What does an average camping day look like?

Morning: start at your own pace

You wake up in a location of your choosing. It could be a campsite with playground equipment for the kids, a campervan site surrounded by nature, or a spot near the sea or a city.

You make coffee, open the camper doors and see what the day brings.
For families this means: no rush, having breakfast together and children who can go outside straight away.
For couples: get up quietly, have everything at hand and enjoy the view.

Traveling with your dog? He can go outside right away. three types of campers from camperhuren.nl, dogs are welcome, so that no one has to be left behind.

During the day: active or relaxed?

After breakfast you decide together what the day will look like.

An active camping day can consist of:

• Cycling through the area
• Walking in nature
• Water sports at a lake or by the sea
• Visit a museum, city or attraction

A relaxing day at a campervan often looks like this:

• Stay still
• Reading or playing at the camper
• A nice walk with the dog
• Just enjoy the place and the surroundings

With children during the May or summer holidays, this is ideal: lots of outdoor activities, exercise and discovery, without being tied to a strict schedule.
The same applies to couples: active when you want, quiet when that suits you better.

Afternoon: flexible pace, no obligations

You cycle or walk to a nice lunch spot nearby, or simply eat at the campervan. Sometimes quickly, sometimes more leisurely. Afterward, you'll naturally have time to fill the rest of the day.

Maybe the kids are playing a game or taking a nap. You're reading a book, running an errand, or just sitting in the sun.
The great thing about traveling with a camper: everything is allowed, nothing is required.

Evening: living together outdoors

At the end of the day, you're sitting in front of the camper, enjoying a game while enjoying drinks. The dog is lying next to you, and you're eating as the sun slowly sets.

Sleeping: always at home, somewhere different every day

When it gets dark, everyone crawls into bed. The camper feels familiar, even if you're in a new place. That's what makes campervan travel so appealing to families and couples: you travel, but your home travels with you.

In short: An average day at the campsite is all about freedom and limitless enjoyment!
The freedom to be active or to relax, to make plans or to let them go, and to choose what suits you every day.

Arriving at the campsite or camper site

Arriving with your campervan is a moment that many people truly enjoy, but it can also be nerve-wracking. Sometimes you've booked a campsite in advance, sometimes you drive into a campervan site and find an available spot on the spot. You get out, check your spot, and locate the service points. You might need to empty the wastewater, fill up with fresh water, or empty the toilet cassette. Then you level the campervan and connect everything.

And then the real holiday feeling begins: chairs outside, awning extended, and the enjoyment begins. This moment can be any time of day: morning, midday, or even evening. With a campervan, you decide when you arrive.

Departures: On to the next adventure

Departure is also part of camper life. You decide your next destination, see how long the trip will take, and check the weather forecast and traffic conditions. Are you at a campsite? Then you check out. Then you calmly run through the camper checklist: everything safely stowed, windows and skylights closed, cables disconnected, awning retracted? One last lap around the camper and you're ready to go.

In your own home on wheels, you head towards your next destination, an exciting adventure and a new day of camping.

Useful camper tips for on the road

• Camper pitches are often not reserveable. Especially during the May and summer holidays, it is wise to arrive on time to ensure you have a place.
• Looking for a unique overnight stay? In many countries there are organizations such as FrancePassionThis allows you to stay overnight with your campervan for free at local businesses, such as wineries or farms. In return, you purchase a product from your host. A unique experience and a fun way to discover local culture.
• Checklist for departure: We'll provide you with a handy checklist upon departure. Always review it before you set off to ensure everything is safely and securely stored for a relaxing journey.

Looking for more tips for a great camping holiday? Check out our website at Well prepared for more inspiration.