Safari tent - 4 persons

It’s never really been a profitable business model, but that says it all!! Upon arrival, it wasn’t clear where the front desk was—it’s located in the dining area. You have to call every time to ask them to open the gate. There’s a camera there—they can see who’s there anyway—it’s really old-fashioned.The bathrooms are full of cobwebs—well, I didn’t take a shower there; I’m not some kind of animal. There aren’t any private sinks either, and compared to the toilets, they’re pretty hygienic. The bathrooms are too far away from everything.On the little field by the pond (yeah, the pond was the only nice thing there, by the way).I paid 20 euros for the preferred spot; out of the 14 spots, 10 were still available, so I think that’s way too much. There’s one water well on the field, and no drain anywhere—no drainage at all.The path you take to get through the site is dangerous—the little wooden bridge has broken planks, and the pavement leading to the restroom building is in such bad shape that it’s downright dangerous—it’s beyond belief.
There were also no restrooms available; only four were designated for private use.Just let people use them—open them up for everyone on the campground; this is just really unwelcoming.No Wi-Fi either. The pool was full of leaves and trash. But we’re done with this place. We really missed Brabant’s hospitality—we’re heading back to Brabant as soon as possible. The kite festival and the narrow-gauge railway museum were a lot of fun.

Simply beautiful and very relaxing—even with dogs—we’d love to come back again and again ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Replacing a circuit box in the middle of the season is, to put it mildly, extremely inconvenient! We’ve been without power for over an hour now—no hot water, can’t take a shower, can’t bathe my granddaughter. Can’t make coffee, etc. The fridge isn’t working anymore, etc. And then someone has the nerve to say, “Just boil a pot of water!” That’s not what I pay my electricity bill for!

We were staying at a campground. I think the price is way too high for what you get. The campground is poorly maintained, the pool is dirty, and the little path leading to the restrooms is full of holes—I tripped and fell there one evening (I could have brought a flashlight, but I didn’t expect the pavement to be in such bad shape).

So I have absolutely no idea how these good reviews came about. The campground is totally run-down. The restroom building was by far the grossest I’ve ever seen. Daily cleaning? It hadn’t been cleaned in ages. The same goes for the reception area—or rather, the restaurant... I guess that’s where you’re supposed to check in. But you have no idea where. No information in the reservation confirmation. Not a single staff member in sight. The restaurant has a table in the middle of the room with a printer and office trash. I guess that’s supposed to be the reception desk. The restaurant is still littered with dirty glasses and coffee cups left behind by guests. It’s as if everyone just took off several days ago and completely abandoned the place to its fate.
The site itself has a single small water spigot for 8 campsites. The power hookup is also way too far away. Every now and then, a foul smell wafts by. This campsite is completely overpriced, and not even the Wildlands package makes it worth it. One night—and never again.

It's okay. The restroom building is in urgent need of renovation. The pool and the go-karts for the kids are great, but someone should make sure they're in working order or remove them altogether.
The owner can’t be blamed for the mosquito infestation, but it’s a real problem. Having to park the car outside is fine, but having to walk to the front desk every time to get the gate opened could be improved. (Chalet guests are given cards for the gate.)
When asked when the spot must be vacated, they say check-out is from 10 to 11—so at 11—“yeah, everyone just understands 11”—not my kind of humor. Especially since you can’t check in until 3:00 PM. (I can understand that for a rental property, but a campsite? Okay, those are just their rules.)