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Camping de Maasvallei

Netherlands · from €15 per night

Camping de Maasvallei is a campsite in Oeffelt, Netherlands, offering car-accessible pitches for 1-2 people and a separate walk-in tent field. The camp's own name references the nearby Maas valley.

Price list

Pitch€23 / night
Pitch€26 / night
Tent field€15 / night
Tent field€20 / night
Electricity€0.70 / kWh
Extra person€5 / pers. / night
extra person on the tent field€5 / pers. / night
Pet€1.50 / pet / night
Extra tent€10 / night
Late checkout€10 one-off
picnic table rental€3 / day
Day visit€1.50 / day

Prices are advertised figures read from the campsite’s own public page, not a quote. Check with the campsite before you travel. Camp's own site

About the camp

The main pitches sit next to the car and include unlimited use of the sanitary building, a private water point, free wifi, and inclusive tourist and environmental tax; electricity is metered separately on your own sub-meter. A second area, the tentenveld, is a car-free walk-in tent field with its own base rate, plus a discounted rate during the Hemelvaart/Pinksteren period. SVR members get a nightly discount outside peak weeks. The same address also runs a chip shop (Fritaria de Maasvallei) and holiday apartments. Bikes can be rented on site and a bread-delivery service runs seven days a week. Groups of young people are not admitted, which points to a family and rest-seeking clientele.

  • On-site chip shop (Fritaria de Maasvallei) and holiday apartments at the same address
  • Discounted SVR-member rate and a walk-in tent field with its own Hemelvaart/Pinksteren-period rate

Things to do

  • bike rental on site

Facilities the camp lists: wifi · sanitary building · water point · electricity · bread service · snackbar

Pitch types: car-accessible pitch · walk-in tent field (no car)

Rentals: holiday apartment

Suited for: families

Contact

06-13572066
demaasvalleioeffelt@gmail.com

Amenities

  • Wi-Fi
  • tent
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