Comfort vs. Comfort+ Pitches: Matching Facilities to Your Camping Needs

Choosing between Comfort and Comfort+ pitches can feel tricky—especially when you’re balancing space, power, and proximity to amenities. This guide breaks down Comfort vs. Comfort+ pitches so you can book with confidence. You’ll learn how pitch size, water and drainage, electricity capacity, Wi‑Fi, and location differ—and which setup best supports your camping style.

Quick answer: What’s the difference between Comfort and Comfort+?

• Pitch size
  • Comfort: typically 80–100 m² (compact and efficient)
  • Comfort+: approximately 100–130 m² (more spread-out space)
• Water and drainage
  • Comfort: water and drainage provided; on some pitches these are shared, while others have a private tap and drain
  • Comfort+: every pitch includes a private water tap and a grey‑water drain
• Electricity capacity
  • Comfort: mix of 8 A and 16 A depending on the specific pitch
  • Comfort+: varies by location; creek‑side options provide 8 A, while centrally and village‑side options (e.g., N11 and N1–N7) provide 16 A
• Wi‑Fi
  • Both: Wi‑Fi is available and included in the nightly rate
• Location options
  • Comfort: select spots by the small creek and near the village side
  • Comfort+: choice of creek‑side settings or extra‑spacious fields; a centrally located option sits beside the terrace and close to the sanitary block
• Vehicle suitability
  • Comfort: best for tents and smaller caravans; not suitable for campervans over 6 m
  • Comfort+: not all pitches support campervans; generally suitable up to about 6 m—check in advance
• Price (up to 2 people; includes water, drainage, waste disposal, Wi‑Fi, showers)
  • Comfort: €28.00 (early/late season); €32.00 (1 July – 1 September). Electricity add‑on: €2.00/night
  • Comfort+: €30.00 (pre/post‑season); €33.50 (1 July – 1 September). Electricity add‑on: €2.00/night

Featured snippet tip: Comfort vs. Comfort+ mainly differs by space (80–100 m² vs. 100–130 m²), private water/grey‑water on all Comfort+, and higher‑amp power on select Comfort+ pitches (e.g., N11 at 16 A).

Comfort pitches: Compact, connected, and convenient

Comfort pitches deliver the core hookups—electricity, water, drainage, and Wi‑Fi—in a smart, space‑efficient footprint ideal for tent campers and smaller caravans.

Size and layout

• Comfort pitches are generally 80–100 m², designed for easy setup and a cozy outdoor area.

Locations and pitch‑by‑pitch details

• Aan de Beek (C2): by the small creek with a view to the forest edge. This pitch offers an 8 A power connection, a private water tap, and a drainage hole. Amenities and a small playground are a short walk away.
• De Wasbeer (N12, N14): at the front of the campsite near the small village of Utscheid. These pitches sit along a paved camping road. Both provide a 16 A power connection with a shared water point and shared drainage. N14 looks onto the small playground and hills; N12 adds privacy with a higher green hedge.

Power and pricing

• Electricity can be added for €2.00 per night.
• Showers are included in the pitch price.

Suitability and tips

• Best for tents and smaller caravans.
• Due to weight and softer ground, campervans over 6 m are not suitable for Comfort pitches.

Comfort+ pitches: Extra space, private water, and strategic locations

Comfort+ pitches step things up with more room to spread out and a private water/grey‑water setup at every pitch. You can choose by ambiance—creek‑side charm or central convenience.

Size and layout

• Expect approximately 100–130 m², giving families and longer stays more breathing room.

Facilities that stand out

• Private water tap and grey‑water drain on every Comfort+ pitch.
• Electricity capacity varies by field:
  • Creek‑side Comfort+ options provide 8 A (great for low‑draw appliances).
  • Central and village‑side Comfort+ (including N11 and N1–N7) provide 16 A, ideal when you need a bit more headroom.

Location highlights

• N11 “De Eekhoorn”: centrally located beside the terrace and just steps from a playground and the sanitary block—perfect for families who value quick access to facilities.
• Other Comfort+ fields let you pick a waterside feel along the small on‑site stream or go for an extra‑spacious pitch away from the water.

Campervan suitability

• Not all Comfort+ pitches are suitable for campervans. Many are fine up to about 6 m, but always check in advance so the team can match you to a suitable spot.

Power and pricing

• Electricity can be added for €2.00 per night.
• The nightly rate for up to two people is €30.00 (pre/post‑season) and €33.50 (1 July–1 September). Water, grey‑water drainage, waste disposal, Wi‑Fi, and showers are included.

8 A vs. 16 A: Which power supply do you need?

When choosing Comfort vs. Comfort+, many campers weigh power capacity:

• 8 A supports essential, lower‑draw camping use (for example, charging devices, LED lighting, or a small camping fridge). It’s a good fit if you keep simultaneous appliance use minimal.
• 16 A gives more margin for combined loads and short bursts (such as a kettle plus lighting or a small heater in cool weather). It’s helpful if you prefer extra flexibility.

Practical approach:

• If you favor creek‑side atmosphere and run only light gear, 8 A is typically sufficient.
• If you value central access and anticipate higher loads, aim for 16 A pitches like N11 or the village‑side options.

Stream‑side serenity, central convenience

• The on‑site stream is a charming play spot for children to clamber and explore. It’s not suitable for swimming, but it adds a tranquil soundtrack to creek‑side pitches.
• The campsite sits in a small valley without a through road, so you’ll enjoy a calm, traffic‑free atmosphere—more birdsong, fewer engines.
• Families appreciate the two playgrounds, and in high season, light nature‑focused activities help kids meet and play.
• Prefer to be close to amenities? Choose a central Comfort+ pitch like N11 next to the terrace and sanitary block.

Pricing at a glance (what’s included)

• Comfort
  • Nightly price (up to 2 people): €28.00 early/late season; €32.00 high season (1 July–1 September)
  • Includes: water, drainage, waste disposal, Wi‑Fi, showers
  • Electricity: add €2.00/night
• Comfort+
  • Nightly price (up to 2 people): €30.00 pre/post‑season; €33.50 high season (1 July–1 September)
  • Includes: water, drainage, waste disposal, Wi‑Fi, showers
  • Electricity: add €2.00/night

Note: Wi‑Fi is already included wherever it’s available on site.

Who should choose Comfort vs. Comfort+?

Choose Comfort if you want:

• A budget‑friendly, fully connected pitch for tents or smaller caravans
• Creek‑side charm on a compact footprint (e.g., C2 with private tap/drain and 8 A)
• A village‑side vibe with 16 A power and shared water/drain (e.g., N12, N14)

Choose Comfort+ if you prefer:

• Extra space (100–130 m²) for family tents, awnings, and outdoor dining
• A private tap and grey‑water drain on every pitch
• The ability to select by ambience (creek‑side) or access (central/village‑side with 16 A)
• Proximity to facilities (e.g., N11 beside the terrace and near the sanitary block)

Practical takeaways and booking tips

1. Decide your power needs first. If you expect higher combined loads, look for 16 A options like N11 or village‑side Comfort+.
2. Pick your setting. Love water views and a natural soundtrack? Go creek‑side. Want fast access for families? Choose a central location.
3. Match your vehicle. Comfort pitches are not for campervans over 6 m. For Comfort+, confirm suitability in advance—many are fine up to about 6 m, but not all.
4. Plan your utilities. Comfort+ guarantees a private tap and drain; Comfort offers water/drainage with a mix of private and shared setups depending on the pitch.
5. Factor electricity into your budget. Both Comfort and Comfort+ add electricity at €2.00/night.
6. Book early for specific pitch preferences. Creek‑side spots and N11 (beside the terrace and close to the sanitary block) are popular in summer.

Related options you might consider

• RV site (camper pitches): Centrally located near the main building; each has a 16 A connection, its own water point, and a drainage outlet. Ideal for motorhomes up to about 8 m.
• Comfort+ car‑free tent pitches: Tent‑only, mostly along the creek, with their own power connection and a minimum of 100 m².
• Nature tent pitches: Car‑free, back‑to‑nature atmosphere with no Wi‑Fi, terraced (not straight), a limited power supply, plus a private water tap and drainage.
• Furnished Bell or Safari tents: Ready‑to‑stay tents with real beds and home‑style comforts—just bring your personal items.

FAQs

Is Wi‑Fi included on Comfort and Comfort+ pitches?

Yes. Where Wi‑Fi is available (including Comfort and Comfort+), access is included in the nightly rate.

Are showers extra?

No. Unlimited shower use is included in the price of every camping pitch.

Which Comfort+ pitch is closest to facilities?

N11 ("De Eekhoorn") is beside the terrace and just a few steps from a playground and the sanitary block.

Can I swim in the stream?

No. The stream is not suitable for swimming, but it’s great for children to play and clamber.

Do Comfort pitches support 16 A power?

Some do. For example, N12 and N14 provide 16 A; C2 provides 8 A.

Conclusion

If you want a compact, well‑connected base for tents or smaller caravans, Comfort delivers excellent value with all the essentials. If you prefer more room, a private water tap and grey‑water drain on every pitch, and the option of 16 A power in central or village‑side locations, Comfort+ is the smarter match. Either way, you’ll enjoy included Wi‑Fi and showers, a peaceful valley setting without through‑traffic, and easy access to family‑friendly amenities.

Ready to find your perfect pitch? Book your Comfort or Comfort+ stay now, or contact us for personal advice on power, location, and vehicle suitability.