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Campsite West Flanders Belgium

At a campsite in West Flanders (West-Vlaanderen), you won’t have to be bored for a single moment! You can have a lovely invigorating walk along the beach or visit beautiful cities such as Bruges or Ghent. West-Vlaanderen is just as beckoning to watersports fans. You can make of West-Vlaanderen what you will: a relaxing holiday or an active one!

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What to enjoy from your campsite in West Flanders

You really don’t have to worry that you’ll end up being bored while on holiday here, as there’s lots and lots to be done within easy reach of your campsite. West-Vlaanderen has plenty to offer when it comes to culture and natural beauty:

  • Sea and beaches
    There’s some great hiking, cycling or watersports (such as surfing, sailing and land sailing) to be had around Belgium’s well-known bathing resorts along the coast here, such as Oostende (Ostend), Blankenberge and De Panne. If you just feel like relaxing, the beach is at hand.
  • Bruges
    Campsites in West Flanders make good bases for visiting the outstanding city of Bruges (Brugge in Flemish). Wandering through its twisty alleyways, whose riches have been recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you’ll be caught up in medieval romance.
  • Day trips
    West Vlaanderen has many engaging museums, including the Frietmusem (on the making of the local chips or “French fries”) in Bruges and the Steam Machine Museum at the former ETIZ Power Station in the town of Izegem. For younger children, a trip to the amusement park of Plopsaland is going to be a highlight!

Camping in the countryside

West-Vlaanderen boasts not only its diversity of sights but also a varied countryside that plays host to mountain biking, pony and covered trap (huifkar) trekking, hiking and cycling. There are plenty of unique places to discover in this region.

Those taking their family camping in West-Vlaanderen will appreciate their campsite having a swimming pool, playground or entertainment team for the children.

You can of course decide to go camping in your own trusty tent or caravan, but West-Vlaanderen also has some campsites where you can rent accommodation such as a bungalow or mobile home.

Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in August 2017

The area was rich in history and places to visit. Great if you don't mind spending your days off of site!

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in August 2017

Only 10min walk from bus stop so easy access. This also allowed for a day trip to see bruges. Jabbeke had a street fair while we were there so that was nice to see. Aldi and another local supermarket are only ten min walk away so very convenient. Campsite itself is secluded so it was nice and quiet.

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in August 2017

Small quiet town, public transport to brugge or ostend. Bakery and supermarkets nearby

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in July 2017

Within easy access of bruge and ostend although i would recommended parking on the outskirts of ostend on a sunday and getting a tram into the centre as it is very busy. Loads of beautiful beaches nearby. Should definitely visit plopsaland and the s&r olympia swimming pool if you have children. A short drive across the border to the netherlands and just over an hours drive from the eurotunnel at calais.

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in May 2017

The area is nice and quiet with a few local bars around and a couple of supermarkets and local shops. You need to be aware that these close early on some days. It has easy links to other areas and a good bus route.

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in May 2017

We appeared a long way from our car and in a caravan on the corner of the site close to what appeared a residential caravan area, unfortunately that mean't on two of our nights there was a lot of loud noise and music playing till the early hours of the morning. The region was perfect though and we were able to tour around flanders and visit ypres, bruges and gent with ease.

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in August 2016

Nice local village (Jabbeke), easy access to local supermarkets, easy to drive into Bruges (which was our main reason for staying at this campsite).

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in August 2016

Nice local village (jabbeke), easy access to local supermarkets, easy to drive into bruges (which was our main reason for staying at this campsite).

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in July 2016

Very good for heading to anywhere else like brugge and ostende.very close to banks pharmacy and local aldi for your shopping

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in July 2016

Very good for heading to anywhere else like Brugge and ostende.very close to banks pharmacy and local aldi for your shopping

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in July 2016

Brugge is a beautiful city to visit, but we had trouble finding parking for our car with cycles on the roof.

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in September 2015

The village was accessable on foot - not touristy at all. De hann in easy reach had lots of facilities. From de haan the tram was excellent value and helpful to reach other areasof the coast food is always excellent and belgian beers.

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Stayed on Campsite Klein Strand in Jabbeke in August 2014

Proximity to bruges. Ypres and other places of interest. Not to far from calais. Semi rural location.

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