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Bookings open in March 2027 — rentals from April to mid-September

The bungalow tent

The Navajo bungalow tent

Room for up to six, already pitched

Three separate bedrooms, a kitchen with a fridge, and a table outside in the shade. The Navajo is up and furnished before you arrive — you bring clothes, sheets and an appetite. The beach is within walking distance.

A row of bungalow tents with shaded terraces
Living space with reclining chairs, kitchen unit and fridge
Kitchen corner with gas hob, fridge and utensils
Two sleeping compartments with single beds
people
up to 6
bedrooms
3
living space
25 m²

Already pitched

The tent stays put all season. No poles, no pegs, nothing on the roof rack.

Beach within walking distance

On every campsite the beach is 500 metres away at most.

Children's activities

Every campsite we choose runs a programme through the holidays.

Your own terrace

Table, chairs and shade right outside the door.

What's waiting for you

Everything on this list is in the tent or on the campsite when you arrive. Anything that isn't on it, bring it.

In the tent

Living space with reclining chairs, kitchen unit and fridge
  • Three separate bedrooms — one double bed and four single beds
  • Mattress, pillow and blanket on every bed
  • Fridge with a freezer compartment
  • Gas hob with pots, pans, plates and cutlery
  • Dining table and chairs
  • Lighting throughout the tent
  • Reclining chairs with a side table
  • Kettle and coffee maker
  • Kitchen cupboard and utensils
  • Washing-up bowl and bin

Outside and on the campsite

Bungalow tent with a terrace table and parasol under the pines
  • Your own terrace with a table and chairs
  • Beach within walking distance
  • Well-kept sanitary block with showers and toilets
  • Children's activity programme in high season
  • Pets are welcome

How the tent is laid out

One living space with the kitchen, and three sleeping compartments that zip closed — one with a double bed, two with a pair of single beds. Comfortable for four; six fit.

These photos show bungalow tents of the same type as ours. We'll replace them with our own as soon as the 2027 tents are on site.

Kitchen unit and fridge, with the door open to the campsite
Layout of the Navajo · 5 × 5 m, 25 m² · schematic

Hotel or bungalow tent?

No prices yet — just an honest look at what you get.

Hotel or bungalow tent?
FeatureHotel roomOur bungalow tent
SpaceUsually one room for the whole family25 m², three separate bedrooms
CookingRarelyFridge, gas hob and cookware
Sitting outsideSometimes a balconyYour own terrace with table and chairs
SwimmingOftenBeach or pool, within walking distance
Children's activitiesSometimesIn high season, on the campsite
PetsRarely welcomeWelcome
Private bathroomYesNo — sanitary block on the campsite
Bed linenIncludedBring your own

Good to know

  • You bring your own sheets and duvet covers. It keeps the price down and the tent fresh.
  • There's no bathroom in the tent. Showers and toilets are in the campsite's sanitary block, a short walk away.
  • The tent closes with zips, not locks. Take valuables with you or leave them in the car.
  • Early and late in the season the nights cool down. Bring a warm layer and an extra blanket.

Want one for the summer of 2027?

Bookings open in March 2027. Leave your email address and you'll hear it first.