Yes, all camping pitches have 16 amp electricity.

A large tent pitch can accommodate up to 6 people.

No, that's not necessary. If you don't want to bring your own tent, Camping Duinoord has the option of renting a furnished tent. You then only need to bring your luggage to the campsite.

Duinoord North is located directly on the sea and has motorhome and caravan pitches, while Duinoord South is slightly more sheltered and only has tent pitches.

Yes, we recommend it. Popular camping pitches are quickly booked up, especially at weekends and during school holidays. By booking in advance, you are guaranteed a camping pitch that suits your needs.

No, there are no pitches with private sanitary facilities, but we do have clean and modern sanitary buildings within walking distance.

Yes, you may, provided that the barbecue is used safely and no open fire is created. Gas or electric barbecues are preferred. Ensure that the barbecue is off the ground and that a bucket of water is always available nearby. Barbecuing is prohibited in strong winds or when there is a general ban on fires.

Visitors are welcome, provided they report to reception. Regular rates apply for overnight stays.

Yes, a small extra tent is allowed, as long as it fits within the camping pitch and does not cause any nuisance to other guests.

During Easter, you can camp at Strandcamping Duinoord right on the beach and by the sea, with all facilities nearby.

No, Strandcamping Duinoord does not have a special youth area. In order to maintain the peaceful and relaxed atmosphere at the campsite, the main booker must be at least 23 years old to make a reservation and stay with us.

No, Strandcamping Duinoord does not have a group field. Reservations for groups are only possible in consultation and after permission has been granted, so that we can guarantee the atmosphere and tranquillity at the campsite for all our guests.

Yes, the chalets are equipped with a bathroom and a kitchen. So you have everything you need.

If you don't want to bring your own tent, Camping Duinoord has the option of renting a furnished tent. You then only need to bring your luggage to the campsite. There is also the option of renting a chalet, rental caravan or tent house.

Yes, at Camping Duinoord you can rent a tent, chalet, caravan or tent house. So you don't have to bring your own tent.

Yes! You can bring your own bed linen or book it extras; in that case we arrange it ready for you. Same for towels and kitchen linen

Yes, you may, provided that the barbecue is used safely and no open fire is created. Gas or electric barbecues are preferred. Ensure that the barbecue is off the ground and that a bucket of water is always available nearby. Barbecuing is prohibited in strong winds or when there is a general ban on fires.

Visitors are welcome, provided they report to reception. Regular rates apply for overnight stays.

During Easter, you can stay at Strandcamping Duinoord in a comfortable glamping tent, chalet or mobile home. If you are bringing your own tent, caravan or camper van, you can choose a spacious camping pitch in the dunes. All available accommodations can be found here.

There are a number of campsites in Nes on Ameland. Camping Duinoord is located directly on the beach and in the middle of nature.

Camping Duinoord is located in the village of Nes. The campsite is located directly on the beach. So you can enjoy sun, sea and sand from the campsite.

There is a bike rental at Strandcamping Duinoord. Here you will find a wide range of bicycles, including electric bicycles, tandems, cargo bicycles, and children's bicycles.

During Easter, you can rent a furnished tent in the dunes at Strandcamping Duinoord. You will experience the real camping feeling with extra comfort and a pleasant interior. Ideal if you want to enjoy Ameland in the spring without any hassle.

Yes, Strandcamping Duinoord is open during the May holidays. Here you can choose from camping pitches, glamping tents and chalets, ideal for an active holiday.

If you come by car, you can drive directly to the campsite. Also, you can rent a bike, your luggage will be brought to the campsite. Buses and taxis are also available from the quay. These will take you directly to the campsite.

You can book your ticket for the crossing to Ameland via Wagenborg Passagiersdiensten.

Yes, the boat leaves from Holwerd and your car can come along. Just make sure you book in advance and do not take the express service. No means of transport is allowed on the express service.

The crossing to Ameland starts in the small town of Holwerd in the province of Friesland. From there, the ferry sails to the island several times a day. Holwerd is located directly on the Wadden Sea and is the only port of departure for Ameland.

The cost of the ferry to Ameland depends on the number of passengers and any vehicles. Pedestrians and cyclists pay a lower price than motorists or motorhome owners. In addition, a small tourist tax is charged per person.

Prices for the ferry to Ameland with a car start at €103.50 for cars up to 5.5 metres long. Additional costs and tourist tax per passenger apply. It is not necessary to bring your car, as Ameland can also be easily explored without one.

Travelling with a motorhome to Ameland involves additional costs. The price depends largely on when you travel, how many people there are, the size of your motorhome, and whether you have accessories like a bike rack. Often, the total cost is over € 200. Check Wagenborg’s website for up-to-date rates.

The travel time with the standard ferry to Ameland is approximately 50 minutes. If you want to get there faster, you can take the speedboat, which takes about 20 minutes. Both connections depart from Holwerd and take you comfortably and directly to Ameland.

Yes, the bus from the ferry terminal (line 2) stops in front of the campsite, or you can hire a bicycle at the ferry terminal. There are also taxis from the ferry terminal to the campsite. Your luggage is no problem either. You can use our luggage service from Holwerd or the luggage service provided by the bicycle hire company.

Yes, especially during holidays and weekends, it is advised to book in advance via Wagenborg Passenger Services.

The ferry departs several times a day from Holwerd to Ameland. Book your crossing in advance, especially if you want to take your car to Ameland. If you are not taking your car, Strandcamping Duinoord's luggage service will take you to your accommodation without any hassle.

Our campsite is 1.5 kilometres from the centre of Nes. You can easily walk or cycle there.

From culture and shopping to good food, markets and events, Nes has it all. You can also sit on a terrace and watch the world go by.

Certainly! A visit to the Nature Centre with its barefoot path is always a success. You can also explore Nes with a photo treasure hunt (available from the VVV tourist office). In addition, there are plenty of places to get an ice cream or find a playground.

Absolutely! The village is a little quieter then, but just as charming. Many shops and restaurants are open all year round.

In Nes on Ameland, you can enjoy camping at Strandcamping Duinoord. Our campsite is located directly on the sea and within walking distance of the charming centre of Nes. This allows you to combine the best of both worlds: enjoying the beach and nature, while still being close to shops, terraces and fun events. View our camping pitches and accommodations

Certainly! In Nes, you can rent various types of holiday homes. At Strandcamping Duinoord, you can stay in comfortable chalets, camping bungalows or glamping tents, within walking distance of the lively centre of Nes and right by the sea. This allows you to enjoy the island feeling with all the comforts of home. View our range of holiday homes here.

Hollum is approximately 9 kilometres from the campsite. It takes about 30 minutes to cycle there, via a beautiful route through woods and dunes.

Hollum offers a wonderful mix of history, culture, nature and conviviality. Visit the lighthouse, museums and art galleries, or explore the dunes and the beach. There are also regular markets and cultural events. Don't miss the lifeboat demonstration at the Abraham Fock Museum: a unique experience!

Certainly! The lighthouse is an exciting outing, and the Lifeboat Museum also appeals to the imagination. In addition, children can play on the beach or take part in a treasure hunt through the village.

Especially then! In the early and late seasons, the village is quieter, but just as atmospheric. The nature is impressive in every season and many shops and restaurants remain open.

There are various accommodations in the immediate vicinity. Would you like to camp close to the sea and not far from Hollum? Strandcamping Duinoord is your ideal base. Surrounded by nature and with the charming village within cycling distance, you can stay here in complete comfort. Choose from our camping pitches, glamping tents, lodges or chalets and enjoy the peace, space and charm of Hollum.

Buren is approximately 2 kilometres from the campsite. You can get there by bicycle in less than 10 minutes, or you can take a nice walk.

In Buren, you can soak up the culture, admire crafts, go for a walk, go shopping or visit the beach. There are also interesting museums, shops and restaurants.

Certainly! The Juttersmuseum is popular with families, as is the Indoor Adventure Golf. The beach is also nearby and perfect for games and adventure.

Yes, Buren is a charming village in the early and late seasons too. The nature is beautiful in every season and many shops and restaurants are open as usual.

There are various accommodations in the immediate vicinity. Strandcamping Duinoord is an ideal place if you want to stay close to the sea and a short distance from Buren. Choose from camping pitches, glamping tents or comfortable chalets. Book your holiday now.

Ballum is approximately 6 kilometres from the campsite. It takes about 20 minutes to get there by bicycle, via a quiet and green route.

Ballum is all about peace, nature and history. You can go walking, cycling, admire the old town hall or simply enjoy village life. There is also plenty to discover for lovers of crafts and local culture. Don't forget to visit Nobel, where you can taste the famous Nobeltje!

Ballum is ideal for families who love nature and tranquillity. Children can play safely in the village or on the beach. In addition, larger villages with playgrounds and family activities are nearby.

Actually, always. In spring, it is green and quiet, in summer the village blossoms with terraces and cyclists, and in autumn the landscape is breathtakingly beautiful. Even in winter, it is a great place for those who love peace and quiet and space.

There are a few small-scale accommodations in Ballum itself. If you want to camp comfortably or stay in a chalet or glamping tent, Strandcamping Duinoord is an ideal starting point. You are surrounded by nature, close to the sea, and with Ballum within easy reach. Book your holiday now

Everything is set up and ready to go. You don't need to bring your own tent or set it up, so you can start enjoying your holiday straight away.

Yes, most rental tents are suitable for 4 to 6 people and are located close to the beach, playgrounds and recreational facilities.

The Duynlodge is the most spacious and luxuriously furnished tent.

Yes, you can choose from various rental tents, accommodating 2-6 persons. Each type has its own atmosphere and level of comfort.

No, pets are unfortunately not allowed in the rental tents or on our campsite.

Each rental tent has comfortable beds and chairs, a cooker, refrigerator and kitchen utensils, lighting and power points. Depending on the type, there are extras such as an awning, heating, barbecue or even private sanitary facilities.

The furnished tents are located at Strandcamping Duinoord, in the middle of the dunes and directly on the beach, a short walk from the village of Nes.

Yes, Midgaard is suitable for up to six people and ideal for families who love peace and nature. There’s plenty of room to play outside, and the beach is within walking distance. Children are also welcome at the campsite to play in the playgrounds or join the holiday entertainment programme (during summer).

No, pets are not allowed in this holiday home.

Yes, at Midgaard you take care of the final cleaning yourself.

Yes, as a guest of Midgaard you’re very welcome to use the campsite facilities, such as the supermarket, bike rental, and summer activities.

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Yes, there is Wi-Fi. But most guests soon find they prefer to put their phones aside and truly unwind, enjoying the peace and nature around them.

Certainly. There are several glamping tents that are suitable for families. In addition, the campsite is child-friendly.

Yes! You can bring your own bed linen or book it extras; in that case we arrange it ready for you. Same for towels and kitchen linen

All chalets have a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, living room and a private terrace with garden furniture. Gas, water and electricity are included, as well as final cleaning and use of the campsite facilities.

The chalets are situated directly behind the dunes. In just a few minutes’ walk you go from your chalet to the beach.

No, unfortunately it is not possible to bring your pet in the chalets. Pets are not allowed anywhere on our site.

You can check in during reception opening hours. If the reception is closed you can go via the supermarket. Click here for the current opening times

Travelling with a motorhome to Ameland involves additional costs. The price depends largely on when you travel, how many people there are, the size of your motorhome, and whether you have accessories like a bike rack. Often, the total cost is over € 200. Check Wagenborg’s website for up-to-date rates.

Yes. The ferry for motorhomes is very popular, especially during weekends and holidays. It's advised to reserve your place early.

Most pitches are on firm, level ground. Field B is the most suitable for motorhomes.

Within a few minutes you can walk from your pitch to the beach via the dune paths.

Yes, you’re allowed to use your awning, as long as it stays within your allocated pitch.

Yes, Wi-Fi is available.

Duinoord North is located directly on the sea and has motorhome and caravan pitches, while Duinoord South is slightly more sheltered and only has tent pitches.

No, in order to conserve water, this is not permitted.

The campsite has a campsite shop where you can buy basic necessities. Think fresh rolls, spreads, eggs and ingredients for dinner.

Yes, WiFi is available throughout almost the entire site. Coverage may vary due to the location in the dunes.

• Reception open every day between 09:00 and 17:00
• Restaurant, terrace & snack bar
• Internet
• Fresh rolls in high season
• Camping shop
• Bicycle rental

Yes, bike rental Kiewiet is located on the campsite. Here you can rent a bike for your stay on the island.

We don't have our own swimming pool, but our guests don't find themselves missing one. After all, the sea is right on our doorstep, and it's the largest and most beautiful pool you could wish for. Enjoy the fine sandy beach, the clean water, and the gentle waves of the North Sea. Should the weather turn against you, there is an indoor pool available in Buren.

You drop off your luggage in Holwerd (near the feryy); we will take it to your campsite or accommodation on Ameland. It is also possible to take your luggage on board yourself and hand it in at the bicycle rental company (provided you have rented a bicycle there), and the bicycle rental company will then take your luggage to the campsite. Please indicate where you are staying: at Duinoord South or Duinoord North. For more information feel free to contact us.

Yes, there is a snack bar, canteen and terrace. The supermarket also offers a variety of hot dishes, including fresh pizzas (also available in vegan options). Right next to the campsite, you will find the Bravo restaurant and Sjoerd beach pavilion. There are also several restaurants in Nes.

Yes, charging points are available at your own camping pitch or accommodation.

There are several charging points in the paid car park and in the immediate vicinity of the campsite, for example at Landalstate, Hotel Ameland and the public car park in Nes.

During the summer holiday, the recreation team organises activities such as crafts, sports and games, as well as excursions. Read more about entertainment at the park

The use of the shower and hot water is not free of charge; you need to use a water card for this. You can obtain this card at reception and use it to activate the showers. The shower time is set to five minutes and costs €1.20, so that we can save water and energy together. For washing dishes, you pay €0.50 for 5 minutes. You can also top up your water card at reception.

Yes, when you leave, return the card and you will receive your €5 deposit and any remaining credit back via card payment.

We carefully separate waste. Use the containers for residual waste, paper, and glass. Take bulky household waste to the yellow container near the shed. You do not need to separate plastic; this is done at the waste processing plant.

There is a chemical toilet at every sanitary block, and there is also a motorhome service station at field B in front of the toilet block.

No, washing costs €8.50 and drying €5. You can use the same card that you also use for the showers. Topping up the card can easily be done at the reception.

Yes, it is possible to have your mail delivered to the reception. At the entrance of the reception we have mailboxes, where you can also have your parcels delivered. This is entirely at your own risk, as parcels are not signed for upon delivery.

Gas bottles are available at the campsite. You can head to the reception for this. The cost of a gas bottle varies depending on the size; you can enquire about this at the reception desk.

There is a yellow skip located near the warehouse for bulky household waste and wood. This is intended for small quantities of waste only. Do you have larger items of bulky waste or wood? If so, please take these yourself to the local council's waste disposal site (recycling centre) of the Municipality of Ameland.

You can find the current programme in our CampingComfort app.

With its miles of beaches, picturesque villages, numerous cycling and walking routes through the dunes, and many beach cafés and restaurants, Ameland is an absolute holiday experience for many tourists. From peaceful and unspoilt nature to the lively town centre of Nes, every visitor will find their favourite spot on Ameland!

A visit to Ameland is not complete without a tour of the famous Hollum lighthouse. As you climb the stairs, you will learn about the history of Ameland. From the top, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the island and the sea.

Even in bad weather, there is plenty to do on Ameland. For example, you can visit one of the many museums, spend relaxing hours at the wellness, or pass the time with a cup of coffee or a meal in one of the many cosy cafés or restaurants.

Ameland offers a wide range of child-friendly attractions, from playgrounds to entertainment programmes. Discover Ameland's wide coastline with your children, from the beach or by boat.

There is plenty to do on Ameland during the Easter weekend, such as horse riding, visiting museums, walking and cycling. But if you want to celebrate Easter like the Amelanders, you go egg rolling. You find a dune and roll your hard-boiled eggs down it. The egg that rolls the furthest, or stays intact the longest, is the winner.

During the May holidays, you can explore the island by bicycle or on foot, go mudflat walking, visit charming villages or enjoy events.

On Ameland, you can enjoy cycling, hiking, kitesurfing, horse riding, blokarting, climbing, stand-up paddleboarding and mudflat walking, among other activities. The island offers plenty of space for active beach and nature experiences.

Many activities are suitable for children, such as cycling, walking, stand-up paddleboarding, and the climbing park. Some activities have a minimum age requirement or require supervision. Please check the website of the relevant provider for more information.

It is advisable to book activities in advance, especially popular ones. Information about this can be found on the website of the relevant provider.

From Strandcamping Duinoord, you can quickly reach the beach, the dunes or various outdoor locations on the island.

A seal-watching tour is a boat trip across the Wadden Sea where you can see seals up close in their natural habitat.

Seals live both in the Wadden Sea and in the North Sea. Because seals are mammals and cannot breathe underwater, they regularly rest on sandbanks. During a seal-watching tour, you sail to one of these sandbanks.

You can see seals on Ameland all year round! Spring and summer offer the best chances of observation, as seals often rest on sandbanks in good weather.

Absolutely! The guide’s explanations and the interactive nature of a seal-watching tour often make it an unforgettable outing for the whole family.

Yes! You can bring your own bed linen or book it extras; in that case we arrange it ready for you. Same for towels and kitchen linen

A hiker's cabin (we call this a camping bungalow) has a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, living room and a private terrace with garden furniture. Gas, water and electricity are included, as are final cleaning and use of the campsite facilities. There is also underfloor heating and air conditioning.

The cabin is located directly behind the dunes. It takes just a few minutes to walk from your cabin to the beach.

No, unfortunately, you are not allowed to bring your pet to the log cabins. Pets are not allowed anywhere on our premises.

You can check in during reception opening hours. If the reception is closed, please go to the supermarket. Click here for current opening hours.

At Strandcamping Duinoord, directly behind the dunes and within walking distance of the beach and sea, close to the village of Nes.

You can easily make a reservation online via our website. You will immediately see the availability of the camping bungalows.

Yes, horse riding on the beach of Ameland is possible all year round on designated beach areas and under certain conditions. The beach rides, which are guided by riding stables, often follow the tide line and go through the dunes.

Horse riding on Ameland is available at various riding stables scattered across the island. They offer trail rides through the dunes, woods and along the beach, always guided by experienced riders.

Yes, horse riding on Ameland is suitable for both beginners and advanced riders. For beginners, there are gentle outdoor rides and lessons, while experienced riders can go on longer beach and nature rides.

Horse riding with children on Ameland is perfectly possible. Many riding stables offer pony rides, guided rides and activities especially for young riders. This makes it a popular family activity.

Horse riding is possible all year round, but spring and autumn are particularly ideal. During these periods, the island is quieter and the temperatures are pleasant for trail rides.

Yes, advance booking is recommended and is standard practice at most stables. Beach rides and outdoor rides are often fully booked, especially during holidays and weekends. By booking in advance, you can be sure of a place.