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Het Abbertsbos

Netherlands · from €18.50 per night

NCC campsite Het Abbertbos is a members' club terrain on the shore of the Veluwemeer/Randmeer at Dronten, at the edge of a wood, with 61 grass pitches spread over several smaller meadows. It suits water and nature lovers, and campers looking for a quiet, spacious site that is also fully wheelchair accessible.

Price list

per overnight stay per teamNCC members€18.50 / night
per overnight stay per team€22 / night
Electricity rate per kWh, metered€0.65 / kWh
Day rate, summer season, no meter€5 / day
Day rate, winter season, no meter€7.50 / day
Overnight guests up to 17 years, per person€3.50 / pers. / night
Overnight guests 18 and older, per person€5.50 / 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

Het Abbertbos lies on the Randmeer/Veluwemeer shore at the edge of the Flevoland forest, where water, woodland and open landscape meet. Its 61 pitches sit on several grass fields separated by trees and hedges, so each place is sheltered and private; hardstanding spots are available for motorhomes. De Stobbe, the site's activity centre, is its social heart, hosting the weekly Babbert (a communal happy hour) and a small library; children can ride skelters and use the youth field. The manager's own words: you become one with nature here, walking straight into the woods among roe deer and birds, with an oriole singing in the treetops. Nothing is obligatory; you choose how you camp.

  • On the Randmeer/Veluwemeer shore at the edge of the forest
  • 61 sheltered grass pitches over several meadows
  • Fully wheelchair accessible, with accessible toilet and shower
  • De Stobbe activity centre with a weekly communal Babbert
  • Walibi Holland about 9 km away

Activities & services

washing per usewashing machine, per run€5 / use
Drying, per usetumble dryer, per run€5 / use

Things to do

  • playground and skelters for children on site
  • youth sports field
  • weekly Babbert social evening in the De Stobbe activity centre
  • small library
  • swimming pool in the immediate vicinity
  • cycling and walking routes through forest, water and historic towns
  • watersport on the Randmeer/Veluwemeer right by the site
  • Walibi Holland theme park about 9 km away
  • Aviodrome Lelystad and Batavia Stad fashion outlet nearby
  • town visits to Kampen, Zwolle, Dronten, Elburg and Hattem

Facilities the camp lists: sanitary building · water point · playground · electricity · showers · washing machine · dryer · iron · wifi · dishwashing · recreation room · library · sports field · dogs allowed · accessible toilet · accessible shower · waste separation · aed on site · tv reception · cycling routes · walking routes

Pitch types: grass pitches separated by trees and hedges · hardstanding pitches for motorhomes

Suited for: nature and quiet seekers · watersport enthusiasts · cyclists and walkers · families with young children · campers with limited mobility · social club campers

On the shore of the Veluwemeer/Randmeer at the edge of the bos (forest) on the eastern fringe of Flevoland, along a no-through road. Walibi Holland lies about 9 km away; Aviodrome Lelystad, Batavia Stad, and the old towns of Kampen, Zwolle, Elburg and Hattem are all within easy reach.

Hours

Season
01.04. – 31.10. (Open April through October; no storage pitches (stallingsplaatsen) from April through October.)
Capacity
61 pitches

Contact

Nederlandse Caravan Club (NCC), 12 club terreinen
Stobbenweg 17, 8251 PX Dronten
06 - 38522659
dronten@ncc.nl
Camp's own site

Amenities

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