Stayed here for a week on the Club's Dutch Bulb Fields and More Tour from April 19th which is a great tour! The site is an excellent one run by the third generation of the same family. The "new" reception area, shop and restaurant was rebuilt three years ago. There is a small shop serving fresh rolls every morning and lots of other essentials and gifts, open until 6.30pm. The pitches are grass and in groups of four. Some are closer than we are used to in the UK. The facilities blocks are spotless. The ladies only had three showers - old fashioned push button type - but it was never a problem. Dish washing located at the same place. Various water points and chemical disposal. The motor home drive-over grey waste disposal and water tap is located across the road from the main entrance on an "extra" area of the campsite. There is an indoor swimming pool, fishing lake and children's playground. Great area for cycling but if not there is a bus stop within 15 mins walk to Leiden which is worth a visit. From there you can get the train to Amsterdam which we also did. The Keukenhof Gardens are a short drive away, (although we went by coach with the tour) are an absolute must for the incredible display of tulips - for only 9 weeks! The main reception building also houses a takeaway and an "eat in" snack bar serving roughly the same menu.There is also an A La Carte restaurant open Thursday to Sunday but we did not consider it good value for money. There is unfortunately one negative to this site that it is directly under the landing flight path for Schiphol airport and can be incredibly noisy. The planes continue quite late into the night and resume around 5.30am. Though we were disturbed once at 3.30am! It is such a shame, because this is such a lovely family run site and Pim and his sister Penny and staff are so friendly and do a fantastic job.