The camping area is 4-5 km away from the square. You can travel very comfortably by bike. Do not pay high prices to dorms for 12-13 people in the city center. Stay in a tent or rent a room for half the price. Toilets and showers are very clean and adequate. (I think the toilets of the other tent area are a little far away. Mine was close.) The kitchen is useful. (Don\'t forget to bring cooking equipment.)
It would be nice if there were economical but nutritious meals such as soup for those staying in the tent in the cafe. The socializing area is nice, but a more comfortable area can be offered for rainy weather. In fact, the socialization area can be further developed. tents, caravans, wooden rooms, river, trees and people from all over the world. in the city but outside. outside the city but inside. I loved this camp. Thank you camping team.

We were so excited to be arriving in Zeeburg. However, this initial impression was soon thwarted as we were aggressively told to “Shut up” and “Go away” by the security officer, just for showing a little emotion as our friend arrived at the site.
What’s more, we were also followed around the campsite by this employee, and closely supervised, prodded and pushed to “Go away” and “move on”. He incessantly told us that we’d be kicked out of our accommodation and we woke up to a note on our door, summoning us to reception. He had clearly convinced the staff of our “excitable” behavior as they totally backed him up and told us to leave “immediately”. Finally, we had to beg them for one more night (which was already paid for) otherwise we’d be homeless. They agreed, on the condition that we give them more money.
It is a shame because the ideology of the place seemed so insightful, fresh and chilled out. It turned out to be a very cold, strict, aggressive and two-faced camp.
Don’t make the same mistake we did…