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If Covid allows we are planning to visit Holland in early January for 4-6 weeks, can anyone recommend places and/or campsites to visit.
Cheers
Dave
If Covid allows we are planning to visit Holland in early January for 4-6 weeks, can anyone recommend places and/or campsites to visit.
Cheers
Dave
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It's not that big Dave. Maybe a weekend will do.
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We cross Harwich-Hook of Holland: more expensive than Channel but saves a couple of hundred miles plus QE2 crossing. We travel at 9am and enjoy a cruise with drinks and sandwiches. The rear lounge is most comfortable.
First night is Gouda (
[EIGHT EURO - don't know why I'm getting an emoji!] or Breda (4).
We like the marina at Almere Haven and have spent several nights there. Excellent showers. (12.50)
We have friends in Baarn and Hilversum: Utrecht is a good place with a lovely flower market and a rail museum.
Almen is right beside a canal basin (12.50) with a pub/restaurant.
Lauwersoog has a calming site on the edge of a lagoon (15), built as part of a flood defence system.
Harlingen is a good overnight stop on the edge of the river (7.50) with an easy walk into a lovely town with an interesting history.
The marina at Gorinchem (10) is right alongside the Rhine and can be noisy from river traffic. It is a steady run back to HoH for the afternoon ferry and has cheap fuel.
Enjoy - Gordon
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First night is Gouda (
[EIGHT EURO - don't know why I'm getting an emoji!] or Breda (4).We like the marina at Almere Haven and have spent several nights there. Excellent showers. (12.50)
We have friends in Baarn and Hilversum: Utrecht is a good place with a lovely flower market and a rail museum.
Almen is right beside a canal basin (12.50) with a pub/restaurant.
Lauwersoog has a calming site on the edge of a lagoon (15), built as part of a flood defence system.
Harlingen is a good overnight stop on the edge of the river (7.50) with an easy walk into a lovely town with an interesting history.
The marina at Gorinchem (10) is right alongside the Rhine and can be noisy from river traffic. It is a steady run back to HoH for the afternoon ferry and has cheap fuel.
Enjoy - Gordon
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It has got to include Amsterdam and particularly the Rijksmuseum that could take you 3 days alone. It is one of the greatest in Europe and has a collection of fine art to rival the Prado.
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I forgot to mention Schokland, a fascinating spot and reasonably off the tourist track.
https://schokland.nl/en/museum-schokland
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How are people feeling about visiting museums etc at the moment?
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We have travelled in the Netherlands
Unfortunately we dont keep a a record of our travels
We just meander
We liked the Dutch, and their English was great as our Dutch wasnt
Loved the windmills , the islands
But Im not sure January is a good time to visit
But then again who knows
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Unfortunately we dont keep a a record of our travels
We just meander
We liked the Dutch, and their English was great as our Dutch wasnt
Loved the windmills , the islands
But Im not sure January is a good time to visit
But then again who knows
Sandra
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Was surprised how Rotterdam has changed over the years...some amazing buildings!
An enormous covered market surrounded by flats.....literally
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An enormous covered market surrounded by flats.....literally
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As a general tip we often use mini campings...small sites, small prices and numerous.
https://www.minicampings.eu/
https://www.minicampings.eu/
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