Viewing Dune Park

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FIRST OFF: We’re not experienced campers; we booked on a whim in the summer with two kids and two basic tents.

Plenty of campsites, close to the sea. The campsites aren’t particularly spacious. There are enough restroom facilities, cleaned at least once a day; some are new and clean, while others are a bit worn. The sand throughout the campground turns your feet dark to black. In the outer areas of the campground, the forest is quite littered in places.

In the “center,” there’s a great supermarket, well-maintained sports facilities, a good restaurant, and snack bars. You’ve just got to like the kids’ program and entertainment; the restaurant’s hours are very short, as is customary in the Netherlands. (No food served after 8 p.m.)

The beach is a short walk away, but it’s a gorgeous sandy beach (dog-friendly), clean, and closes at 9:00 PM. There are two pretty good beach bars/restaurants; on the left, there’s a fantastic wood-fired pizza place!

The location, the center, and the price make up for the other things—we’d definitely come back!

A large, spacious campground with lots of attractions for kids. We stayed in spot #2 with our RV—the sites are very spacious, just a 10-minute walk to the beach, very dog-friendly, and there’s a large store on the grounds. Advance reservations are strongly recommended. Best regards, Anne and Jürgen. In 2026, we returned and were very disappointed—the site wasn’t good; we were parked under an oak tree, and the acorns were falling on our RV day and night. furthermore, the cleaning crew wasn’t exactly the best—they locked the showers and restrooms at 8 a.m. and were done just before 10 a.m. Then our daughter wasn’t allowed onto the site to pick up her belongings, such as two large suitcases, so we had to haul everything all the way to the car, so we won’t be booking this campground again—Landal should look into this.

Right on the beach; you can drive into the park in a designated area and park right outside the door. That’s why I give it 5 stars for the location. But that’s about it. The pool is small and dirty. Despite the swimming rules, the kids jump off the edge into the water and the lifeguard says nothing. Likewise, people are throwing hard balls around—no reaction. The rooms are poorly insulated; we booked four days and got four days of rain and falling hazelnuts at night. It was so loud at night that we had to catch up on sleep during the day. I didn’t know rain could keep me awake like that. There were no trash bags, no sponges, no soap in the bathroom, and no cleaning supplies. You have to bring your own towels and bed linens—or pay a hefty price for them. And all this for 1,200 euros for 4 nights. The playground is rather tiny, and the activities on offer are pretty lackluster. The food isn’t good. At home, the manager—watery surface, hardly any cutlery, small sofa, small bathroom!

It's actually pretty nice, but everything costs extra—for example, 6 minutes on the trampoline costs 3 €.

We had booked a mobile home. The booking process and check-in went smoothly. Inside the mobile home, there were dirty plates in the cupboard, and the dishwasher had clearly seen better days—both in terms of hygiene and functionality. Otherwise, though, everything was very neat and impressive! For dining, I recommend the beach clubs—the on-site restaurant here is a disaster!