A great campsite for families with children in the age group 4 - 14. Good, clean facilities and…read moreplayground and beach right next to the camping. We stayed with some friends in the trekkershut. This is a 4 person cottage with 2 bunkbeds, basic cooking faciluties and a stunning view over the lake. All we needed to take along was sleepingbag, pots and pans and toiletry. What i like: - the view from the cottage.

From the owner: Direkt gelegen aan één van de mooiste Friese meren ligt watersportcamping "De Bearshoeke"…read more De Oudegaaster Brekken hebben een open verbinding, zonder bruggen, met het Heegermeer en de Fluessen. Door deze unieke ligging is de camping uitermate geschikt voor de echte watersportliefhebber.

This is just the german name of the island vlieland (north of netherlands)…read more It is a small island with one village (with 2supermarkets) and loads of holiday homes. To get there, take doeksen-ferry from Harlingen or (in summer only) the island hopper.

I would give this experience 6 stars if I could! It was only a few metro stops away from Amsterdam…read moreCentraal with a 10-minute walk. The whole day there could actually have been free, but I paid in advance online for extra experience, like going up to the balcony of the windmills! I was so amazed by how close I was with the blade! The clog "museum" was so cool with alternating English and Dutch demo every 10 minutes. The cheese zone was fascinating. The hot cocoa hut was a fun experience. Honestly, I felt like I was in a dream just by walking along the curvy paths. Can't say I'll be back soon, and the photos I took simply don't do justice to how beautiful this place is. Oh, I miss this place already!

Had a great time walking around here for the day. Started the day by having Dutch pancakes at the…read morerestaurant then walked around looking at the windmills. Paid to go inside one of them just to get a better look. There were some steep ladders you have to climb to go up top and come back down. However it was insightful to see the interior part and how they work. There are many photo opportunities to take with the windmills, the lake with the homes, the wild ducks and at the shops. Check out the clog shop where you can see how they are made and even buy yourself a pair. We enjoyed walking through the cheese store because you can have samples however it was so busy and people were trying to cut the lines which was very aggravating and rude. It is very touristy and crowded.