We are gonig there the last week in August and are staying on a pitch with private facilities. It is the attractions for the kids that appeals. We are using our tesco vouchers to pay for most of the cost of our night-time ferries. I will leave a review after then.
If this the site next to the theme park we visited here 6 years ago - in fact it was so good we went twice. The theme park is not Alton Park standards but my two boys - 12 and 15 at the time thought they had died and gone to heaven - free unlimited access - they used to pop into the park whilst we had a quiet breakfast. Water park - indoor is fab. Great tennis courts and amazing biking - we biked to a wonderful beach all on cycle tracks.
Apologies if i have the wrong site but if a frog is the emblem I can thorughly recommend it!
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Quote: Originally posted by rochford6 on 08/6/2009
happycamper do you mean Duinrell? I have heard it is a good place, we are camping near there in July
yes my apologies for the mis-spelling that`s the one i mean and yes it has the "green frog" emblem on it`s website.
we are looking at going for 2 weeks in august,two kids 13 and 11 just wanted to know if there was enough to do once they get bored with the theme park
there is loads to do in the area. dont forget that holland is a small country and if you are driving then it will only take you a couple of hours to get wherever you want to go. Here is a site for info on the area.
rochford6, thanks for the info, i have bookmarked the page as i have to go to work in 10 mins,but there seems to be a lot to see and do in the area, thanks again
would you recommend the drive up to Amsterdam?
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Quote: Originally posted by rochford6 on 08/6/2009
there is loads to do in the area. dont forget that holland is a small country and if you are driving then it will only take you a couple of hours to get wherever you want to go. Here is a site for info on the area.
2 hours? What car do you drive lol
Never been to Duinrell (must get around to it at some point) but hear the water park is excellent.
Only one thing I want to add....
From their website, I read that the biggest water attractions are only for strong swimmers and a swimming certificate is needed
Wouldnt mind being shot out of a water cannon myself though :)
Might be easier for you to get the train to Amsterdam central station, parking in Amsterdam can be a nightmare and i personally hate driving in Amsterdam.
Amsterdam is worth a visit and if you get the chance to take a river trip then go for it.
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: Durinell , Holland (the netherlands)
- erm its also got Europe's largest indoor water park !!!!
