questions?

Questions?

Beneath you will find an overview of frequently asked questions and the answers. In the event that you should still have questions after reading the overview, please do not hesitate and give us a call at +32-59-32.24.79, or email us at info@veldenduin.be.

• Are we the ideal camp site for you? If you are looking for a quiet modern and carefully kept camp site surrounded by green and with a personal touch, then you will definitely feel at home here. Are you a party animal looking for entertainment, then we cannot offer the kind of holiday you are looking for.

• Can I bring my dog? Man’s best friend is welcome in the chalets or in the caravans, however this is not possible in the flats. Of course, we ask the appropriate discipline from dog and owner to keep the dog on a leash while on the campsite and to dispose of any droppings. Lodging dog: 3 € / dog / night (dangerous breed not allowed).

• What will I need to bring along myself? Under 'lodging' you will find an overview of the equipment of the chalets and the flats. Beside your personal belongings, you will only need to bring along towels and sheets (sheets also for rent at the reception).

• What if I unexpectedly cannot come? We offer a cancellation insurance via Mondial Assistance: 3,5 % of the total amount. Please inform at reception.

• Can my friends, family,... pass by? Friends and family are more than welcome to come have a peek, but they may not stay overnight.

• Is there parking space for them? Every owner or tenant of a chalet or caravan has a parking space to his or her disposition in the immediate vicinity. You can book a parking place for your visitors at the reception desk at 4 € per day.

• Exactly how far is the 'immediate vicinity of the beach'? The campsite is in fact located at a five minute walk from the beach. To top it off, it’s a very safe trip thanks to the pedestrian bridge over the coastal road.

• Can we barbecue? Sure, this is the ideal conclusion of a delightful day. Just keep in mind that everyone has a right to a good night’s rest, and this has to be respected after 10 p.m.