Vakantiepark Capfun Ijsselstrand

Beautiful, spacious campsite spots right by the water. The spots near the marina are generous in size. They are located right along the bike path by the IJssel. The shower and toilet facilities are very clean and heated. Showers are free of charge. Indeed, it's wise to bring long electrical cords (40 meters is not an exaggeration), and due to the elongated layout, it can sometimes be a bit of a walk to the pool and other amenities. We found that to be no problem at all. The staff is also very friendly.

A huge chalet town with camping areas located on the outskirts. Our plot was more like a field with potholes and an electrical connection. That was all. The water points were far apart. Some campers needed 50m extensions to reach the power box. The arrangement of the pitches was random. The pitches were cramped, with only 30 cm distance to the neighbor. The pitch numbers were hard to see as they were embedded in the ground. I spoke with 3 other campers who also will never return. The washroom was located behind the dike. In the dark, without light, it was hard to find. This was not a campsite; it was a disaster. We have never had such a bad spot in the Netherlands as this one. Conclusion: once and never again.

This campsite is very poor. Large pitches for camping were promised, but everything had to be squeezed into a space of 7 meters wide and less than 5 meters deep... Many people are leaving dissatisfied. Sanitary facilities: very bad, 4 out of the 8 showers have been broken for 1.5 weeks, and they say the technical service is being sent. Furthermore, the showers are extremely hot and then ice-cold again. The swimming pools are very dirty. The electricity frequently goes out! Camping equipment must be placed very close to each other (less than 30-40 cm). The staff is very unfriendly and uninformed, as complaints are frequent. I don’t understand how this campsite can receive so many stars from the ANWB; this campsite is unworthy of the ANWB! The power cord must be up to 50 m long in some areas! Perhaps the cabins are better, but it’s clear it’s all about profit. For camping: go a little further away. There’s also no supervision/control, and a lot of noise.

This campsite is very poor. They promised large pitches for camping, but we had to fit everything into an area only 7 meters wide and less than 5 meters deep. Many people are leaving out of dissatisfaction. Sanitary facilities: very bad, 4 out of 8 showers have been broken for 1.5 weeks, they say a maintenance team is being sent. Also, the showers are extremely hot and then ice-cold. The swimming pools are very dirty. The power goes out regularly! Camping equipment must be placed very close together (less than 30-40 cm). The staff is very unfriendly and untrained, as complaints keep coming in. I don’t understand how this campsite can receive so many stars from the ANWB; it is unworthy of the ANWB! In some areas, the power cord needs to be 50 meters long! Perhaps the cabins are better, but it clearly only focuses on profit. For camping: go a little further away. There is also no supervision/control, resulting in a lot of noise disturbance.

We were pure campers without children in 08.2025. The campsite was located behind the dike and was very quiet. Unfortunately, the grass had just been mowed, and there were heaps of it left on the field. You can imagine how our camper looked afterwards. There are too few power connections, and they are too far away. Our cable barely reached (about 25m + 15m). This is likely due to the occasional flooding of the Issel. Waste separation does not take place. We did not find a chemical toilet discharge point, even though it was marked on the map. There is no gray water disposal available. The sanitary facilities are clean but dated, just like the rest of the facility. For families with children, it may be acceptable due to the swimming pools, both open and closed, and the children’s entertainment program. The whole site seems designed for quick money-making. If you want to burn money, this is the right place. For pure campers, a weekend for 150€ is too expensive.

The campsite is actually very nice, I stayed at my daughter's camper, so I can only comment on the restroom at the restaurant, which unfortunately has aged but is supposed to be renovated.

Paths in the ass. Warsteiner in Holland. Service trash. The only top, beach and neighbors.

We spent three weeks vacation there with our three children. Unfortunately, there is no pitch with direct water or sewage supply, and the power connection is mediocre; with a poor campsite, at least a 50m cable is needed, devices over 2KW cannot be used. The paths are also quite far, furthermore, the main area is separated by a levee, which is heavily frequented (road cyclists who do not take children into consideration). Information is only provided on the day of arrival. Too bad, a place with potential; here, more attention is paid to chalet rentals.