Camping Boschwiede
Netherlands
Campsite
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Camping Boschwiede is a small, well-kept campsite on the Beulakerwijde and Belterwijde lakes in the Kop van Overijssel, within Nationaal Park Weerribben-Wieden. It offers touring, seasonal and motorhome pitches plus fixed spots for static caravans, with its own harbour for guests' boats.
About the camp
A cozy, well-maintained small campsite with spacious pitches, run by owners Harm and Ineke Slot in Wanneperveen (Ronduite). It sits between the Beulakerwijde and Belterwijde lakes inside Nationaal Park Weerribben-Wieden, the largest lowland peat-bog area in Northwest Europe, and offers touring, seasonal and motorhome pitches alongside fixed static-caravan spots. Every pitch has water and electricity; a sanitary building provides toilets, showers and washbasins, plus a laundrette, a dishwashing area, central parking and site-wide WiFi. The campsite's own harbour gives guests a mooring berth for motorboats or sailboats, and the lakes suit canoeing, windsurfing, SUP, waterskiing and fishing, with routes for walkers and cyclists nearby. Dogs are not permitted. Reservations are arranged directly by phone, WhatsApp or email.
- Own harbour with a mooring berth for guests' boats
- Located directly on the Beulakerwijde and Belterwijde lakes inside Nationaal Park Weerribben-Wieden
Things to do
- boat mooring for motorboats and sailboats
- canoeing, windsurfing and SUP
- waterskiing
- fishing
- walking and cycling routes
Facilities the camp lists: wifi · electricity · water point · sanitary building · showers · toilets · washing machine · dishwashing · Boat mooring
Pitch types: touring pitch · seasonal pitch · motorhome pitch · static caravan plot
Suited for: water sports enthusiasts · walkers and cyclists · rest-seekers
The campsite lies on the Beulakerwijde and Belterwijde lakes within Nationaal Park Weerribben-Wieden (De Wieden), the largest lowland peat-bog area in Northwest Europe, close to Giethoorn, Wanneperveen, Blokzijl, Vollenhove and Steenwijk.