Who doesn’t know the farmer… FarmCamps De Verloren Kost

There was something extra special to celebrate recently at FarmCamps Alpaca Vorstenbosch. Not just because the sun was shining and the alpacas were peacefully grazing in the meadow, but most of all because a little miracle was born: alpaca Rio. And how special is that? Rio came into the world on Mother’s Day. As an alpaca, you could hardly choose a more beautiful moment to become a mum.

FarmCamps has entered a new chapter. The Dutch market leader in farm based glamping has been acquired by siblings Bram and Alette Bastiaansen. Alette Bastiaansen will take on the day to day leadership of the company, while Bram Bastiaansen will be involved as an investor.

Together, they want to further grow FarmCamps by helping more farming families combine tourism with their existing agricultural business. The mission remains clear: giving families the chance to experience real farm life, while creating new opportunities for farmers.

Holidays are the perfect opportunity to leave your daily routine behind and spend lots of time outdoors. Many people still like to stay active during their vacation without needing to visit a gym. For inspiration on fun and accessible activities, active travellers often visit websites such as padelgids.nl. A good balance between relaxation and exercise helps you start your trip feeling fit and energised.

Camping with the family is a wonderful way to spend lots of time outdoors together. Children rarely get bored when you prepare a few varied activities for them in advance. Parents sometimes look for new sporty ideas on platforms such as pickleballgids.nl. A smart mix of active play and relaxing moments helps keep everyone happy throughout the holiday. This way, you create a vacation full of fun and new friendships.
Camping on a farm also gives children plenty of space to play freely outside, meet animals, and discover nature in a fun and playful way.

A sporty holiday close to home can be found surprisingly quickly just across the German border. This forested region attracts many Dutch hikers and cyclists every year who enjoy tackling the steep hills. For specific routes and hidden trails, travellers often look for advice on platforms such as suggestme.com. This makes it easy to plan the perfect route in advance for an unforgettable and active getaway.

Having your own home on wheels gives you the freedom to travel wherever and whenever you want. However, this dream also comes with important financial responsibilities. Many future camper owners visit websites such as tankstationprijzen.nl to gain insight into recurring vehicle costs. Creating a clear overview of expenses in advance helps you understand exactly what to expect each month. Good financial planning prevents unpleasant surprises later on.

Colombia offers far more than just standard hotels. Throughout the country, you will find unique places that make your trip truly unforgettable. For up to date information about the safest regions, many travellers check articles on colombia.nl. This makes it easier to choose accommodation that perfectly matches your travel style.

On Wednesday afternoon, May 20, FarmCamps De Buitenhoeve will transform into a real Farmer Boris farm during the festive launch of the new picture book Camping with Farmer Boris. And honestly, there could hardly be a more fitting location for this cheerful book than a farm campsite surrounded by animals, nature and the great outdoors.

In a world where screens often dominate, many parents long for a place where children can play outside carefree again. A day out is fun, but truly immersing yourself in farm life is an experience a child will never forget. Anyone looking for inspiration for unique family moments on Uitmetkinderen.nl will quickly discover the irresistible charm of the countryside. Here, freedom is not a buzzword, but something you feel the moment you step out of the car and the scent of fresh hay greets you.

King’s Day at FarmCamps is usually one big orange celebration. Think fun games on the farmyard, kids with painted faces and, of course, traditional cookie biting between the cows and chickens.

But this year, things are just a little different.