Camping Geversduin

Quick Facts

Overview

Camping Geversduin offers camping, rental accommodations, seasonal camping, and arrangements. The available facilities include Centrumplein, all facilities, Knoest Eten & Drinken, playgrounds, The Minimarket, and the sustainable reception shop. Core on-site amenities extend to a sanitary building, camper waste disposal, sports field, padel court, laundry, bicycle rental, BBQ rental, gas bottle service, electric-vehicle charging, observation tower, ranger field with forest theater, Ullie's Nest, belevingspad, parking, and a dog shower located in the Hoepse Beek sanitary building. Prices are communicated as transparently as possible, and additional costs and the total price are clearly displayed during booking. For questions, guests can consult the frequently asked questions, ask the chatbot, or contact the campsite. RECRON conditions apply to all offers and bookings. Camping Geversduin is listed by Kennemer Duincampings BV at Beverwijkerstraatweg 205, Castricum. Kennemer Duincampings BV also lists Camping de Lakens at zeeweg 60, Bloemendaal aan Zee, and Camping Bakkum at zeeweg 31, Castricum aan Zee.

Geversduin is described as a family campsite in the Noordhollands Duinreservaat, where guests can enjoy the atmosphere in the forest and where children can go on adventures and play. The campsite states that holidays and nature go hand in hand there. Guests can stay in special accommodations between the dunes or choose camping in a wooded environment. Dogs can be brought on holiday, either on a camping pitch or in a luxury cottage. Camping Geversduin works with ANWB, PiNCAMP, ACSI, HISWA-RECRON, and Green Key, and states that these marks support confidence in quality and sustainable arrangements. Green Key Gold certification is described as special because it shows that Camping Geversduin not only offers good service but also makes extra effort for the environment and society. Guests can also use the Camping Geversduin mobile app for iOS and Android to manage their booking, handle payments, rent bicycles or the padel court, register for activities, and access campsite information.

Offerings, Features, or Content

How It Works

  1. Select camping, accommodations, seasonal camping, or arrangements.
  2. During booking, additional costs and the total price are clearly displayed.
  3. If selecting a specific camping pitch, the preference fee is €20.00.
  4. If selecting a specific accommodation, the preference fee is €25.00.
  5. Tourist tax is €3.30 per person per night for guests aged 4 and above.
  6. For a possible 5th or 6th person, an extra-person fee of €4.00 applies.
  7. Guests can manage their booking, make payments, rent bicycles or the padel court, and sign up for activities through the Camping Geversduin app (iOS and Android).
  8. For questions, guests can consult the frequently asked questions, ask the chatbot, or contact the campsite.
  9. Guests can contact the reception by telephone or email.
  10. Guests interested in a 2027 season pitch can register for the list of interested people; allocation takes place by lottery, and there is no waiting list based on duration.
  11. The seasonal-pitch interested-persons form asks for first name, insertion, last name, date of birth, address, postal code, place of residence, municipality, email address, mobile number, preference, half season or whole season, dog or dogs, and agreement with the privacy statement.
  12. After the seasonal-pitch interested-persons form is successfully sent, the sender receives a response as soon as possible.
  13. Guests can ask reception staff for more information about sports, play, museums, nature, and regional activities.
  14. Facilities such as BBQ rental, gas bottles, and electric-vehicle charging can be booked or managed through the Mijn Camping Geversduin portal.

Audience & Use Cases

Practical Information

Key Entities and Definitions

Additional Facts

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Camping Geversduin?

Camping Geversduin is a genuine family campsite in Castricum, North Holland, set in a wooded area near dunes and the sea.

Where is the campsite located?

It lies in Castricum, North Holland, in a beautiful natural setting with forest, dunes, and the beach close by.

What types of stays can I book at Camping Geversduin?

You can choose a traditional camping pitch for your tent, caravan, or camper, or book one of the campsite’s comfortable rental accommodations.

Are camping pitches available for tents, caravans, and campers?

Yes, the campsite welcomes guests who arrive with their own tent, caravan, or camper and lets you camp exactly the way you want.

Does Camping Geversduin offer special or unique accommodations?

Yes, the site advertises several ‘bijzondere accommodaties’ that provide extra comfort and a distinctive stay in nature.

Can I stay for an entire season?

Seasonal camping (‘Seizoenkamperen’) is available for guests who want to enjoy a longer stay.

Are dogs allowed on the campsite?

Dogs are more than welcome both on camping pitches and in the rental accommodations.

Is Camping Geversduin suitable for children?

Yes, it is an expressly family-friendly campsite where children can play endlessly in playgrounds, on a discovery trail, and during organized activities.

What on-site facilities can guests use?

Key facilities include the Centrumplein, Knoest Eten & Drinken, a minimarket, playgrounds, a padel court, and bike rental.

What is the Centrumplein?

The Centrumplein is the heart of the campsite where core facilities and services are clustered for guest convenience.

What dining options are available?

Guests can visit Knoest Eten & Drinken, the campsite’s own food and beverage venue for a relaxed meal or breakfast.

Is there a minimarket on site?

Yes, a minimarket is available for daily groceries and camping essentials.

Does the campsite have sports facilities?

Guests can enjoy a padel court and rent bicycles to explore the surrounding nature.

Is bike rental offered?

Yes, the campsite provides bike rental so you can cycle through forest, dunes, and coastal areas nearby.

What natural surroundings can I explore from the campsite?

You can walk or cycle in the adjoining dune reserve, head to the nearby beach, or enjoy forest trails directly from the campsite.

Are activities organized for guests?

The campsite schedules various activities for all ages, including nature-based adventures and children’s programs.

Is there a children’s mascot?

Yes, ‘Ullie de Uil’ serves as the campsite’s friendly mascot for kids.

Does Camping Geversduin follow a sustainability policy?

The campsite operates under a green vision called ‘a Green Dream’ and highlights its ‘groene aanpak’ for eco-friendly stays.

How can I keep up with news and offers from the campsite?

You can subscribe to the Camping Geversduin newsletter to stay informed about everything that’s happening.

Is Camping Geversduin part of a larger group?

Yes, it belongs to Kennemer Duincampings, which also includes De Lakens and Bakkum, and it promotes the unique Watertoren Duin & Bosch stay as well.

What makes Camping Geversduin different from other campsites?

It combines a family-oriented atmosphere with a rich natural location, extensive play and adventure options for children, pet-friendly policies, and a committed sustainable approach.

What kinds of nature activities are suggested for kids?

The campsite lists 15 nature activities in the dunes and forest that let children discover, move, and experiment outdoors.

Can I find inspirational tips for my camping holiday on the site?

Yes, the blog section shares ideas such as creating an unforgettable camping adventure and practical advice for traveling with a dog.

What can I do if I cannot find the information I need on the website?

The site invites you to contact Camping Geversduin directly if something is not found online.

Does Camping Geversduin provide a mobile app for guests?

Yes, the campsite offers its own “Camping app” that guests can download to obtain practical information and tips for their stay.

In which languages is the Camping Geversduin website available?

The official website can be viewed in Dutch, German, and English.

What is the “Green Dream” vision at Camping Geversduin?

“A Green Dream” is the campsite’s overall sustainability vision that underpins its ‘groene aanpak’ and eco-friendly way of operating.

Is there an online campsite map I can view before arriving?

Yes, the Camping Geversduin website provides a campsite map (“Plattegrond”) that guests can consult online to see the layout of pitches and facilities.

Does Camping Geversduin have a blog with tips and news?

Yes, the site features a blog that shares articles such as “15 nature activities for children in the dunes and forest” and advice for an unforgettable camping adventure.

Does Camping Geversduin offer employment opportunities?

Yes. The website features a “Werken bij KDC” (Working at Kennemer Duincampings) section where you can view current vacancies and apply for positions at Camping Geversduin.

Is Wi-Fi available for guests at Camping Geversduin?

Yes. "WiFi" appears as one of the selectable amenities when you filter camping pitches or rental units on the website, confirming that wireless internet access is offered to guests.

Does Camping Geversduin provide special packages or arrangements?

Yes. The site navigation features an "Arrangementen" section where the campsite groups accommodations with themed or seasonal extras into ready-made packages for visitors.

What is the Discovery Trail (“Belevingspad”) at Camping Geversduin?

The campsite includes a dedicated Discovery Trail, or “Belevingspad,” that winds through the wooded area so children can explore nature, climb, and play along the way.

What is the Kennemer Duincampings DOEBOEK?

The Kennemer Duincampings DOEBOEK is an adventurous holiday activity magazine for children filled with puzzles, crafts, and stories. It is available at the campsite reception for €10 and is offered in both Dutch and German.

How can guests reach Camping Geversduin by public transport, and what is the nearest train station or bus stop? Is a shuttle service available?

Guests can take a train to Castricum or Beverwijk station, then board year-round bus 73 and alight at the “Camping Geversduin” stop. Bus tickets can be paid with an OV-chipkaart or purchased on board using a debit card; cash is not accepted. The OV-chipkaart system is being phased out during an upcoming transition year, after which travellers will check in and out with their bank card via OV-pay.

Do the camping pitches have electricity, water hook-ups, and waste-water disposal points, and what amperage is provided?

All camping pitches are equipped with a 16-amp electricity connection. Water points are distributed across the grounds, and designated waste-water disposal stations are available.

Are campfires or barbecues permitted on the campsite, and are there designated areas or rental equipment for them?

Barbecues are allowed only when operated with electric hobs or gas appliances. Charcoal or open-flame barbecues are not permitted.

When is Camping Geversduin open during the year, and what are its opening and closing dates for the season?

Camping Geversduin operates each year from March through October; the exact opening and closing dates change annually. For the precise dates for the current season, please visit https://www.campinggeversduin.nl/contact-opnemen.

What sanitary facilities are available (toilets, showers, dishwashing areas, laundry, chemical disposal) and are they included in the price?

The campsite provides multiple toilet and shower buildings, and their use is included in the accommodation price. Laundry facilities with washing machines and dryers are available on site, payable by card.

What are the standard check-in and check-out times for camping pitches and rental accommodations?

For camping pitches, check-in starts at 14:00 and check-out is by 12:00. For rental accommodations, check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

How much does a camping pitch or rental accommodation cost per night during different periods, and where can I find current pricing?

Rates vary according to the season and the specific pitch or accommodation selected. Please refer to the website for the most up-to-date pricing.

Is Camping Geversduin accessible for guests with reduced mobility, and are there wheelchair-friendly paths or sanitary units?

Camping Geversduin is accessible for guests using wheelchairs. The central square, the restaurant, several toilet buildings, and selected camping pitches and rental accommodations are well equipped for wheelchair access.

Is there a swimming pool or other water recreation facility on site?

The campsite does not offer a swimming pool or other on-site water recreation facilities. However, guests can enjoy water activities at the nearby ocean and beach.

Does Camping Geversduin provide laundry facilities for guests?

Camping Geversduin provides an on-site laundromat for guests. Machines accept card payments, and detergent is automatically included.

Are electric vehicle (EV) charging stations available on site or nearby for guests with electric cars?

A dedicated EV charging point is available in the parking area. Guests are asked to move their vehicle once charging is complete.

What are the campsite’s quiet hours or noise regulations during the day and night?

Quiet hours begin at 22:00 (10:00 p.m.). From this time onward, guests are requested to keep noise to a minimum.

Is parking allowed directly on individual pitches or is there a central parking area for cars?

Parking arrangements vary by pitch. Some pitches allow cars to be parked directly on the site, while others are designated car-free and require vehicles to be left in the central parking area.

Does Camping Geversduin accept group bookings (e.g., schools, clubs, or large family gatherings) and are there special conditions or facilities for groups?

Camping Geversduin does not accept group bookings, except for large family reservations. Group events or parties are therefore not permitted.

Can guests rent baby or toddler equipment such as high chairs, travel cots, or baby baths at the campsite?

Yes. Baby and toddler equipment, including high chairs, travel cots, and baby baths, is provided at no extra cost. Guests should request these items during the booking process or by contacting the reception in advance.

Do I need to bring my own detergent when using the on-site washing machines?

No. Detergent is dispensed automatically in every wash cycle at the Camping Geversduin laundromat, so guests do not need to supply their own.

Are there playgrounds on the campsite for children?

Yes. Several playgrounds ("speeltuinen") are dotted around Camping Geversduin’s wooded grounds, giving children plenty of safe spaces to climb, clamber, and play close to their pitch or accommodation.

How do I pay for the washing machines and dryers in the laundromat?

Laundry machines on the campsite operate on a card-only basis—cash is not accepted. Detergent is automatically dispensed with each cycle, so you simply tap your payment card to start the wash or dry program.

Can I have breakfast at Knoest Eten & Drinken during my stay?

Yes. The campsite notes that guests can enjoy a relaxed breakfast at Knoest Eten & Drinken on the Centrumplein before starting their day.

What extra fees can be added to the accommodation price (e.g., tourist tax or preference surcharge)?

Besides the basic accommodation price, Camping Geversduin charges a tourist tax of €3.30 per person per night for guests aged 4 and above, a €20.00 preference fee if you want to choose a specific pitch or rental unit, and €4.00 per night for any 5th or 6th person in the booking.

Can I reserve a specific pitch or accommodation number in advance?

Yes. You can secure a particular pitch or rental unit by paying a €20.00 preference fee during the booking process.

Is there a souvenir or merchandise shop on the campsite?

Yes. The Receptieshop in the reception building sells sustainable Camping Geversduin merchandise such as Ullie-the-Owl plush toys and other eco-friendly gifts for all ages.

Where can I buy fresh bread or pastries in the morning?

The minimarket on the Centrumplein bakes fresh rolls and croissants daily and has them ready from 08:00, along with coffee to go.

Can I buy or exchange gas bottles on site?

Yes. Various sizes of gas bottles are available for purchase or exchange at the minimarket; ask the staff at the shop or at Knoest Eten & Drinken for assistance.

What is a Duinkaart and do guests receive one during their stay?

All guests are provided with a Duinkaart, a pass that lets you and your travel companions explore the surrounding wooded dune area on foot or by bike throughout your stay.

From what age may guests stay at Camping Geversduin without a parent or guardian?

Because the site is a family campsite, only guests aged 21 years or older are allowed to stay without parental or guardian supervision.

How can I obtain a seasonal pitch and is there a waiting list?

Seasonal camping is very popular, so the campsite typically works with an interested-party list. Check the seasonal camping section of the website to add your name or contact reception for current availability.

Which quality labels and certifications has Camping Geversduin obtained?

Camping Geversduin cooperates with several leading organisations and holds multiple quality labels, including ANWB, PiNCAMP, ACSI, HISWA-RECRON, and the environmental Green Key Gold certification.

Can I rent the padel court even if I am not staying at the campsite?

Yes. The outdoor padel court may be booked by both overnight guests and external visitors; no membership is required—simply reserve a slot and collect the rackets and key at reception or Knoest.

What are the opening hours and rental cost of the padel court?

The court is open year-round. Time slots begin at 10:00 (09:00 in winter) and run until 19:00 in spring/autumn, 20:00 in summer, and 16:00 in winter. Rental starts from €20 and includes a sports bag with four rackets and balls.

What are the Plastic Houses at Camping Geversduin, and why are they special?

The Plastic Houses are unique rental cabins built from beach litter collected in Castricum. They are Europe’s first holiday homes made of recycled plastic and feature eco-friendly interiors such as PET-bottle curtains, reused wood cabinets, ‘ocean-bound’ plastic chairs, leather-scrap sofas, and fully recyclable cardboard beds.

What is the olivine sand path on the campsite and how does it help the environment?

Camping Geversduin has laid a path made of olivine sand, a rock that reacts with CO₂. Each kilogram of olivine removes roughly one kilogram of CO₂ from the air—so the more people walk on the path, the faster it absorbs carbon.

Is there a sports field available for guests?

Yes. The campsite offers a sports field surfaced with second-hand artificial turf that was previously used by a professional football club, providing an always-green play area in a sustainable way.

How is the outdoor lighting designed to protect the natural surroundings at night?

Street lamps on the campsite run on solar energy and provide low-level orientation lighting only, allowing guests to find their way without causing unnecessary light pollution that could disturb local wildlife.

What items and services are offered in the Receptieshop at reception?

The Receptieshop stocks sustainable Camping Geversduin merchandise such as logo apparel and the popular Ullie-the-Owl plush toy. You can also obtain washing-machine or dryer tokens, walking and cycling maps, and additional Duinkaarten at the desk.

Can I buy local craft drinks like Geversgin or Noest beer on site?

Yes. The minimarket on the Centrumplein sells locally produced items, including Geversgin gin and Noest beer, alongside other regional products and daily groceries.

What is a Duin Kebbin and what amenities does it offer?

A Duin Kebbin is a tiny-house style rental cabin positioned right beside the dune reserve in the wooded part of the campsite. Each unit feels spacious thanks to large windows, provides plenty of natural light, includes a private terrace, a comfortable bedroom, and incorporates many thoughtful, sustainable design details. Dogs are welcome to stay in the Duin Kebbin as well.

What can I do with the Camping Geversduin app, and on which platforms is it available?

The free Camping Geversduin app is available for both iOS and Android devices. Through the app you can manage and pay for your booking, reserve bicycles or the padel court, register for on-site activities, and quickly look up practical information about all campsite facilities.

Where can I find information about local events and activities during my stay?

The “Eropuit” section of the Camping Geversduin website features a seasonal calendar that lists upcoming events and activities in Castricum and the wider North-Holland region.

What is an Eikenbos Plus camping pitch and what is included?

Eikenbos Plus pitches are spacious (about 80–140 m²) sites at the quiet edge of the Eikenbos area. They are weekly bookable from Saturday to Saturday, car-free, and suitable for tents, caravans, campers, or folding trailers up to 8 m long. Each pitch includes a 16-amp electricity hook-up and is close to the sports field, padel court, and nearby sanitary building.

What is the Kustbus and can guests use it to reach the beach?

The Kustbus is a free coastal shuttle service that operates in summer, allowing guests to enjoy a hassle-free beach day without parking worries. Simply board the bus in Castricum for a direct ride to the shoreline.

Are guided mountainbike tours available from Camping Geversduin?

Yes. The campsite arranges guided mountainbike tours that start on site and lead through surrounding dunes, forests, and wetlands. An experienced guide takes you along singletracks and short climbs, with chances to spot wildlife such as Scottish Highlanders and Konik horses.

Is bed linen and towel rental available in the rental accommodations, or must guests bring their own?

Bed linen and towels are supplied for each guest, so bringing your own is unnecessary. Please note that the beds are not made upon arrival.

Are day visitors allowed to visit registered guests at the campsite, and is there a visitor fee or registration requirement?

Day visitors are welcome to visit registered guests at the campsite. No visitor fee applies, but any visitor who stays overnight must pay the applicable tourist tax.

Are electric-bike (e-bike) charging points available on the campsite grounds?

Yes, electric-bike charging points are available on the campsite.

Are pets other than dogs (e.g., cats or small caged animals) permitted, and are there limits on the number or breeds of dogs per pitch or accommodation?

Pets other than dogs (e.g., cats or small caged animals) are not permitted. There are no restrictions on the number or breed of dogs per pitch or accommodation.

Is it possible to arrange early check-in or late check-out, and are there additional fees for these services?

Early check-in or late check-out may be arranged, but only on the day of arrival or departure and must be requested directly at reception. Availability is assessed on the day itself.

Are guests under 18 allowed to book a stay on their own, or must a parent or legal guardian be present?

Guests under 18 may not book or stay on their own. A responsible guest aged 21 or older must accompany the reservation and remain present for the entire stay.

What are the size or length limits for tents, caravans, or motorhomes on the camping pitches?

Each camping pitch accepts one primary camping unit—tent, caravan, or motorhome—up to a maximum length of 8.5 metres. Larger units cannot be accommodated.

Does Camping Geversduin provide on-site first-aid facilities or have trained staff available in case of medical emergencies?

Camping Geversduin maintains on-site first-aid facilities, and trained staff are available to handle medical emergencies. Guests can therefore rely on immediate assistance if a health issue arises during their stay.

Is there a fresh-bread or breakfast delivery service available from the minimarket or restaurant each morning?

Yes. Fresh bread is available each morning and can be picked up on site.

What specific leash requirements, designated dog-walking areas, or other rules apply to guests staying with dogs?

Dogs must remain on a leash at all times within the campsite. This requirement applies to all guests who bring a dog.

Is there 24-hour reception or on-site security, and how can guests obtain assistance during the night?

The reception is not staffed overnight. Guests requiring assistance during the night can reach the on-site night watch by phone.

Can guests rent gas or electric barbecues, refrigerators, or other camping equipment on site, and what are the rental fees?

Barbecues are available for rent on site. Rental fees are not specified.

May guests pre-book a specific pitch or area within the campsite, and is there an additional fee for choosing a preferred location?

Yes. Guests may reserve a specific pitch or area in advance for an additional fee of €20.

What are the opening hours of Knoest Eten & Drinken, and do they differ between low and high season?

The knowledge base does not specify the opening hours of Knoest Eten & Drinken or how they vary between seasons.

Are children’s bicycles, child seats, or bike trailers available for rent alongside adult bicycles?

Yes. Children’s bicycles, child seats, and bike trailers can be rented alongside adult bicycles.

Is parking free for guests, or is there a daily or per-stay fee for cars left in the central parking area?

Parking in the central area is complimentary for overnight guests. Day visitors must pay a parking fee.

Is there a minimum-stay requirement (e.g., two or three nights) during peak season, public holidays, or special event weekends?

A minimum stay of two nights applies. This requirement may be waived for last-minute bookings made directly through the reception.

Do rental accommodations include a final cleaning service, and if not, what is the mandatory cleaning fee guests must pay?

A final cleaning service is included in the rental accommodation price. No additional mandatory cleaning fee is required from guests.

Are guided nature walks or organized excursions into the surrounding dune reserve offered by the campsite, and how can guests book them?

Guided nature walks are offered at select times. Guests should consult the campsite’s activity programme for current schedules and booking information.

What is the maximum number of people allowed per camping pitch and per rental accommodation?

Both camping pitches and rental accommodations allow a maximum of six guests.

Where is the minimarket located on the campsite?

The minimarket is situated on the Centrumplein, directly underneath the same roof as Knoest Eten & Drinken.

What is a Duin Tent and where is it located on the campsite?

A Duin Tent is a fully furnished glamping tent situated in the Eikenbos area near the sports field. It accommodates up to four guests and combines stylish décor with the comfort of an equipped, ready-to-use camping experience.

What amenities are included with a Camper Comfort pitch?

Camper Comfort pitches are hard-standing sites of about 24 m² that cater to motorhomes. Each pitch offers a 16-amp electricity hook-up, Wi-Fi, a fresh-water connection, and a sewer outlet, and may host up to six people.

Is the padel court equipped with lighting for evening play?

Yes. The outdoor padel court has its own lighting, allowing guests to play safely during dark evenings and throughout the winter season.

What range of products does the on-site minimarket offer besides basic groceries?

The minimarket on the Centrumplein sells freshly baked rolls and croissants from 08:00, coffee to go, a wide selection of local products with a biological twist, wines and snack items, various sizes of gas bottles, and assorted non-food gifts and games.

Which animals can guests spot in the surrounding dune reserve while hiking or mountain-biking?

The dune and forest trails around Camping Geversduin are home to Scottish Highlander cattle, Konik horses, Exmoor ponies, goats, and sheep—collectively nicknamed the campsite’s ‘Big Five’.

Why is playing in nature beneficial for children during a stay at Camping Geversduin?

Research highlighted by the campsite shows that nature play strengthens balance and coordination, lowers stress, stimulates creativity, supports autonomy, fosters social skills, and contributes to overall physical health and concentration.

What should we pack for a day of nature play with children?

A light backpack with water, snacks, sunscreen, and suitable clothing is usually sufficient; in winter add an extra warm layer and a thermos. Natural materials like sticks, stones, sand, and leaves provide all the play equipment children need on site.

Can caravans, folding trailers, or tents be set up on a Camper Comfort pitch?

No. Camper Comfort pitches are reserved exclusively for motorhomes (campers) up to 8 metres in length. Only an awning and outdoor chairs or a table may be placed beside the vehicle; large tents, caravans, or folding trailers are not permitted.

What is a Binnenduinrand camping pitch and what does it offer?

Binnenduinrand pitches are centrally located sites measuring roughly 80–120 m². They accommodate up to six guests and place you within quick walking distance of the main facilities while retaining the campsite’s sociable atmosphere.

Does Camping Geversduin run any stay-longer pay-less promotions such as “Stay 7 = 6”?

Yes. Outside the school holidays you can book a camping stay of seven consecutive nights between 28 March–18 April or 28 September–26 October and only pay for six nights under the “Verblijf 7 = 6” promotion.

What amenities are included when I book a Strandhuis accommodation?

A Strandhuis comes with a fully equipped kitchen (Nespresso machine, refrigerator, 4-ring induction hob, dishwasher, combi-microwave, kettle), separate toilet, shower, veranda with outdoor furniture, air-conditioning, electric heater, smart TV, bed linen, towels, kitchen towels, final cleaning, and free Wi-Fi. Pets are not allowed, and parking is on the central lot after unloading at arrival and departure.

Are dogs allowed to stay in the Plastic Houses accommodation?

Yes. The Plastic Houses are dog-friendly, so guests are welcome to bring their canine companion when booking this type of rental.

What is the maximum number of guests that a Duin Kebbin can accommodate?

A Duin Kebbin hosts up to five people in total: a maximum of two adults and three children.

Do the Plastic Houses include air conditioning for warm summer days?

Yes. Each Plastic House is equipped with both air conditioning and central heating, ensuring comfort in all seasons.

Are pets allowed in a Duin Tent accommodation?

No. The Duin Tent is designated pet-free; dogs and other animals are not permitted in this accommodation type.

May I drive my car to the Duin Tent to load or unload luggage, and where do I park afterwards?

Yes. You may drive to the Duin Tent on arrival and departure to load or unload, then park your vehicle in the central parking area for the remainder of your stay, keeping the accommodation zone car-free.

What is a Duin Boet and what amenities does it offer?

A Duin Boet is a luxurious, fully furnished glamping tent for up to four guests set in the forest area of the campsite. Each unit features a spacious, fully equipped kitchen, two separate bedrooms, a private bathroom with toilet, a cosy sitting area with a smart TV, and its own veranda—delivering next-level camping comfort.

Can I ask Camping Geversduin’s chatbot questions outside reception hours?

Yes. Camping Geversduin mentions that its AI chatbot Kris can answer questions 24 hours a day. If you still cannot find what you need, you can contact the reception by phone or email.

How far is the beach from Camping Geversduin by bike?

The beach is 4 km away by bike from Camping Geversduin. The campsite describes itself as a place where holidays and nature go hand in hand.

Is Knoest Eten & Drinken open year-round?

Yes. Camping Geversduin states that Knoest Eten & Drinken, its child-friendly restaurant on the campsite, is open all year.

Where is the padel court located on the campsite?

The outdoor padel court is located in the middle of the sports field at Camping Geversduin. It is about a 10-minute walk from the reception.

What are the fixed dates for the Easter 2026 arrangement?

The Easter arrangement in 2026 runs from 3 April through 7 April. The arrival day is Friday and the departure day is Tuesday.

How do I book the “Stay 7 = 6” camping promotion?

Choose the camping pitch you want to book online and enter the dates; the discount is applied automatically. You can also reserve by phone at 0251-661095 or by email at info@campinggeversduin.nl.

Can I celebrate a party at Knoest Eten & Drinken?

Yes. Knoest Eten & Drinken is the campsite’s child-friendly restaurant with a large terrace on the central square, next to the playgrounds, and the website invites guests to celebrate a party there.

Where can guests get advice or brochures about activities in the surrounding area?

Guests can visit the reception, where brochures about sports, play, museums, and nature are available near the entrance. The staff can also provide more information, and guests may contact the campsite by phone or email.

What types of seasonal pitches are available at Camping Geversduin?

Camping Geversduin offers three types of seasonal or half-seasonal pitches: pitches with 16-amp electricity and a car on the pitch, pitches with 16-amp electricity without a car on the pitch, and pitches for dog owners with 16-amp electricity and a car on the pitch.

Are static caravans or holiday homes allowed for seasonal camping?

No. Seasonal and half-seasonal pitches are suitable for a touring caravan, folding trailer, camper, or tent. Static caravans and holiday homes are not allowed on the campsite.

Which online resources and documents are available for seasonal campers?

The website provides a Mijn Geversduin login for seasonal campers, along with documents such as Expectations 2026, the safety certificate and inspection company information, and the additional 2026 conditions. Seasonal campers are advised to read these documents carefully.

Do public-holiday arrangements have fixed arrival and departure dates?

Yes. During public holidays such as Easter, Pentecost, and Ascension Day, the campsite uses fixed arrival and departure days. The arrangements are intended to support a smooth stay with activities and relaxation.

What is the contact email address for Camping Geversduin?

You can contact Camping Geversduin by email at info@campinggeversduin.nl.

How quickly will Camping Geversduin respond if I use the contact form?

If you cannot find what you are looking for, you can submit your question through the contact form. Camping Geversduin says you will receive an answer within one working day.

What additional setup rules apply to seasonal camping pitches?

For seasonal camping, camping equipment may be a maximum of 8 metres long, including the drawbar. Besides the main camping unit, only an awning or bicycle shed may be placed on the pitch; an extra small tent is not allowed.

Can I park at Camping Geversduin for the day while doing activities in the surrounding area?

Yes. Camping Geversduin states that you can park your car by the day if you want to undertake activities in the surrounding area.

How can I contact Camping Geversduin by phone?

You can contact Camping Geversduin by phone at +31 (0)251-661095.

Which stay options does Camping Geversduin highlight for guests bringing a dog?

Camping Geversduin highlights Hoepse Beek, Duin Kebbin, and Plastic Huis as options for guests bringing a dog. Hoepse Beek is presented as a camping option, while Duin Kebbin and Plastic Huis are accommodation options.

Is the reception available outside the camping season?

Yes. Outside the camping season, the reception is open Monday to Friday during office hours. During the season, Camping Geversduin says it is reachable daily from 09:00.

Which sections are included on the Camping Geversduin FAQ page?

The FAQ page is organised into the following sections: General, Seasonal camping, Accommodations, Camping, Facilities, Payment, and Cancellation.

What are the listed reception opening hours?

The contact page lists the reception opening hours as Monday 09:00–19:00, Tuesday to Thursday 09:00–17:00, Friday 09:00–21:00, Saturday 09:00–19:00, and Sunday 09:00–17:00.

How many Duin Boet glamping tents are available?

Camping Geversduin states that there are four spacious Duin Boet tents located in the forest. These tents are fully furnished and include private sanitary facilities.

Is Camping Geversduin located in the Noordhollands Duinreservaat?

Yes. Camping Geversduin describes itself as a family campsite in the Noordhollands Duinreservaat, with forest, dunes, and the beach nearby.

Will the total price and additional costs be shown during booking?

Yes. Camping Geversduin states that additional costs and the total price are clearly displayed during the booking process.

How do I access the 'Mijn Geversduin' online portal to manage my booking?

Go to https://www.mijncampinggeversduin.nl/ (also reachable via the “Mijn Geversduin” link on our website) and log in with your reservation details to view or amend your booking whenever you like.

May I set up an additional small tent next to my main camping unit on a pitch?

Yes. Each camping pitch may hold one primary camping unit (tent, caravan or camper) plus a single small auxiliary tent (“bijzettentje”). No other extra tents are allowed.

Does Camping Geversduin have a dog-shower facility?

Yes. A dedicated dog shower (Hondendouche) is available on the campsite so you can easily rinse off your dog after a walk in the dunes or at the beach.

Is there a watchtower on the campsite that guests can visit?

Yes. The interactive campsite map lists an ‘Uitkijktoren’ (watchtower) among the on-site facilities that guests can reach during their stay.

What is Ullie’s Nest at Camping Geversduin?

Ullie’s Nest is one of the children-focused facilities highlighted on the interactive map, giving kids an additional spot to explore and play on the campsite grounds.

Does Camping Geversduin feature a forest theatre for activities or events?

Yes. The campsite map shows ‘Rangerveld en bostheater,’ indicating an outdoor forest theatre area that forms part of the activity zone at Geversduin.

Are dogs allowed inside Knoest Eten & Drinken?

Yes. Dogs are welcome at Knoest Eten & Drinken; the staff will set out a water bowl and even offer a special Canine Menu for your pet.