Camping De Zeehoeve

The fascinating Wadden Sea to the west and the Bolswardervaart canal to the east make Camping De Zeehoeve a popular holiday destination for anyone who enjoys spending time by the water. Swimming and boating, fishing and relaxing are popular leisure activities at this family-friendly campsite. The proximity to the town also brings many advantages, and nothing stands in the way of holiday shopping and attractive excursions.

Relaxed camping holiday not far from the Wadden Sea

The seasonal campsite in the north-west of the Netherlands welcomes guests from April to late October. Boat owners are particularly drawn to the direct access to the water. Camping holidaymakers can bring their own motorboat, sailing boat or canoe to Camping De Zeehoeve and launch them here. Passionate anglers will also enjoy the two lake areas and, with a bit of luck and the appropriate fishing licence, can catch their own fresh fish for dinner. The campsite is spacious and offers pitches on both grass and sand. In addition to the pitches for permanent campers and the permanent accommodation units on site, the ten-hectare site offers 200 guest pitches. These are all parcelled out and are partially surrounded by bushes and shady trees. Each of the pitches, which measure between 90 and 140 square metres, has an electricity connection. Some are also equipped with a fresh water and waste water connection. A total of three sanitary buildings are available to holidaymakers at Camping De Zeehoeve. Guests who have already spent their holidays here appreciate the cleanliness and friendly atmosphere, as well as the three playgrounds for children. The food and drink on offer in the restaurant is also very popular. In addition to buffets, guests can satisfy their appetite with snacks, burgers and sweet delicacies.

A trip to Harlingen is always worthwhile

A nice walk along the dyke or a short bike ride and holidaymakers have already reached the town of Harlingen. Here you will find everything a camper's heart needs: Shopping opportunities, catering facilities and interesting excursion destinations. The Hannemahuis cultural centre, for example, offers changing exhibitions and events, and in the Harlinger Aardewerk & Tegelfabriek, visitors can marvel at the craftsmanship of ceramists and tile makers. The craft has a long tradition here and has been practised since the end of the 16th century. Shipping has an equally long history. Guests can take the ferry to the Frisian island of Terschelling and spend a wonderful day on the more than 20 kilometres of beach.