Het Amsterdamse Bos

Worthless service. When you check yourself out and ask nicely that everything is okay you get a bill from the power mailed to you later. Saying you forgot to pay that when you checked out.

Rented cottage for a week. There was no sofa set in it. Inquired, it turned out that in almost all cottages the sofas have been removed. There were still some but then I had to pay 67 euros extra for 4 days. So we made do with only 2 dining chairs. There were no twilight lamps or anything like that. So either he sit in the dark, or you have bright big led ceiling lights on. The exhaust fan lights in the kitchen didn't work. The lighting in the bathroom doesn't work. Internet is slow and crashes often. Fire alarms are missing. At 10am you have to leave the cottage. Very unfriendly if you have to have things clean and packed so early. Asked if it could be later, 11 or 12 hours. That could with 35 euros extra payment. There was a gap at the top of the front door of almost 1 centimeter. Did not bother. Can imagine when it is cold that this makes it drafty.

This place is horrible. Super cold and mega dirty. You can hear a plane literally every second. Smell of something like pee and dampness it the worst. It literally pops into your nostrils and you cannot breath. 😥Massacre

Super place, but don't count on anything more....

My husband and I stay here with the camper, thank God our own fresh and clean camper because the toilet building is to whine, so dirty. We have been on a lot of campsites through the years, especially abroad, but we have never experienced such filth, that in the Netherlands and for Europarcs. So much mold, soap residue, body cobwebs, grease and overdue cleaning. The whole ladies area is closed 'because of cleaning work' which I think they could have done better 10 years ago. Therefore, everyone, ladies and gentlemen use the men's section. Bit strange, because nothing happens there. Lots of noise from air traffic. It is that we travel for work and are not there during the day. Absolutely not recommended.

Lived here in 2022 for three months in a chalet, from October to January. It's quiet there in winter. You can do some walking in the Amsterdam forest. After a few weeks you do get a bit bored with it and it starts to get cramped. It's quite pricey, even in the off-season. But then again, around Amsterdam it is expensive everywhere. So I recommend it for short duration ! It was clean everywhere, there were amenities like a laundry room and a small store. At the reception they were friendly. For good food you can do well in Amstelveen.