Camping on Schouwen-Duiveland
If you're looking for that true holiday feeling, a campsite on Schouwen-Duiveland is the perfect choice. Here, you can spend hours cycling or walking along the water and through the scenic polders. The views are wide and open, and the natural surroundings are stunning. Enjoy a day at the beach in Renesse, or visit one of the local nature reserves or information centres. There’s also plenty to do on the water—why not hire a boat, go sailing, or try your hand at windsurfing?
Our Campsites on Schouwen-Duiveland
There are so many beautiful campsites to choose from on Schouwen-Duiveland that it can be hard to pick just one. That’s why we’ve selected the very best and most attractive campsites for you. A campsite by the water is always a great option—what could be better than stepping out of your tent or caravan in the morning and breathing in the fresh sea air? Whether you’re looking for a large or small site, there are plenty of choices, including nature campsites, farm campsites, and mini-campsites. If you can’t get enough of the water, you can even book a campsite with a swimming pool. Browse our selection and find your favourite!
Things to Do During Your Camping Holiday on Schouwen-Duiveland
Schouwen-Duiveland is a beautiful part of Zeeland with plenty to offer campers. Here are our top five recommendations:
Renesse
This well-known seaside resort is a must-visit when you’re on Schouwen-Duiveland. It’s one of the most attractive coastal spots in the Netherlands, with a long, clean beach and a lively village atmosphere during the summer months.
Deltapark Neeltje Jans
The Delta Works are central to Zeeland’s history, and you can learn all about them at Deltapark Neeltje Jans. The park is located next to the largest storm surge barrier in the world and offers insight into the local battle against the sea and the creation of the barrier.
Boswachterij Westerschouwen
This is the largest forest in the province of Zeeland. The area is known for its diversity, with dunes, ponds, and woodlands, making it home to many different species of wildlife. Most of the forest is open to visitors, but some areas are restricted during the bird breeding season.
Watersnoodmuseum
Zeeland was severely affected by the 1953 flood disaster. At this museum, you’ll learn about the Delta Works and get a real sense of the scale of the disaster and its impact on people and the region.
Seal Watching Tour
Many seals live off the coast of Zeeland, thanks to the clean waters and tranquillity of the area. If you’ve always wanted to see seals up close, a seal watching tour is highly recommended.
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Are you convinced of Zeeland’s beauty? Don’t wait—book your ultimate camping holiday at a campsite on Schouwen-Duiveland today! Once you’ve experienced a holiday here, you may never want to leave.
