Dennedune
Netherlands · from €27.25 per night
Campsite
Camping Dennedune is a small, quiet family campsite in Hoorn on the Wadden island of Terschelling, with the Hoorner forest directly behind the pitches and the beach beyond it. One flat per-person fee plus a tent or camper fee makes up the night, and there are no season tiers.
Price list · Campsite
| Pitch | €5.25 / night |
|---|---|
| Per person | €11 / pers. / night |
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 owners describe Dennedune as a campsite with a reputation for being quiet and family-run, and say they intend to keep it that way: from 22:30 the camp must be quiet, and anyone who is comfortable with that - young people included - is explicitly welcome. Small children have a sandpit, a rocking animal and a crow's nest on the camp itself. Older ones can cycle straight from the site along a bike path into the forest to build huts. A large field belonging to the campsite lies in front of it: parking for the car, a volleyball pitch set up in high season, and room to fly a kite. Dogs come along with the owners' blessing - leashed on the field, off the lead in the adjoining Hoorner forest and on the beach behind it.
- forest boundary directly at the pitches, beach a walk through it away
- flat 2026 rate list with no high-season surcharge
- large extra field belonging to the camp for parking, volleyball and kite flying
- dog-friendly owners
Things to do
- volleyball on the campsite field in high season
- kite flying
- cycle path from the camp straight into the forest
- hut building in the forest for children
Facilities the camp lists: playground · dogs allowed
Pitch types: small tent pitch · large tent pitch · camper/caravan pitch
Suited for: families · children · dog owners · rest-seekers
Hoorn on Terschelling. The Hoorner forest borders the campsite directly and the beach lies just behind that forest; a large open field belonging to the camp lies in front of it.