Neighbourhood campsite Almere Beatrixpark
Fancy staying in the city park? This summer, you can do just that at the Neighbourhood Campsite in Almere Beatrixpark from 10 to 12 July. A spot under the stars where local residents meet, have fun, share stories and forge new friendships. At a time when society can sometimes feel divided, the Neighbourhood Campsite offers an accessible way to make genuine connections. The three-day pop-up campsite – organised for and by local residents – helps to build stronger, closer-knit neighbourhoods.
From your own bubble to a holiday bubble
Neighbours last gathered in Beatrixpark to enjoy a holiday together in 2018. After a few years’ absence, a team of enthusiastic local residents has fortunately come together again to make a fantastic fresh start! This summer, the campsite will be set up on the grounds near ArtPlayground, with which it will also be closely organised this year.
Whether you …
Fancy staying in the city park? This summer, you can do just that at the Neighbourhood Campsite in Almere Beatrixpark from 10 to 12 July. A spot under the stars where local residents meet, have fun, share stories and forge new friendships. At a time when society can sometimes feel divided, the Neighbourhood Campsite offers an accessible way to make genuine connections. The three-day pop-up campsite – organised for and by local residents – helps to build stronger, closer-knit neighbourhoods.
From your own bubble to a holiday bubble
Neighbours last gathered in Beatrixpark to enjoy a holiday together in 2018. After a few years’ absence, a team of enthusiastic local residents has fortunately come together again to make a fantastic fresh start! This summer, the campsite will be set up on the grounds near ArtPlayground, with which it will also be closely organised this year.
Whether you’re a chatterbox, a foodie, a show-off, a quiet enjoyer or a cheerful whirlwind, there’s always something going on at the Buurtcamping in Almere. The programme is packed with creative and social activities such as:
- Creative workshops
- Dancing together
- Live music
- Bingo
- Football
- Obstacle course
The volunteers – known as ‘Buurtmakers’ – also organise all the facilities, so you can do the washing-up with your neighbour and there are plenty of toilets. They also make sure the whole neighbourhood feels welcome.
Travelling to the event by bus? Check the AllGo journey planner for the latest bus timetables. Fancy staying the night? Then take a look at the accommodation options.