Zandput

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Peace, beach and playtime for the whole family at The Sandpit Campsite

From The Sandpit Campsite, you can easily reach the dunes, the beach and the natural surroundings of Women's Polder. Take a walk along the Blue Flag North Sea beach, where you can enjoy clean and safe swimming water. Children can play in the playground or join a Do It Yourself activity. As a guest, you have free access to the indoor water park at Beach Resort Camperland, 10 km away. End the day at the dining café and enjoy a seaside holiday.

  • Beach within walking distance
  • Dining café
  • Surrounded by nature
  • Free access to Beach Resort Kamperland water park
  • DIY activities for kids
  • Children's playground
  • North Sea beach within walking distance
  • Right in the dunes of Walcheren
  • Toddler pool, slide and wave pool in the water park
  • Restaurant and snack bar
  • Bicycle rental at the park
  • Pedal go-kart and handcart rental

Facilities and activities at Zandput

(Sports) activities

  • Bicycle rental

Activities in the area

  • Brewery (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
  • Casino (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
  • Diving
  • Cycling
  • Canoeing
  • Kitesurfing
  • Museums (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
  • Mountain biking
  • Nature park (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
  • Horseback riding
  • Picturesque villages
  • Surfing
  • Fishing
  • Water skiing / wakeboarding
  • National park (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
  • Paddle boarding

Kids and teenagers

  • Playground (outdoor)
  • Go-kart-rental

Location

  • By the sea

Park facilities

  • Reception
  • Open all year
  • Accessible by public transport
  • Charging point for electric car
  • Supermarket
  • Wifi in public area (free)
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language

  • Dutch
  • English

Food & Beverage

  • Bar

Holiday park

  • Landal
Zandput

Surroundings

Walk through historic Veere

Enjoy an atmospheric trip to Veere, the historic town on Lake Veere, just a short bike ride from the park. Walk through the old streets past the Town Hall, the Great Church, and the Scottish Houses, where Museum Veere tells you more about the city’s rich past. Along the quay and by the marina, you will find terraces overlooking the water and the boats sailing in. Then head towards the ramparts or the Stone Bear, an old bastion dating from the time of the fortifications, and look out over polders and the lake. Take your time, stroll past the harbour and facades, and discover why Veere is such a beloved Zeeland stop on a relaxed day full of history, water, and Zeeland charm.

Experience water and technology at Neeltje Jans

Enjoy a day full of water, technology, and Zeeland nature at Delta Park Neeltje Jans, on the former construction island in the Eastern Scheldt storm surge barrier. Discover how the storm surge barrier works and why the Delta Works are so important for protection against the sea. During a guided tour or visit to the park, you will learn more about flood safety, the Flood Disaster, and the power of the Eastern Scheldt. Outside, you can walk along the beach, dunes, and water, with views of one of the Netherlands’ best-known hydraulic engineering works. The surrounding area also offers walking routes through the Neeltje Jans nature reserve. Combine technology, history, and fresh sea air in one outing, and experience for yourself how impressive Zeeland is by the water.


Get out on the water at Lake Veere

Lake Veere is a freshwater lake enclosed by Zeeland dikes and one of the province’s most popular water sports destinations. At the marinas around the lake, you can rent sailboats, windsurfing boards, and SUP boards. The water is calm enough for beginners, yet large enough for a substantial trip. On the lake, you can sail without tides or currents, making it different from sailing on the Eastern Scheldt itself.

Walk through the Orange Sun nature reserve

From Camping The Sandpit, you can walk straight into the Orange Sun nature reserve, without a car or bike. In this varied dune landscape, you will pass calcareous grasslands, small pools, and dune forests located close together. In spring, the dunes bloom with orchids and other special plants. The paths offer countless possibilities, from a short morning walk to an extensive day outdoors. Put on your walking shoes and discover how surprisingly green and peaceful the Zeeland dunes are here.

Practical information

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  • Pets are welcome at the park in some of the accommodations. Select your pet(s) under the number of travellers to see which accommodations welcome pets.

Zandput scored with a 8.6

122 reviews

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  • 16 Oct 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 02 Oct 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 01 Oct 2026

    We stayed at this campground for the first time from September 13 to September 27, 2026. With a “small” RV and a large tent, we parked in one of the RV sites there.

    The campground is in a beautiful location, right behind or in front of the dunes leading to the beach. The walk to the beach is lovely.

    The restroom facilities could … probably use a little renovation. But honestly, I don’t need hotel-style luxury at a campground. There are toilets and showers. That’s enough. Just in case, there are washing machines and dryers. You’ll need quite a bit of change for those, but you can easily get change at the front desk or in the campground store.

    The campsites are all separated by hedges, which gives you some privacy. While we were there, though, I found the campground to be quite noisy. Unfortunately, there are people who don’t really care about a good night’s sleep. But okay… that doesn’t change anything about the campground itself.

    The store is well-stocked, though of course much more expensive than at a regular discount store. But you can get your morning roll or whatever else you want for breakfast.

    Vrouwenpolder is just a few minutes away by bike, and the surrounding towns and villages are all easily accessible by bike as well.

    If you need to or want to do a bit more shopping, it’s worth driving to Kamperland to the Albert Heijn, since the Plus store in Vrouwenpolder isn’t exactly cheap either.

    Now back to the campground.
    There’s a restaurant right at the reception desk. I have to give them a special thanks. On the evening of our arrival, we went there to grab a bite to eat.
    Unfortunately, I’m intolerant to a very, very wide range of foods, which makes eating out a real challenge. One of the women working there was surprised that I just wanted a serving of fries and immediately asked if there was anything I couldn’t eat. That was incredibly thoughtful, and on top of that, she put together a salad for me that met my needs. I thought that was so incredibly sweet. A thousand thanks again for that 😊🤗

    All in all, I can really recommend this spot. This won’t be our last visit here.

    A quick note: at the RV sites, there’s always one electrical box for every two spots. There’s no water hookup at the site itself. However, there is water available along the path between the sites.

    And with that, I’ll wrap up my little story 😁

    Oh no...the site seems to be very popular with dog owners. I’ve never seen so many dogs in my life. However, dogs must be kept on a leash on the grounds.

    this is a translation, click here for the original

    Wir waren vom 13.09. bis 27.09.2026 das erste Mal auf diesem Campingplatz. Mit einem "Kleinen" Wohnmobil und einem großen Zelt, standen wir auf einem der dort vorhandenen Wohnmobilstellplätzen.

    Der Campingplatz liegt sehr schön direkt hinter oder vor den Dünen zum Strand. Der Weg zum Strand sehr schön.

    Die Sanitären Anlagen könnten evtl ne kleine Sanierung vertragen. Aber ganz ehrlich, auf nem Campingplatz brauche ich keinen Luxus wie im Hotel. Es gibt Toiletten, Duschen. Reicht. Für den Fall der Fälle gibt es Waschmaschinen und Trockner. Für diese braucht man einiges an Kleingeld, welches man aber ohne Probleme an der Rezeption oder im Campingladen wechseln kann.

    Die Stellplätze sind alle durch Hecken unterteilt. So hat man noch eine gewisse Privatsphäre. In der Zeit wo wir dort waren, fand ich es allerdings sehr unruhig auf dem Platz. Leider gibt es Menschen, die von Nachtruhe nicht soviel halten. Aber ok...das ändert nix an dem Campingplatz selbst.

    Der Laden ist gut ausgestattet, jedoch natürlich wesentlich teurer als im normalen Discounter. Aber man bekommt Morgens sein Brötchen oder was auch immer man sich fürs Frühstück wünscht.

    Vrouwenpolder ist in wenigen Minuten mit dem Rad erreichbar und auch umliegende Städte/Dörfer sind alle gut mit dem Rad zu erreichen.

    Wenn man mal etwas mehr einkaufen muss oder möchte, lohnt es sich nach Kamperland zum Albert Heijn zu fahren, denn der Plus Laden in Vrouwenpolder ist auch nicht so günstig.

    Nun zurück zum Platz.
    Es gibt direkt an der Rezeption ein Restaurant. Da muss ich ein spezielles Danke ausdrücken. Am Abend unserer Ankunft, waren wir dort hingegangen um etwas zu speisen.
    Leider vertrage ich sehr sehr viele Lebensmittel nicht, wodurch essen gehen wirklich zur Herausforderung wird. Eine der dort arbeitenden Damen hat sich gewundert dass ich einfach nur eine Portion Pommes wollte und hat direkt gefragt ob ich irgendwas nicht vertrage. Mega aufmerksam zum einen und zum anderen, wurde mir dann ein Salat zusammen gestellt, der meinen Bedürfnissen entsprach. Das fand ich so mega lieb. Dafür nochmal tausend Dank 😊🤗

    Letztendlich kann ich den Platz wirklich empfehlen. Wir werden hier nicht das Letzte Mal gewesen sein.

    Kleiner Hinweis: an den Wohnmobilstellplätzen gibt es immer einen Stromkasten für zwei Plätze. Einen Wasseranschluss am Platz gibt es nicht. Jedoch zwischen den Plätzen am Weg gibt es Wasser.

    Damit beende ich meine Kurzgeschichte 😁

    Ah nein...der Platz scheint bei Hundebesitzern sehr beliebt zu sein. Ich habe in meinem Leben noch nie soviele Hunde gesehen. Allerdings besteht auf dem Platz Leinenpflicht.

    Review from Google
  • 23 Sep 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 17 Sep 2026

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    Review from Google
  • 13 Sep 2026

    Campground with plenty of space
    Restaurant with very friendly service

    this is a translation, click here for the original

    Campiplatz mit großzügigem Flächen
    Restaurant sehr nette Bedienung

    Review from Google
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Frequently asked questions about Zandput

  1. What are the check-in and check-out times for Zandput?
    The check-in at Zandput starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  2. Is Zandput open all year round?
    Yes, Zandput is open all year round.
  3. Is there a restaurant at Zandput?
    No there are no restaurants at Zandput. The park does however offer a bar
  4. Is there a wifi at Zandput?
    The park offers free wifi in the shared space(s).
  5. Is there a camping store at Zandput?
    Yes, at Zandput you'll find a supermarket.
  6. Can I charge my electric car at Zandput?
    Yes, at Zandput you'll find a charging point for electric car.
  7. Is there a bike rental facility at Zandput?
    Yes, at Zandput you'll find a bicycle rental.

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