EuroParcs Poort van Amsterdam

This is a great campsite with lovely grassy pitches, some of which have a direct view of the Markermeer. The large lawn with benches, tables, and three fire pits invites you to engage in recreational activities. The sanitary facilities housed in a container designed to look like wood are clean and were cleaned daily even in October. The staff is very friendly, but they had little information about waste and toilet disposal. In October, the site was not very crowded, which we found pleasant. At the restaurant, we ordered a cappuccino – reasonably priced, but the food seemed quite expensive. Since many amenities had limited opening hours in the off-season, we can't say much about that. The sanitary facilities are a bit cramped, and there was no permanent outdoor lighting by the container. Washing up is possible outside at the container or in the old bathhouse, which is rather musty and has seen better days. Overall, highly recommended!

Moin Moin, after 10 years of camping, it’s by far the dirtiest I have ever seen. The pitch was great, the rest as mentioned above. Due to a private accident back home, we had to leave on short notice. Upon returning home and being able to sort everything out. EuroParc Amsterdam remains a complete catastrophe 🙈

The XL pitches with grass can be booked directly with a water view, there are also standard pitches and gravel pitches for motor homes. The sanitary facilities are in a container, old and partly dirty. Grey water disposal is poorly accessible with a motor home, very tight. The staff is very attentive and friendly. The offer of gastronomy and shops is expensive and mediocre. The proximity to Amsterdam is excellent and easily reachable by bike. This naturally also attracts party people. The sauna was closed and the 'indoor pool' is a joke, just a larger overcrowded children's splash pool. Price-performance is too expensive.