16 Zwillbrock, 48691, Vreden
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This flat grass parking area is near the Dutch border, with two nearby restaurants and a hiking trail to the Venn starting at the site. It costs €14.50, with electricity at €3 per kWh; aside from electricity and waste, there is little service. A clean Dixie toilet has water and soap, although rubbish bins may be overfilled. Registration requires a smartphone or the terminal, and the nearby road is quieter at night.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Very quiet, flat and peaceful site. Evening walk to observe the birds and pink flamingos. Registration at the terminal. You must register first, otherwise you cannot pay. It is possible to reserve before arriving on site. Paid, but very pleasant.Translating
It's a shame that if you only want to stay a few hours, you still have to pay for the whole day.Translating
Nice camper site. Not much comfort, but it is quiet and clean. There is a clean portable toilet with toilet paper, water and soap. Wi-Fi is poor. The price is debatable. However, in good weather and on weekends, cars fill up the site, so it may be difficult to find a space after noon, and maneuvering larger motorhomes could also be difficult.Translating
The grassy site is level and has plenty of space. A good starting point for walks with a dog. The flamingos are not far away. Registration via smartphone worked. However, it is not possible without a smartphone. Apart from electricity and waste disposal, there are no services. The rubbish bins were overflowing, though. We paid €14.50 per day at Easter. Given what is offered, that is not cheap.Translating
It's a shame nobody thought that people might sometimes want to park for only half a day to walk through the Venn…Translating
€14.50 plus electricity for an unpaved grass area that can only be reached through a mud hole is quite steep. No facilities, no disposal, no toilets, let alone showers. At least there are electricity posts! The QR code for registering at the entrance does not work because there is no internet. We had to create a hotspot to register properly.Translating
Very good site, especially nice for dog owners, as there are beautiful walking paths directly behind it. We stayed in rainy weather; no problem, as the meadow is level. Payment was straightforward via PayPal.Translating
Very nice camper site. Good value for money. We would gladly come again.Translating
Actually a great, nature-oriented site and starting point for hikes. The site used to be free, and considering that it otherwise has nothing to offer, I find the price completely excessive.Translating
We slept wonderfully here. The only drawback is that the church bells keep ringing all night, and the service starts at 7 a.m. on Sunday. When you scan the QR code at the entrance, you immediately see the code for the rubbish bin and the Wi-Fi login details, which can also be found on the homepage. Payment must then be made through that website; you can also add electricity and a sausage roll (?) there.Translating
Quite expensive because there are no facilities. The rubbish bins are only for paying guests, but they are locked. I feel somewhat cheated. It is tidy, though.Translating
Well, basically you are paying for the privilege of parking on grass level lot. That’s it. No meaningful customer support if there is a problem. After the payment you will not receive any confirmation (but to park you give them your address, complete contact and vehicle info. What for? They do not even send you the wifi password! It is nowhere to be found.
Really beautiful here! Great for wildlife and nature photographers/filmmakers! A great site with electricity and toilets, which are even well maintained. Excellent—we'll gladly come again. You don't notice the road right next to it at all.Translating
Fortunately, the grass is reasonably dry and drivable again. (June 2024) That was different last time… Registration went super quickly last time. This time it took some puzzling. Lovely walks here in the forest. Unfortunately, we didn't see any flamingos this time. It remains a favorite, despite having to pay now…Translating
Only for smartphone users, with a lot of information required. In the rain, the swampy spaces are cordoned off, but not all the others look trustworthy. €12.50 for the wet meadow is a joke; for €17 there is a lovely, quiet campsite just behind the border at Bogman, with toilets and showers.Translating
We got stuck in the mud. We had barely driven onto the camper site when we were already stuck in the mud. The entire field is a swimming pool. A friendly farmer pulled us off the site, and apparently we were not the first today. We spent the night in the car park. Not allowed, but you have to do something. This place is mainly recommended in drier weather!Translating
€12,50 for a soaking wet grassed area. Well overpriced I think. Also extra charge to connect power. Let hope I can get off the soaking wet grass in the morning.
We came back here after 3 years and were surprised by the massive price increase to €12.50. For a meadow that is waterlogged from rain, that is too much. Electricity is available only for an additional charge.Translating