Sanitary facilities
With your toilet bag under your arm and a towel over your shoulder to the sanitary building for a nice hot shower or with a bin full of dirty dishes on the way to do the dishes; that's real camping.
The toilet buildings have the following facilities:
- Toilets
- Hot showers
- Washbasins
- Children's bath
Don't feel like doing the dishes yourself? Then by reading on, discover where you can make use of a dishwasher.
Waste disposal site
At the entrance to the park, behind the bicycle rental, you will find the waste disposal area. This is where you can deposit all your residual waste, glass and paper. We kindly ask you to separate your waste in the appropriate bins, to dispose of waste only in bags and to break up paper and cardboard.
By doing so, everyone does his or her bit to preserve the beautiful nature!
Facilities for dogs
Holidays are, of course, for relaxing and playing games. The same goes for your pet!
Is the dog coming along on holiday? How nice! The faithful four-legged friends are part of the family and therefore welcome in a large part of our park. As for the children's entertainment, we have also thought of the dogs.
Bike rental
Would you like to explore the surroundings actively by bike, but did not bring your own bikes? No problem! At De Schatberg we have a bicycle rental service where you can rent different types of bicycles. Read on for the possibilities and rates.
Have you met them already?
Ollie, Keesie and Casper
The three donkeys of De Schatberg!
With the 50th anniversary of De Schatberg, the staff gave the two donkeys Ollie and Keesie as gifts to the management.
Haven't you visited Ollie, Keesie yet? Then drop by soon to come and say hello to them.
Did you know!
Sevenum is called the realm of donkeys! 'Ut Ezelsriek' in dialect.
A popular water sport
Fishing at De Schatberg
Do you have a passion for angling, and do you like nothing better than relaxing at the water's edge on holiday? At our park you will find several lakes where you can hunt for your dream catch. You can fish on more than 20 hectares of water at De Schatberg!
