Stayed here for a week in August - first thing to understand is that this site is 99.9% Dutch, all the staff are Dutch and all the entertainment is Dutch. The Dutch are probably the loudest nationality I have ever come across and allow their children to run feral throughout the site until well past midnight. So don't come here if you're after peace and quiet! We ended up moving pitches down to the bottom of the site to find some quiet and once we had done that it was OKish. The issue with everything being Dutch is that all of the entertainment is in Dutch and all of the activities are conducted in Dutch which makes them pretty much inaccessible to British children. Location wise it is quite an interesting area with some walking but finding out about routes is quite difficult, the staff don't really know much about the local walks as I don't think the Dutch really do much walking - so do your research before you arrive. Similarly research any tourist information before you arrive as there isn't much available on site, eg. there is an Ardennes open air museum just 2 miles from the site but no mention of it at all in the site information.