, making it an easy place to visit.

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Plus, the Netherlands is home to some of the best theme parks, nature parks and interactive museums in Europe, so whether your kids love rollercoasters, animals or science there’s loads to do. Popular attractions include theme parks like: Efteling, Duinrell, Walibi Holland, Slagharen and Toverland – whilst the coastline has gorgeous beaches. Beekse Bergen Safari Park is an incredible day out (I love it – it’s a must visit!) and you can enjoy a boat ride on the canals of Amsterdam.

There are some fabulous days out in the Netherlands – you certainly won’t get bored – so make sure you read the 15 Best Things to Do in the Netherlands with Kids. Happy holiday hunting! 😊

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