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A chorus of birdsong wakes you at dawn. Fried eggs on the Trangia cooker. A morning dip in a local pond... Camping is a great way of going back to basic, and is probably the cheapest way to holiday

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    Amsterdam campsites

    Posted by kimz 14 May 2009

    Accommodation in a city can be expensive. When I want to stay in Amsterdam I more often than not stay at any of the fabulous campsites dotted around Amsterdam. There is a central one just behind Centraal Station across the water or several others in the outskirts of the city - they are always a bargain and well maintained - give it a go, camping in the city is fun.

    All campsite information can be found through the Amsterdam tourist board.

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    Camping Zeeburg

    Posted by stuandanna 20 February 2008

    Great campsite on the edge of the city, 15 mins to Dam Square on a tram. Cheap tent rates or hire a little cabin, central heating and bedding included in the cost of these. Good breakfast can be bought from the bar in the morning, and food all day at not extortionate prices. Good clean showers, if a little cramped when you are taking one. Bike hire on site as well, and saves you having to find parking in the city centre at very expensive rates, you just leave your car at the campsite!

    www.campingzeeburg.nl

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    Amsterdamse Bos camping

    Posted by Kim Miles 24 September 2007

    Amsterdamse Bos is a campsite in Amsterdam. Great for canoeing, horse riding and really getting a different holiday.

    The bar man will wind up an old record player for you and ask you to wipe your bum on a rabbit if there's no toilet roll, but apart from that it's relaxing.

    It's close to the metro and motorway but is an ideal retreat if you prefer to be away from the city at night.

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    Camping Zeeburg

    Posted by mungwana 10 July 2007

    Decent site with bar/food/internet. Popular with Germans, French and Italians. Located on a semi-island, the centre is easily reached with a few minutes walk to the trams and 7-15 minutes to the centre. The only drawback may be that the relentless ingestion of drugs leads some to play guitar badly.

    www.campingzeeburg.nl

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    Vierhuizen: miles of cycle paths radiating from a comfortable camp site, and six small towns in range.

    See bird hides, eat seafood, view art galleries, a tea factory, ex-pirates' houses, windmills, old churches, wild flowers, calm canals and a national park island, Schiermonnikoog, where no cars are welcome and the North Sea beaches stretch for miles. The best food in Holland at campsite Herberg.

    Bert Jan and Saskia Harens
    Hoofdstraat 49
    9975 VR Vierhuizen
    De Marne, Netherlands.
    Tel: 0595-401657
    www.camping-lauwerszee.nl
    Groningen is the nearest railhead.

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