Due to tree frog and regulations: campsite nearly empty in high season
The 'De Meidoorn' campsite in Sluis, Zeeland, is nearly empty during peak season. Owner 'InLeisure' plans to replace permanent pitches with 105 chalet...
The 'De Meidoorn' campsite in Sluis, Zeeland, is nearly empty during peak season. Owner 'InLeisure' plans to replace permanent pitches with 105 chalets, but implementation is delayed due to nature conservation issues (protected tree frog population) and archaeological restrictions. Only about 23 permanent guests with unsold caravans, some tents, and a few transit campers remain. The company states that tourist rental is more profitable than long-term pitches.