Roompot Beach Resort

Nice place, enjoyed the pool. Ate in the terrace cafe and snack bar but doos was poor . Staff unhelpful, if we asked anything they told us to ask a colleague or just have us one word answers. Decided our last night we would have a special mea so went to the Beach Club which is a beautiful setting. They forgot our starters and when they eventually did come, they left out my daughters. Then after starters we waited 2 hours for main and it turned out they’d lost the order. Our children were passed being hungry so we decided to cancel but them they offered take out which we did. Food was delicious but a shame the children were too tired to eat. They knocked 10% off the bill so we paid €120. I think they should have not charged us for the mains but we accepted the discount. I’ve been surprised by the lack of friendliness from staff and it has put me off returning to the Netherlands sadly

Terribly bad beach house with dangerous staircase to bedroom, other bedroom for our son to small , no comfort, outdated and very poorly decorated. High chance to fall from the steep staircase during nighttime. Company refuse to give you all pictures from the interior beforehand even after request

We arrived on a Sautrday night in the new 'Azure Lounge' buy Sunday morning I was on the phone to Eurocamp begging them to find an alernative park. The vans are so SO close to each other that when you open a window it opens onto the neighbours decking. (not even an exaggeration, the toilet window opened OVER their decking, handy if you run out of loo roll!) There is zero privacy. No place for the children to play and it felt like we were at the end of a rabbit warren miles from everything. It's two Eurocamp vans on one pitch, in the middle of private vans. No Eurocamp 'vibe' feel.

Visiting the Netherlands for a family event, great deal on 3 nights with eurocamp staying in a 3 bedroom Azure with our 2 young children, much less expensive than staying in Amsterdam. Was pleasantly surprised, location not amazing in April but nice enough and beach very nearby. Lovely reception by reps (tip - eurocamp hut is in the car park opposite the playground) and nice enough caravan. A little pokey inside but clean and most things you would need and large queen sized bed. Plenty of hot water for the shower but quite low pressure. Annoyingly toilet and shower room (which has the sink) are at opposite ends of the caravan. Is a shame prices for hiring bed linen so astronomical but luckily we were driving so able to bring our own but just be aware need larger than double sheet for the queen sized bed. Really lovely large outdoor enclosed decking area with a BBQ (tip - bring a blanket in cooler weather). The shop is well stocked but very expensive. Nice restaurant with great indoor children’s play area and outdoor area, similar prices to restaurants in UK. Good value take away too with lovely food. Great playground for kids plus very well stocked bike hire shop (the fun bikes are great) and probably useful if staying longer as huge site and our caravan was a good 10 minute walk from the amenities. All the staff on site were very friendly, not a particularly friendly vibe in regards to other guests/locals but everyone was civil and polite enough. Kids club looked to do quite comprehensive range of activities and swimming pool also on site but we didn’t use either so can’t comment. We were in 2 minds about visiting a eurocamp for our main holiday as so reviews often mixed but would definitely consider after this trip. Overall was great value and kids had a wonderful time

We stayed here with Eurocamp and the pictures were beautiful until we got there. Apparently it's a small site with 280 pitches, we were caravan 1163, the site is massive with caravans tightly packed together. Our toilet window opened up onto next doors decking. The caravan was a nice layout and clean but sited on a postage stamp. On the walk to the swimming pool there are some lovely canals that smell like sewerage. It was so bad we arrived 7 o'clock Saturday night and by 10 past 9 Sunday morning we had paid an extra £400 to move to another campsite. Would never even consider going there again