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Het Stammeland

Netherlands

Mini Camping Het Stammeland is a quiet, small-scale campsite located in the village of De Weere in West-Friesland. It offers spacious pitches with expansive views of the Dutch countryside.

Price list

Pitch€24.50 / night
Pitch€8.50 / night
Tourist tax per pers.€2 / pers. / night
Extra electricity usage per 1 kWh€0.85 / kWh
extra tent (max. 4m²)€4 / unit / night
Extra person€6 / pers. / night
Visit per pers.€2.50 / pers. / night
Pet€2 / pet / night
Dog on visit€1 / pet / night
Extra car€2 / unit / 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

Located in the heart of Noord-Holland, this mini-campsite emphasizes comfort, affordability, and peace. The site features 30 spacious 156 m² pitches, providing a sense of space and tranquility. Guests can enjoy a modern, heated sanitary building that operates without the need for coins or or cards. The owners focus on a carefree experience, including many inclusive services like free fast WiFi and electricity. The atmosphere is ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat amidst the beautiful Dutch agricultural landscape, with additional amenities like a jeu de boules baan and a sun meadow available on-site.

  • Modern heated sanitary building
  • No coin or card system needed for facilities
  • Expansive views of the Dutch landscape
  • Free fast WiFi

Things to do

Facilities the camp lists: wifi · electricity · water point · sanitary building · showers · toilets · dogs allowed · pétanque court · bike parking

Pitch types: motorhome · caravan · tent

Suited for: rest-seekers · cyclists · backpackers

The campsite is near the historic towns of Hoorn, Medemblik, Schagen, Alkmaar, and Enkhuizen, and is not far from the IJsselmeer and Markermeer.

Hours

Season
27.03. – 12.10. (2026 season)
Capacity
30 pitches

Contact

+31 653167091
info@hetstammeland.nl

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