reviews

We received a warm welcome from the farmer and his family. The tents were clean and well equipped. There is a toilet and a shower per tent, and the shower has hot water. The beds were very comfortable and we were nice and warm at night. There is no electricity so the tents are lit with oil burning lamps and tea light holders. I recommend you bring lots of torches and night lights.||Highlights were- tour of the farm and seeing a calf being born. |Using the hot tubs - you need to build the fire to heat the water, it takes a few hours for the water to get warm enough.|Bonfire built by the farmer for us on our last night.|Pizza oven, set up by the farmer in our field.||It helps if you already know how to make a fire before you come on this sort of holiday.||The only downside is that it is a real working farm (with 700 cows) and work starts on the farm at 5.00am, so expect a bit of noise from that. It wasn’t too bad though.||The kids had a whale of a time and we all really enjoyed it. We would go back.

2022 stays of 18 days and 2023 stays of 21 days: I won't go back over the restaurant, where there's a lot to improve (a mouse on the terrace during my coffee and 1 unpleasant waiter), nor over the entertainment, which could have been better if it had been more modern, but which was spoiled at the end by the manager who, at 10:50 p.m., bursts in in warrior mode to stop the entertainment at 11 p.m., warning: not at 11:01 p.m., otherwise beware of "I'm doing my utmost to apply the house rules to the letter and to guarantee calm at 11 p.m. sharp", no late discussions (11:10 p.m.) at your chalet, because then it's not the manager but the security guard who appears and tells you you're talking too loud... he stays around us for 1 hour, talks louder than we do before he arrives, doesn't want a drink but asks for a cigarette. So, the following evening, we decide to go to the fishing pond to disturb nobody and there the security guard arrives in combat mode (light in the face, no good evening with an absolutely disrespectful tone), ah yes I forgot it's the rules at 11 pm no noise "the carp and animals of the wood sleep"; late discussions are done only at the meeting point indicated in the rules and only that and even if you want to fish at night. So 11 p.m. silence !!!!! but let's talk about the day: howling at 7:30 a.m. (for sleeping in, you forget), loud music at 10 a.m. every day, and always the same one (after 15 days, you lose your temper), not forgetting the shrill screams from the pool and slide, and best of all in front of our chalet, the bawling of guests on their canoes on the pond who think they're alone in the world; so when I read "a peaceful setting to recharge your batteries with family or friends" or "the happiness of our guests is very important to us", I laugh out loud. As for the cleanliness of the chalet, it's nothing like last year's: the shower is moldy and dirty (you can't find a razor cap in the tray), cobwebs on the radiators and ceilings, dust under the beds, a hole in the wall in my son's bedroom when it rains, his bed is all wet; the terrace has slats where the space is too wide and everything falls out: cutlery, coins, washing-machine tokens that can't be retrieved because they've been closed and sealed; tiny, impassable parking lot next to the fishing pond (large, unmarked stone, branch falling onto car roof with bird poo plaster). On the evening of our arrival, the gas supply was cut off, making it impossible to finish cooking the French fries. I'd like to finish off with the headmistress, who is inaccessible to dialogue: one evening I was asked by her, without even saying hello, "Are you the 90° washing machine?" when I'd spent the afternoon going back and forth to put my washing on (the 90° took over 3 hours), or you asked her where the party was, and she looked at you and said "what's wrong now". In short, my children, my husband, my friends and I never want to come back, even though the place has enormous potential. A special mention to several employees who are extremely friendly and kind.

Super but not so suitable with children

It is a small, cozy park and a beautiful view of the Beulakerwijde.

Lovely stay had in a duo pod. Super friendly welcome and service in general. Good yoga classes and activities. It would have been nice if the nearby resto had been open more often.

Is a fine park

Very helpful owner. Beautiful campsite Clean sanitary facilities

Great days had at buitenplaats Holten. Two young adults and one a little more mature. Much appreciated: the mailings and during the stay the confidence regarding retrieval of additional booked items through the living room. Perhaps realistic to mention that this is a new park, so not the privacy expected as outlined on the floor plan. Not an issue for us :)

There is plenty to do at the park.

Very relaxed enjoyable. Children could play nice and animation with construction kits were top. Cottage beautifully new and hip styled

Superb campsite with large pitch for camper van. Very quiet, peaceful, with nice animals for the children, swimming pool, nice sanitary facilities, very clean, very friendly and welcoming owners. I highly recommend this quiet little spot because it deserves it. See you soon camping fargogne.

Fine, clean and quiet campground. We were here on a cycling vacation in transit. Close to Hooghalen for shopping. There is a small but nice playground (including air cushion). Plumbing is very clean, washing machine available. If the weather is bad, the indoor area seems to be open. Sympathetic owner.