The campsite will soon be expanded with safari tents, including a bathroom, beds and a kitchen unit. “It’s a shame that they aren’t up yet, the last three major storms have severely damaged the tents, so they won’t be there until May. That could have been done now, but due to the setback, it has been delayed,” says Hugo. The company has certainly not had it easy, especially during corona and things like this are no fun either. But, today there is no complaining about that. The restaurant area is well stocked. 150 guests come for brunch. That too is finally possible again. Good for the entrepreneurs and for the eaters. They come here not least because the children can come along. “We don’t have to pay attention to them”, laughs a man from Utrecht.
Without corona, camping De Boerinn would never have existed, ‘Born out of necessity, but it’s here to stay’
