Natuurkampeerterrein%20Laaghalerveld
Nestled among fruit trees in Hooghalen, Drenthe, Natuurkampeerterrein Laaghalerveld is a small-scale campsite with a strong commitment to sustainability. Guests are required to hold a Natuurkampeerkaart from Stichting De Groene Koepel to stay here, which helps preserve the natural setting. The property features 29 tourist pitches and six motorhome spots, all measuring between 80 and 100 square meters. For those without their own gear, four rental accommodations are available, including a log cabin and a tipi, though they lack private sanitary facilities. The campsite actively reduces its environmental footprint by using organic cleaning products, toilet paper, and selling organic bread, coffee, and tea. When fruit ripens on the trees, visitors are invited to pick and enjoy it freely, adding a charming touch to the stay. A bread roll service ensures fresh pastries for breakfast, and there is a covered cooking area for preparing meals. WiFi is included in the price and accessible from every pitch, though mobile signal strength may vary. The site observes a midday closure from 12:00 to 14:00, contributing to a peaceful atmosphere. Dogs are welcome, making it a suitable choice for pet owners. Sanitary facilities include a baby changing room, accessible provisions for guests with disabilities, and washing machines. While there is no swimming pool on site, outdoor and indoor pools are located 7.7 kilometers away, and a lake for swimming is 17 kilometers distant. Nearby amenities like a restaurant, snack bar, supermarket, and grocery store are all within 3.6 kilometers, so dining out or stocking up on supplies is convenient. The campsite is situated near several nature reserves, including the Fochteloërveen high moor and the military training area De Haar with its bat bunker, offering excellent hiking and cycling opportunities. Public transportation is 4.1 kilometers away, and the nearest village center is Hooghalen, 9.3 kilometers from the campsite. The pitches themselves are mostly shady, with some unshaded areas, and the terrain is well-maintained. The campsite is recognized by the ANWB with a green star rating between 3 and 4.5, having earned a terrain score of 3.3, sanitation score of 3.8, recreation score of 1.1, swimming score of 3.1, and food and drink score of 2.5. Opening dates run from March 15 to June 25 and June 29 to September 30, with a midday break. Payment is by cash only, and a deposit is required in advance. Dogs incur an additional fee of €2.50 per night. Overall, this is an eco-friendly, quiet, and well-equipped campsite ideal for nature lovers and those seeking a sustainable holiday.
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