Camping De Maashorst
Netherlands
Campsite
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Vakantiepark De Maashorst (formerly Camping De Maashorst) is a holiday park in Schaijk, Noord-Brabant, inside the De Maashorst nature reserve. It offers short-stay touring pitches for caravans, tents and motorhomes alongside annual and seasonal pitches for stacaravans and chalets, plus two private swimming lakes with sandy beaches.
About the camp
The park sits inside the De Maashorst nature reserve in Noord-Brabant, with walking and cycling routes continuing into the municipalities of Oss and Bernheze. Short-stay pitches suit touring caravans, tents and motorhomes, each with a water tap and a 10-amp electricity connection; annual and seasonal pitches for stacaravans and chalets add a sewage connection. On-site facilities include modern sanitary buildings, a launderette, a restaurant, snackbar and terrace, a playground with air trampoline, sports fields, a beach house ('t Strandhuis) and a hall available for hire. Two private swimming lakes with sandy beaches sit within the park, and an entertainment programme for all ages runs through a guest-only app. No caravan or chalet rental is currently offered.
- Located inside the De Maashorst nature reserve
- Two private swimming lakes with sandy beaches
- Free chemical-toilet disposal point for campers
Things to do
- swimming in two on-site lakes with sandy beaches
- entertainment programme for all ages via a guest-only app
- walking and cycling routes through the De Maashorst nature area
- hall available to hire for events
Facilities the camp lists: electricity · water point · sanitary building · showers · toilets · washing machine · playground · swimming lake · restaurant · snackbar · dogs allowed · motorhome service · sports fields · event hall
Pitch types: touring pitch (caravan, tent or motorhome) · annual pitch (stacaravan or chalet) · seasonal pitch (stacaravan or chalet)
Suited for: families · all ages
The park lies inside the De Maashorst nature reserve in Noord-Brabant, with walking and cycling routes continuing into the municipalities of Oss and Bernheze.