We spent four nights in a camping pod at Camping de Badhoeve. There were the sockets for charging our phones, a microwave, and an electric kettle. There is a sink located right outside the pods, which we found to be very convenient. There are curtains for the door and for the small window that keep us private at night. One positive point is that there is a net around the small window to keep the mosquitoes and other insects outside. The campsite is located near Amsterdam. We easily went to the P+R nearby, then took the trams to the city center. There was one day when we arrived at the parkings late in the morning, and they were full. We had to wait 30 minutes outside before having a parking lot. It seems to be normal there. The sanitation is generally acceptable. It also depends on the guests' awareness. We highly appreciate the campsite's staff because they were friendly and answered our questions very clearly.

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Really, really loved staying here. Idiosyncratic and we enjoyed our time, with lovely 45-60min cycles into Amsterdam and beautiful views on the way. Incredibly helpful and interesting hosts who made our stay extra special. A gem of a find.

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They charged us 10 euros for one Aperol, which is super overpriced! Overall, it's a small campsite. You can swim there, but the water is pretty dirty. It's also very windy, and the playground is not suitable for kids under 3 years old. The bathroom was okay, and the shower cost an extra 1 euro. If you're arriving in a camper, I recommend taking the first spot on the left side—it's quieter and better located.

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