Dutch City Camps

<body> <h1><a href="http://www.stadscampings.nl/algemeen/en/p_home.lp">General</a></h1> <h2>What are the Dutch Citycamps?</h2> <h3>Culture, museums, (local) history or lively entertainment, all this is to be found at a stone's throw from one of the 17 Dutch Citycamps.</h3> <h2>Camping with the town centre within easy reach</h2> <h3>The Citycamps are situated in a rural environment, close to one of Holland's most beautiful towns with good connections by public transport. The well-equipped camp sites are an excellent starting point to explore the town and its surroundings.<br><br> At our receptions you will find information about the surroundings; there is a large variety of brochures about the places of interest in many languages. Our staff is happy to give you information about these or about things like public transport, entry fees or phone cards.<br><br> At the Citycamps there are excellent facilities for a short or long term stay with tent, caravan, campervan, mobile home or in one of the cabins. To help you plan we have listed some important events in our calendar.</h3> <h1><a href="http://www.stadscampings.nl/algemeen/en/p_campings.lp">Camp sites</a></h1> <h1><a href="http://www.stadscampings.nl/algemeen/en/p_evenementen.lp">Events</a></h1> <h1><a href="http://www.stadscampings.nl/algemeen/en/p_bezetting.lp">Availability</a></h1> <h1><a href="http://www.stadscampings.nl/algemeen/en/p_verhuur.lp">Rental</a></h1> <h2>Cabins for the true explorer!</h2> <h3>If you don't have a tent or caravan or if you don't want to take a lot of luggage with you on your tour along the historical places of interest, culture or museums of the Dutch towns, then you can stay in a cabin at most Citycamps.</h3> <h2>More and more people make use of this easy and pleasant way of camping.</h2> <h3>And not without reason, for while travelling around it is important that we need not carry a lot of luggage. That is why the cabin is an excellent form of accommodation on such a trip. The practical cabin offers a good bed, a cooker, table and chairs, a lamp and an electric socket to the traveller. After a day of hiking or cycling it will cost little time to organize your cabin. And on the day of departure everything is tidied up in no time. Thus there will be plenty of time to rest or to make use of the hospitality of the camp site. Sanitary facilities like toilets, hot showers and wash basins are at your disposal.</h3> <h2>Where can you book a cabin?</h2> <h3>As a rule you can book with all the camp sites listed below. You will get a written confirmation by return of post. After receiving your deposit your booking will be definite and you will be sent your travel documents.</h3> <h2>Facilities</h2> <h3>Although the cabins are almost identical, the camp sites differ from one another. And that is one of the attractions when travelling around. One night you will stay at a large camp site with many facilities, the next night you will sleep in a cabin at a quiet site. More information about the selected locations you will find at their web site.</h3> <h2>Things you have to know</h2> <h3>- as a rule you are welcome in cabins from 1 April till 1 October. There are camp sites where you can stay at other times as well.<br> - you are not allowed to stay in the same cabin for more than three days.<br> - you can start your trip on any day of the week.<br> - on the day of arrival the cabin is at your disposal from 2.00 pm; on the day of departure you will have to vacate the cabin before 11.00 am.<br> - you are expected to leave the cabin clean and tidy for the next guests.</h3> <h1><a href="http://www.stadscampings.nl/algemeen/en/p_nieuws.lp">News</a></h1> </body>