Day‑Visitor Dos & Don’ts: Understanding €1.50 vs €2.50 Entry at Camping De Reebok
Inviting friends or family for a relaxed afternoon at your pitch? This guide explains the €1.50 vs €2.50 entry at Camping De Reebok, so you can welcome day‑visitors smoothly while respecting campsite etiquette. You’ll find what the two fees cover, how to arrive and park, simple check‑in steps, and practical dos and don’ts for a great visit on the Veluwe.
Quick answer: Day‑visitor fees in 2026
- Short visit: €1.50 per person
- Long visit: €2.50 per person
| Day‑visitor type | Fee per person (2026) |
|---|---|
| Short visit | €1.50 |
| Long visit | €2.50 |
What counts as a short vs long visit?
The tariff distinguishes between short (€1.50) and long (€2.50) day visits. If you’re unsure which applies to your plans, simply ask on arrival—team members at reception can clarify based on your visit.
How day‑visiting works at Camping De Reebok
Where to arrive
- Entrance road: Use the campsite’s dedicated entrance that runs alongside the children’s farm.
- Reception location: Head to the reception in the farmhouse to introduce your party and arrange the appropriate day‑visitor fee.
Where to park
- Car‑free field: The camping field itself is kept car‑free.
- Designated parking: All vehicles should be left in the parking area directly next to the campsite.
How to check in your guests
- On arrival: A smooth approach is to meet your guests at the parking area, then pop into reception together to confirm the €1.50 vs €2.50 entry that fits your planned stay.
- If in doubt: Describe your intended visit (e.g., quick catch‑up vs an extended afternoon) and the team will advise which day‑visitor tariff applies.
Day‑visitor dos & don’ts
A few friendly guidelines keep the experience relaxed for everyone on our open, family‑oriented grass field.
Dos
- Do park in the designated area next to the campsite; keep the grass field car‑free.
- Do make yourselves known at reception in the farmhouse when you arrive.
- Do supervise children—the single, open field gives great visibility, and play areas sit within easy sight of parents.
- Do enjoy the children’s farm respectfully: you can see and feed the fallow deer, sheep, goats, chickens, and peacocks.
- Do use shared spaces considerately, including the paths around pitches and the jeu de boules area.
Don’ts
- Don’t drive onto the grass field. All cars remain in the parking area.
- Don’t cut across pitches. Treat each pitch as a private space for the campers staying there.
- Don’t feed animals outside approved areas. Keep feeding to the children’s farm where it’s welcome and safe.
Make the most of a day visit
Family‑friendly highlights on site
- Children’s farm at the entrance: Meet and feed friendly animals including fallow deer, sheep, goats, chickens, and peacocks. Around June, newborns typically arrive—an extra‑special time to visit and watch them grow across the season. Learn more on the children’s farm page.
- Playground fun: Kids can enjoy the eight‑person swing, a sandpit, and two trampolines. On hot days, a sprinkler is sometimes placed under the trampolines for extra fun.
- Open, green setting: The entire camping area is one large, flat grass field bordered by planting, giving a natural, relaxing backdrop to your visit.
Nature right outside
Situated in the heart of the Veluwe, Camping De Reebok places you close to forests, heathlands, and wildlife. If you’re planning a longer day‑visit, consider a short walk or cycle nearby—paths and lanes are plentiful. For more inspiration, browse the local highlights on the Veluwe surroundings page.
Hosting friends? A simple plan that works
- Share arrival details: Tell your guests to use the entrance alongside the children’s farm and park next to the campsite.
- Meet at the parking area: Walk together to reception in the farmhouse.
- Confirm the correct fee: Reception will help you choose between €1.50 vs €2.50 entry based on whether the visit is short or long.
- Choose a meeting spot: The open field offers great visibility—pick an easy landmark like the playground or the jeu de boules court.
- Add a little Veluwe: If time allows, combine your get‑together with a short nature stroll or a visit to the children’s farm.
Featured FAQs
What is the day‑visitor fee at Camping De Reebok?
The 2026 tariff lists €1.50 per person for a short visit and €2.50 per person for a long visit.
Where do day‑visitors park?
All vehicles use the parking area next to the campsite; the grass field itself remains car‑free.
Can visitors feed the animals?
Yes. At the children’s farm by the entrance, visitors are welcome to feed the fallow deer, sheep, goats, chickens, and peacocks.
How do we check in when we arrive?
Stop by the farmhouse reception to introduce your party and confirm whether the €1.50 vs €2.50 entry applies to your plans.
Practical takeaways
- The €1.50 vs €2.50 entry at Camping De Reebok reflects short vs long day‑visits per person.
- Arrive via the entrance alongside the children’s farm and park next to the campsite—not on the field.
- Check in at the farmhouse reception to confirm and settle the appropriate day‑visitor fee.
- Enjoy the children’s farm and the family‑friendly playground; supervise kids and respect the privacy of pitches.
- Planning a return? See current Rates and seasonal Special Offers.
Conclusion
Welcoming day‑visitors is easy when you know how the €1.50 vs €2.50 entry at Camping De Reebok works and where to go on arrival. With car‑free pitches, clear reception check‑in, and family‑friendly spaces—from the playground to the children’s farm—your get‑together can be simple, safe, and memorable.
Ready to plan your visit or host friends soon? View the latest Rates, explore the Campsite Map and Surroundings, or get in touch via Contact. When you’re set to stay, you can book online or reach us at +31 6 23 66 13 11 or info@campingdereebok.nl.