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Camping De Fruitboom in Buren

Gelderland · Open 28 Mar → 30 Sept

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Camping De Fruitboom in Buren (Gelderland)Campsite in Buren (Gelderland), open from 28 March to 30 September: 6 A electricity. Caravan and motorhome access.
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Camping De Fruitboom: overview

Camping De Fruitboom: overview© official campsite website

The campsite

Key facts

Camping De Fruitboom is a campsite in Buren (Gelderland), open from 28 March to 30 September. No pets, electricity up to 6 A and motorhome service point.

Listing updated on 3 November 2026, from 3 sources cited at the bottom of the page.

How to stay here

  • TentYes
  • CaravanYes
  • MotorhomeYes
  • CampervanYes, like motorhomes
  • Mobile homeNot recorded
  • Chalet or bungalowNot recorded

Rentals available, type not specified by our sources.

On site and around

Facilities mentioned by our sources: Wi-Fi and wheelchair access.

Access by caravan and motorhome

According to the Nesters who have been there.

Electric hook-ups
Yes, up to 6 A
Motorhome waste disposal and water
Yes
Access for large outfits
Manoeuvres and bends
Ground of the pitches
Twin-axle caravan
Maximum length accepted
Pitch size

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Motorhome, or caravan and car, over 10 metres long: please call the campsite before you set off.

Large outfit: the campsites that take one →

According to the campsite's website, checked on 3 November 2026.

Facilities

Your pitch

  • Electric hook-ups
  • Water tap on the pitch
  • Grass pitches
  • Gravel pitches

Motorhome services

  • Motorhome service point

On site

  • Wi-Fi
  • Wheelchair access

Rentals

  • Wheelchair-accessible rentals

List taken from our sources; a facility that is missing here may still exist.

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Camping De Fruitboom: overview

Camping De Fruitboom: overview© official campsite website

At a glance

Classification
Not classified
Type
Campsite
Pitches
Capacity
Pets
Not allowed
Open
28 Mar → 30 Septaccording to the campsite's website

Frequently asked questions

When is Camping De Fruitboom open?

According to its website, Camping De Fruitboom is open from 28 March to 30 September. Dates may change from one year to the next, so please check them before booking.

Are dogs allowed at Camping De Fruitboom?

No, according to our sources Camping De Fruitboom does not accept pets.

Can you stay at Camping De Fruitboom with a caravan or a motorhome?

Yes, Camping De Fruitboom welcomes motorhomes. Electric hook-ups on the pitches go up to 6 A. The maximum length accepted is not known yet: with a motorhome, or a caravan and car, over 10 metres long, please call the campsite before you set off.

Where can you empty a motorhome near Camping De Fruitboom?

The campsite has its own motorhome service point for emptying waste water and toilets. The nearest motorhome service area, “Camperplaats Veerdam”, is 7.2 km away, with waste disposal.

What accommodation can you rent at Camping De Fruitboom?

According to its website: unusual accommodation and apartments, and rentals accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Is the Wi-Fi free at Camping De Fruitboom?

The campsite has Wi-Fi; we do not know yet whether it is free.

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Data sources (3)

  1. © OpenStreetMap contributors – OpenStreetMap, ODbL licenceLocation of campsites and motorhome service areas.
  2. Kadaster, Bestuurlijke Gebieden 2026 – Kadaster / PDOK, CC BY 4.0Provinces and municipalities of the Netherlands.
  3. Official campsite website – Details read on the website and written up by CampernestChecked on 3 November 2026.