(HS8) Isle of South Uist - Unnamed Road

Open from Ascension Day. The surroundings of Camperpark Assen offer the best of both worlds: peace and nature, but also liveliness and conviviality close by. Hop on your bike and within minutes you are in the middle of the beautiful Drentsche Aa National Park. A unique landscape with winding brooks, heathlands, and characteristic villages, ideal for walking or cycling. If you head the other way, you will be in the center of Assen within 8 minutes. Here you will find shops, terraces, and culture, such as the Drents Museum and theater De Nieuwe Kolk. There is also plenty to experience in terms of events. Visit the lively Grolloo Blues Festival, the Roldermarkt, and the Rolder Summer Festivals, or experience the atmosphere of the famous TT Festival in Assen. You can also get around perfectly well here without a car: public transport (bus and train) is within easy reach. Whether you come for nature, culture, events, or simply to do absolutely nothing, here you will find plenty of room to shape your stay exactly as you wish.

Located in Bassecourt, in the heart of the Swiss Jura, this motorhome area can accommodate up to 5 campervans on grassy pitches. Open from May 13, 2026, it is an ideal starting point for exploring the region: Franches-Montagnes, St-Ursanne, and the Pichoux Gorges. During opening hours, travelers also have access to the facilities and restrooms at the Bassecourt go-kart track. The go-kart track, laser tag arena, and the Relais La Côte de Boeuf restaurant are open from Wednesday to Sunday. Reservations are made exclusively online via our website by clicking on "Contact".