On a little field where we used to grow wildflower bulbs, we started our mini-campsite in 2013. Every spring, dozens of snowdrops, crocuses, irises, and other spring bulbs still pop up along the edges of the field.
We sowed the field with a grass mix for sports fields. The soil is firm and very well-draining. In all these years, not a single caravan or camper has ever gotten stuck.
The campsite has 14 spacious pitches with an electricity connection. In addition, there is space for a few small tents. Check the map to get an idea of the layout of our mini-campground.
On the south side there are tall oak trees that provide shade during the warm summer months. On the west side, we have created a windbreak of shrubs and pruned waste. Parallel to the dirt road on the east side, a row of various types of shrubs has been planted.
You can park and charge bikes in the open shed. There’s also a spot to dry clothes or – if arranged – to place a mini fridge.
Next to the shed, we’ve got two units with showers, sinks with hot and cold water, toilets, and a urinal. Each unit has a little electric heater. Between the units, you can wash dishes, do a small load of laundry, or handle other cleaning tasks. Behind the units, there’s a tank for emptying the chemical toilet. The bathrooms are covered by a so-called walking canopy – a mobile tunnel greenhouse commonly used in horticulture, giving some shelter and privacy.
There’s a separate small parking area for cars. Check the map.
