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 Or this one  we've just come back from here and loved it I've put a review in but it's not showing yet but have a look here for my post on the area.

We have also been to Koningshof. It is a good site but it does get very busy and feel crowded during Dutch school holidays so perhaps best to avoid during those times if you can. The Keukenhof Gardens are only a few miles away and are well worth a visit but they only open for a short period closing around the 18th of May. We have also been to their sister site Delftse Hout which as the name suggests is close to the delightful town of Delft.

David

We stayed here http://www.dekrakeling.nl/nl/ for 3 nights.  Just on the edge of Zeist, near Utrecht.  Good spot for touring with Arnhem in easy reach and just 45 mins to the outskirts of Amsterdam - it's just round the corner from a train station where you get could a train into Amsterdam which was discovered after we had visited.

A nice size of site, not too busy with a restaurant, take away and shop.  A football field and play area for kids and there were nice walks in the forest which backs onto the site.  If you like cycling, I would take your bikes - you need never use your car.  The cycle path network is excellent.  Nice clean showers and loos and we were the only UK family there at the time.

We've just come back from here: http://www.campingindebongerd.nl/english/index.html and I can thoroughly recommend both the site and the area in general. It's about a 2.5 hour, fairly easy, drive from Dunkirk. The facilities are plentiful and immaculate with several very good children's play areas on site and a very nice small town centre about 10 mins walk away. There's a fantastic beach about 20 mins cycle away and lots of interesting small and medium sized towns and villages easily reached by bike on the excellent cycle paths all around the area. It was our first time in Holland and it certainly won't be our last, we cycled everywhere and hardly used the car; either bring your own bikes or hire from the very helpful gentleman who lives adjacent to the campsite. The only thing the site and surrounding area didn't have was very many British holiday makers, this can either be a blessing or a curse depending on your requirements, but it suited us (myself, wife and 2 children- 4 and 7) just fine. Good luck in finding somewhere.

Quote: Originally posted by notrilas on 28/8/2008

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looking for a touring caravan site in Holland any suggestions

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