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Welcome to Zeeland
	Why not consider enjoying the Siblu experience in the Netherlands with a stay at De Oase or In de Bongerd! Both parks are situated in the coastal region of Zeeland ,an area famed for its history, nature and delicious seafood. Hop on your bike to discover the nearby De Mantel nature reserve, take a stroll through the medieval streets of Middelburg and Zierkzee or enjoy a day trip to the Deltapark Neeltje Jans Theme Park, an amusement park that stands in the middle of the world's largest flood protection system.

Our Holiday Parks in Zeeland

De Oase

Renesse

De Oase holiday park in the Netherlands is the perfect place to relax and explore the Zeeland region. There are so many activities to choose from: spend your days strolling along the nearby beach or take a bike and head further afield to discover the region’s huge skylines and endless coastlines.

Beach 2.5 km away

Restaurant, bar and shop on-site

Touring pitches available

De Oase

In de Bongerd

Oostkapelle

Look no further for an unforgettable stay in fully-equipped, top-of-the-range mobile home in a unique location. Sunbathe on the vast North Sea beaches, explore the historic city of Middelburg, cycle around the beautiful De Mantel National Park or simply kick back and relax on the park!

Beach 2.5km away

Heated indoor pool

Touring pitches available

In de Bongerd

Why choose Zeeland?

Beautiful coastline

Unspoilt North Sea beaches

Learning and discovery

Visit a range of museums and explore the region's history

Food and drink

Famed for its seafood

Embrace the outdoors

Get your family walking, cycling or enjoying water sports

What to Expect From a Trip to the Region
	If you are looking for a beachside camping holiday in the Netherlands, then the region of Zeeland, just south of Holland, is definitely the place to be. It may be within driving distance of the buzzing urban centres of Rotterdam and Amsterdam and their well-connected airports but a stay in this peaceful coastal region feels like entering a whole other world. Enjoy endless kilometres of unspoilt beaches perfect for walking, horse riding and water sports; picturesque cycle routes through the typically Dutch countryside and the local national parks; and top it all off with some delicious fresh seafood (Zeeland’s cuisine is famed throughout the country). Zeeland is also a region rich is history and in places to visit. Its unique location means that it has unparalleled experience in flood-prevention technology, particularly following the tragic events of the North Sea Flood in 1953. You can learn more about this at the Watersnoods Museum or at Deltapark Neeltje Jans, an amusement park and museum built in the middle of the 8km-long Delta works flood protection system. You can also discover Zeeland’s history as a centre for trade by getting lost in the winding streets of medieval port cities like Middelburg and Zierkzee or by visiting the region's maritime history museum (the inventively named muZEEum in Vlissingen).

Explore our Holiday Parks in France

Northern France

Fabulous coastline, beautiful countryside, fascinating history and culture

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view of the river in blois, loire valley

Inland France

France may be especially popular for its magnificent coastlines and golden sandy beaches, but it also has so much more beautiful countryside to explore further inland. Stay with Siblu in the Loire Valley or the Rhone Alps and discover stunning scenery, fascinating history, amazing architecture and delicious local delicacies.

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West Coast France

France's beautiful Atlantic coast is full of seaside town and brilliant beaches

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The South of France

The glitzy, sun-drenched Mediterranean coast

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South West France

Giant beaches and home of many great wines

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Zeeland- Nature

Renesse Strand

Less than 2 km from De Oase holiday park is the beautiful Renesse Strand. It's a long sandy beach which is bordered by greenery and has its own nearby parking area. It's the perfect place for a lazy family day out building sandcastles, swimming and sunbathing. Make the most of a shuttle bus from the park in the summer months.

Oostkapelle strand

Under 3 km from In de Bongerd holiday park you'll find the dunes and long sandy stretch of the beautiful Oostkapelle beach. It's been ranked one of the Netherlands' cleanest beaches, and with good reason... you may well be impressed by how clean the sand is compared to popular beaches in other parts of the world. Not a scrap of rubbish in sight! Parking and restaurant nearby.

De Mantel nature reserve

Whether you're on foot or on your bike, don't miss out on visiting the beautiful lush forests of the De Manteling, a nature reserve which runs along the coastline only 4 km from In de Bongerd holiday park! This protected area of forests, ponds, picturesque winding pathways and wildlife is well worth exploring. Interestingly De Manteling gets its name from the fact that the trees act as a sort of overcoat ('mantel' in Dutch) protecting the area from being too exposed to any strong sea winds. This made it a popular location for wealthy local merchants to build their houses in the 17th and 18th centuries. Some of these historic houses and gardens can still be visited today.

Zeeland- History and attractions

Brouwersdam Concert at Sea

The Brouwersdam marina is always an area worth visiting and its calm waters are particularly appealing if you're a fan of water sports. However, for three days in June it transforms to become host to one of Zeeland's biggest and most popular music festivals, the 'Concert at sea'. The festival usually takes place in June and past line ups have included some amazing international artists, including Irish rock superstars 'The Script'!

Deltapark Neeltje Jans Theme Park

No stay in Zeeland would be complete without a visit to Detapark Neeltje Jans: a unique theme park which stands in the middle of the largest flood protection system in the world. Learn more about this impressive feat of engineering while also enjoying water-themed fun.

Middelburg

During your stay in Zeeland it is well worth taking a day trip to the province's capital city, the scenic Middelburg. Thanks to a strategic seaside location, its history stretches right back to Middle Ages, when it was an important European trading city. Following a 2 year siege in 1572 during the 80 years war, it regained international importance in the 17th century during the Dutch Golden Age of science and technology. Throughout this period, the city's role as an important hub of lens-crafting allowed it to play a key role in the scientific revolution of the era, it is even believed to be the birthplace of the microscope and telescope. Wander its canals and historic streets at your own pace, and take a trip back in time at the Zeeuws Museum, the Rijksmonument Kuiperspoort or the Oostkerk church.

Food and drink

Zeeland is famous for its seafood, in particular oysters, mussels and lobsters. The Eastern Scheldt lobster has a particularly unique flavour which foodies are bound to appreciate. You also can't miss out on the region's favourite traditional sweet treat, the Zeeuwse bolus, a cinnamon bun-like pastry made with bread dough, brown sugar and lemon zest. With its origins in the local Jewish community, this pastry is such an important part of Zeeland cuisine that every year bakers from the region come together to compete in Bolusbaking championships during what is known as 'bolus week'. To really feel like a local, eat your bolus with a knob of butter and a cup of coffee. Delicious.

Travelling to Zeeland from Ireland

Low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and AerLingus run direct flights from Dublin and Cork to Amsterdam and Eindhoven airports, which are within driving distance of both De Oase and In de Bongerd.

Aerlingus runs direct flights from Cork to Amsterdam and from Dublin to Amsterdam.

Ryanair runs direct flights from Dublin to Eindhoven.