reviews

We stayed at the camping for 10 nights in September 2025. We went with the Mimosa tiny house for four adults. The house is indeed tiny, but very comfortable and has a very big, covered terrace (we only slept in the house). Note there is only one bedroom and the other bed is a daybed (pull-out sofa) in the living room - this is mentioned in the description, but was not 100% clear for me from the description. The house was clean, the equipment was as described. The Mimosa houses are located in the top part of the village, which gives a lot of privacy (you basically don't see the rest of the camping from your terrace), but requires walking uphill (50meters or so). Due to the location of our house, we were not bothered by the road traffic - this may be the case for the pitches/accomodations located lower (although the road was not very busy at all during our stay there). There's a small shop selling bread and basic food items, but there are plenty of bigger and smaller shops within a 20 min car drive. We tried the pizza on the campsite, it was tasty and good value for money. We didn't use the toilets/showers on the campsite, so can't comment on this. During our stay only the deep pool was open - the water was crystal clear, but the pool is to deep to stand in. It makes it less crowded as people don't "linger" in it for too long, but may be an issue for those with kids or not able to swim. The area is absolutely amazing - a lot of beautiful sights, whether you're into nature or culture. Cote D'Azur and the Alps are also a short drive away, making it a great base for shorter and longer trips. Definitely recommend, we will be coming back!

We were there with the caravan. The campsite leaves nothing to be desired. Everything is clean. The wash houses are clean. The restaurants are very tasty. The slide park is nice, but could do with more shade at the children's pool.

Property number 56 was not left very clean when I came in with the fam and there is some damage present which has not been repaired as e.g., above the dining table on the ceiling is a hole, by the toilet on the ground floor is a small fire spot, in the bathroom on the second floor is the mirror is not very neat anymore and in that bathroom there is a lamp broken....

Both days not able to use hot tub due to junk in the water and unclear instructions heating bath. During first entry the house smelled like wet dog because of a tea towel left on the floor after cleaning. This park sucks, I would definitely not recommend it.

A mixed experience at EuroParc Biesbosch, with one major drawback: the swimming pool. The pool is in a totally unacceptable state: dirty water with visible waste, hair and dirt. The changing rooms are extremely unkempt, with a strong musty, rotten smell. I didn't even dare put my 28-month-old daughter on the floor because of the deplorable hygiene. For a facility that welcomes families, this space clearly needs urgent attention. The lack of upkeep is also felt in the center of the park, where there is garbage in many places, which detracts from the overall image of the site. As for the accommodation, it was very spacious, with plenty of room, clean and sufficient crockery, as well as correct bedding and linen. Overall, the accommodation was clean, although we did notice a few insects. Another point to bear in mind is that the property is quite noisy, as the freeway is right next door, which can be a nuisance when resting. To sum up, the accommodation is OK, but the condition of the pool and the lack of maintenance of the common areas clearly spoil the stay, especially with a young child.

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We are currently winter camping there. In itself a very nice campsite in a beautiful location. The only reason I wouldn't book this site again is the lack of accessibility. There is a disabled bathroom. I was given a key for this. When I arrived at the door, it was open and could not be locked with the key. Fortunately, it could be locked from the inside. The paths down from the square have very high thresholds at the end, which you can't get over or past in a wheelchair. You have to take a relatively long detour to get around them. This is really anything but well thought out. I wanted to let the reception know, but it's not really barrier-free there either. An edge at the main entrance. There are electric sliding doors, great. But the second door is a normal door that opens outwards and is very difficult for wheelchair users to pass through. That's why I turned around. A real shame. Edit: Just had a shower in the disabled bathroom. There is no classic tap, but the shower starts when you stroke the sensor. That's not a problem. But the water, which had practically zero pressure and only splashed out slightly, ran out every 5!!!!! seconds (no, I'm not joking) and you had to touch the sensor again. Washing long hair and rinsing it out again would probably take half a day, so I didn't bother. I'm really not fussy, but that's really a disgrace. And the place is called handicapped accessible... A joke. Never again.

Supet cared for park. Staff very friendly and helpful. Location 100% in ordre. Reasonable price. Definitely come back again.

The RV site is perfect. Neat showers and toilets, paved pitch, quiet, nice walks nearby. Very correct price, 19€ for electricity, shower, wifi

A gem!!! We already had a wonderful time there!!! Until the next 🙂

Scheleberg is top notch. Relax

Top accommodation in Domburg. Excellent service. Gladly again