Lots to see and do in the area. Really helpful staff, spotless facilities and quiet surroundings.

In a beautiful setting along the canal and an easy walk into the town which is very pretty. Two supermarkets close by and a few bars and restaurants, again within walking distance. Toilets and showers are excellent and pitches are well looked after. I would recomment both the area and the campsite and about 40 minutes to the ferry at Hook of Holland

This site was recommended to us last year 2017 and we stayed for a few nights last October 2017. It was so good we came back but this time with our cycles. It is situated close to the Rotterdam to Hull boat and the Hook van Holland. It is well worth staying a few days in this area . The pitches are not small. Supemarkets are either a 5 min cycle or car ride away

We stayed at this campsite twice this year: once on the way down to Italy and again on our return journey. We wanted somewhere close to the port of arrival (Hook of Holland) and this site is only around 30-40 mins away (depending on the traffic). It is situated south of Rotterdam and approached via the industrial estates and port infrastructure…but don’t be put off. Brielle is a beautiful little town, situated at the entrance to the old canal system used to provide trade to and from Holland. It is mainly a quiet yacht and leisure craft haven and very picturesque. The site is surrounded by water (stream, meer (lake) and canal) and is a large but extremely well-run and clean site. There are quite a large number of permanent and static pitches with tourers well-catered for. The toilet blocks are clean and efficient with fob-controlled access allowing you to take showers and wash pots etc included in the pitch fee. The staff are very friendly, polite and very helpful. The pitches are well-spaced and looked after. Noise is kept to a minimum.
There is a café and social area but when we were there (end-Sept-Oct) it was closed. That didn’t matter as the town was only a few minutes’ walk from the site and had many attractions (bars, restaurants and a fabulous old town to explore) as well as historic fortifications and a working windmill!). Lots to see and do and we would suggest that it would be suited to both families and couples looking for a quiet place to prepare for a longer journey as well as to recover from a long tour before catching the ferry back to the UK – that’s what we did and didn’t regret it. We will be going again but next time will bring our bikes as there are literally miles of cycling routes around the area (flat for non-Tour of Francers!) as you would expect from the Dutch. Highly recommended.