Camping Hostel Amsterdamse Bos
Kleine Noorddijk 1, Amstelveen
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Camping Hostel Amsterdamse Bos Amstelveen

Kleine Noorddijk 1 Amstelveen, Noord-Holland, 1187 NZ, Netherlands

TravelPod Member ReviewsCamping Hostel Amsterdamse Bos Amstelveen

“Tent Camping! Beautiful and reasonable.”

mikencana (2 reviews)
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Apr 19, 2011

Very nice camp site, places for campervans, tents, and even little huts of different kinds and sizes you can rent out for fairly reasonable prices. We brought our own tent so it was only 15EUR a night (which is sill pricey, I know, but all of Amsterdam is expensive for accommodation! This was the best deal). There was a kitchen to cook in, but no where to store food, but a little store to buy food and things at the site, and a bathroom and laundry but you had to pay extra for the showers, laundry and remember to bring your own TP!

I can't complain however, it was a beautiful area and beautiful weather all week while we were there! You can also rent bikes from the office (20EUR a day) and there is a lovely park right there with ponds, and ducks, and even a few highland cows! Close to Amsterdam, only a bus and a short train ride away. Reasonably safe place to leave your things even when camping (only our TP was stolen). But if the weather is good and money is short, try it out!

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this CampgroundCamping Hostel Amsterdamse Bos Amstelveen

Coffee

A travel blog entry by abbatravels

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Ariel had the flu, so we decided on a laid back day cruising the canals of Amsterdam. They say the canals are 3 meters deep. One meter water, one meter mud and one meter bicycle. The cruise itself was ****. There were 3 separate routes. We got on the red line, past Anne Frank House to the Van Gogh stop to change to the blue line, only it left …

Day 29 - Ypres to Amsterdam

A travel blog entry by cust4

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Off to the Chocolate museum to at Brugges, I think the girls were a little disappointed as they thought it would be all chocolate, however the museum was interesting in that it was in an old building over 4 floors in a typical narrow house and the architecture was interesting in itself.

We found the museum very interesting and even learnt …

Day 30 - Amsterdam

A travel blog entry by cust4

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It must be too many days on the road, because it's getting harder and harder to get the girls out the door to do any sightseeing. Today was no exception and we didn't get out of the campsite to the bus stop until 11.00 am much to parents frustration.

We caught the bus in rather than face traffic which was a good move as it allowed us all …

Day 31 - Zaanse Schass - Volendam - Marken

A travel blog entry by cust4

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Amsterdam is slowly growing on me.

Yesterday I found it a bit busy and grey and not pretty at all with all its reconstruction, grey weather and very aggressive cyclists!

However today after deciding to spend another night here we ventured into the hinterland so to speak - only 25min from Amsterdam but like being in another country …

A Day in the Dam

A travel blog entry by jacksonw264

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Six o'clock a.m. is very early in the morning. However, on Friday the 10th I was up at 4:30am and on a bus by 6am bound for Amsterdam! This is a trip I'd been eagerly looking forward too for weeks and the excitement of seeing one of the largest tourist destinations in Europe had reached its peak. There were four of us on the trip, Me, Chris, …

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This campground was formerly known as: Bostel Amsterdamse Bos