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Nestled in the tranquil village of Sellingen in the province of Groningen, Camping De vreemde eend offers a peaceful retreat in the Dutch countryside. The campsite is open annually from mid-March through the end of October, welcoming guests during the warmer months. It features a modest area of one hectare, providing an intimate setting for campers. The property includes 15 touring pitches, though they are without specified dimensions, as well as four rental accommodations such as tents and caravans. A standout amenity is the dedicated playground, which adds a playful element for younger visitors. The campsite undergoes annual inspections by the ACSI organization, ensuring consistent quality and safety standards. Inspector Mr. R. Kok evaluates over 200 facilities and service points each year, maintaining rigorous oversight. This inspection process guarantees that cleanliness, maintenance, and overall hospitality meet high benchmarks. The base guide price is set at €20.50 per night, with a slightly higher option at €24.50, reflecting reasonable value. Unfortunately, the campsite does not cater to guests with disabilities, nor does it operate as a naturist facility. While the pitches may lack individual measurements, they contribute to the campsite's simple and straightforward charm. The location in Groningen offers access to the region's natural beauty and quiet villages. Its compact size fosters a close-knit, unhurried atmosphere ideal for unwinding. The presence of rental units makes it accessible for those without their own gear. Overall, Camping De vreemde eend is a modest, family-oriented destination with a focus on essential comforts and dependable oversight.
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