Domestic Regulations

Arrival and departure

At arrival you check in at the reception in the farm; your place is available from 1.00 p.m.

Cars must be parked on the parking place.
Children cannot play here.

On the camping site night's rest is from 11.00 p.m till 8.00 a.m.
The reception is open.:

from 9.00 am till 11.30 a.m.
from 15.30 pm till 18.30 p.m.
from 19:30 pm till 22:30 pm
Visitors are always welcome up to 23:00 pm; please inform us at the reception-counter.
People that stay one night pay the standard-tariff.

At the day of departure you are requested to make your place available before 11.00 a.m..

Ecology

We expect collaboration of our guests to a clean and cheerful area.
For this there are dustbins for different types of detritus.
The general dustbin is exclusively intended for tied detritus pockets.

Effluent can be only drained on the sewer; or directly by means of the evacuation at the camp-site terrain (evacuation tubes can be bought at the reception á € 3,- p/m ).
To prevent constipation of the sewer draining of food rests, sanitary towels etc are prohibited.

We expect our guests to appreciate our efforts to preserve the so called "Golden Greenkey".
Appliance wasteful of energy such as electric stoves are not appropriate thereby of course.
To save the grass please use open groundsheet in stead of plastic.
Open fire has been prohibited by the local administration.

Various matters

We are not responsible for personal lesion and for damage to or loss of your properties.      Fire extinguishers are located near the reception-counter, at the recreationroom and at the wood-path.A first-aid kit is available at the reception-counter.
Our animals cannot be feeded on own occasion. The stable is privat area.
When causing trouble the causer isn’t welcome anymore on our campsite.
Pets (dogs,cats etc.) can be only taken along in consultation; if they don’t bother anyone..
Pets must be kept leashed and taken outside the area for their nature’s call.

We wish you a pleasant holiday and a comfortable stay on our campsite.

Paul and Marjo Tienkamp