RV rental in The Netherlands

Campervan Rental Netherlands

The Netherlands is a relatively small country in Western Europe, with approximately 17 million inhabitants and a surface area of over 41,000 square kilometers. A peculiar characteristic of the Netherlands is that the western part of the country lies largely below sea level. Despite this strange fact, the western part is the most densely populated area. The Netherlands used to be known as a distinguished trading country, drained by the unending labor of mills and built from the clay soil. The Netherlands has fascinating nature reserves iart, and culture are for the taking. Rent a motorhome in The Netherlands and discover ncluding the Hoge Veluwe and De Biesbosch, plus countless historic cities where history, your favorite spots yourself!

Survival guide for th Netherlands

• Hoe gaat het? = How are you?
• Wat kost dit? = How much is this?
• Is er een VVV-kantoor in de buurt? = Is there a tourist information center nearby?
• Waar is de supermarkt? = Where is the supermarket?
• Is er nog een kampeerplekje? = Is there still a camping spot available?
• Twee / drie kaartjes graag = Two /three tickets please
• Is het nog ver? = Is it still a long way to go?
• Is er een parkeerplaats? = Is there a car park?
• Camper = campervan
• Maximale doorrijhoogte = maximum clearance room
• Campingwinkel = camping shop
• Zwembad = swimming pool

Camping in the Netherland

In the Netherlands, people drive on the right-hand side of the road.

The roads in the Netherlands are excellent. Highways, provincial roads, and roads in built-up areas are always paved and usually asphalted. Only in the center of old towns and villages are the streets sometimes paved, which makes them less comfortable.

Toll roads hardly exist anymore in the Netherlands, because the maintenance of the roads is paid from the tax money of car owners.

Driving in the Netherlands

In the Netherlands, people drive on the right-hand side of the road.

The roads in the Netherlands are excellent. Highways, provincial roads, and roads in built-up areas are always paved and usually asphalted. Only in the center of old towns and villages are the streets sometimes paved, which makes them less comfortable.

Toll roads hardly exist anymore in the Netherlands, because the maintenance of the roads is paid from the tax money of car owners.

Annual Events in the Netherlands

• Opening of Keukenhof: April-May - In spring, when the tulips bloom, the Netherlands' most famous garden opens its doors. The ticket price is €18.50 for adults and €9.00 for children.
  
• Koningsdag, 27 April: All over the country there are festivities such as games, markets, and musical performances. Entrance is free.
  
• World Press Photo expositie: April - Exhibition with the most important press photos of the past year. Ticket price: €14.50.
  
• Liberation Day: 5 May - Day when freedom is celebrated with concerts and festivals.