Frequently Asked Questions

Camping De Regenboog is a Dutch family campsite in the Czech Republic that focuses on peace, nature, and genuine hospitality. It lets guests enjoy outdoor living with both camping pitches and comfortable ready-made accommodations.

Camping De Regenboog is situated in Šluknov, within the Ústí nad Labem Region of the Czech Republic.

You can choose spacious camping pitches, Safari Basic tents, or woodland cabins, all set in a natural environment.

The Safari Basic tent is designed for up to 6 guests.

Guests have free WiFi, free on-site parking, non-smoking rooms, an on-site bar, and a kettle or coffee maker in every room.

Check-in runs from 15:00 to 20:00, while check-out is between 09:00 and 11:00.

Yes, a photo ID and a credit card are required at check-in.

Cancellation and prepayment rules differ by accommodation type; the exact terms are shown after you enter your travel dates.

Yes, complimentary WiFi is available throughout the property.

Yes, guests can park on site free of charge.

All rooms are designated non-smoking.

Every room includes a kettle or coffee maker for preparing hot drinks.

Yes, an on-site bar is available for drinks.

Shared washrooms feature a baby bathtub and a changing table accessible to all guests.

Woodland Cabin Camping de Regenboog holds an overall score of 9.5/10 from 8 reviews, classified as “Exceptional” on Booking.com.

Families and travellers seeking a quiet, nature-focused holiday with spacious pitches and comfort-oriented lodgings will find it especially appealing.

It blends Dutch hospitality with a tranquil Czech natural setting, offering roomy pitches and comfortable accommodations that encourage relaxed outdoor living.

The site can be browsed in Dutch, German, English, and Czech.

You can click “Boek je accommodatie” on the official website or reserve through the Woodland Cabin Camping de Regenboog listing on Booking.com.

Yes, Camping De Regenboog states that it accommodates special requests, which you can add during the booking process.

Yes. Camping De Regenboog provides two on-site charging stations that work with a standard charging card. Please mention that you are arriving with an electric car when you book so the team can plan accordingly.

Yes. Guests are requested to keep noise to a minimum between 22:00 and 07:00.

A small bistro operates on the campsite—open nearly every day in high season and 1–2 times per week in low season—and a daily bread-roll service is also available.

During the high season, a Dutch-speaking recreation team hosts varied activities for kids, teens, and families, and several playgrounds are spread throughout the campsite.

Šluknov train station is approximately 700 metres from the campsite, about a 10-minute walk.

No. The property does not provide cots or extra beds for any accommodation type.

There is no minimum age restriction; guests of any age can check in.

Payments for your stay are processed by Booking.com, but you should bring cash to pay for any extras while at the campsite.

Guests can enjoy a garden with an outdoor fireplace, indoor and outdoor play areas, a games room, and organised film nights, walking tours, bike tours, and hiking.

Pets are generally welcome at Camping De Regenboog. However, they are not permitted in the Safari Family tent or in the Cottage. Please select an alternative accommodation if you plan to bring a pet.

The campsite operates seasonally. For 2026, it is open from 24 April through 11 September.

Bed linens and towels are not included in the Safari Basic tents; guests may bring their own or rent them on site. The same applies to the woodland cabins, where pillows and blankets are also excluded but can be rented with the bed-linen package.

The campsite accepts both card and cash payments for reservations and on-site purchases.

The campsite does not offer facilities specifically designed for guests with reduced mobility. No dedicated accessible amenities are available on site.

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The campsite and its facilities are not accessible to guests with reduced mobility, including wheelchair users. Accessible washrooms or other mobility accommodations are not provided.

Camping De Regenboog operates during both low and high seasons. The high season runs from 8 July 2026 to 26 August 2026. All other open dates fall under the low season.

Campfires are not permitted on individual pitches; guests may use the designated communal campfire area for open fires. Grilling on a pitch is allowed provided the grass is not burned or otherwise damaged. Grills are not supplied by the campsite.

A supermarket is located roughly 400 metres from the campsite. The campsite also offers an on-site bread service.

The Safari Comfort tent accommodates up to 8 guests, while the Safari Family tent is suitable for groups of up to 6 people.

Yes. The main sanitary building contains washing machines that guests may use during their stay.

Camping De Regenboog offers spacious pitches measuring approximately 100–200 m², giving ample room for a tent, caravan, or camper along with outdoor seating or play space.

Yes. Woodland cabins provide a private kitchen area, and Safari Basic tents are equipped so that guests can cook in their own tent, allowing for self-catering during your stay.

From the campsite you can set out on walking or cycling routes through nature, swim in a nearby lake, or take day trips to Dresden or Prague for city sightseeing.

Yes. All toilets in the main sanitary building are stocked with toilet paper and hand soap for guest use.

Yes. Each woodland cabin is fitted with a private washing machine so guests can do laundry inside the cabin.

Yes. Every woodland cabin features a balcony that overlooks both the nearby lake and the surrounding mountains.

Saxon Switzerland National Park is about 38 km from Camping De Regenboog, roughly a 40–45-minute drive.

All organised games and events are led by a Dutch-speaking recreation team.

Yes. Pets are permitted in Safari Basic tents, as only the Safari Family tent and the Cottage exclude animals.

Yes. During your stay you can use the campsite’s own mobile app, which offers a site map, practical camping information, the weekly activity programme, over 100 excursion tips, snackbar and Wi-Fi details, and a direct messaging service with reception.

Yes. Each Safari Comfort tent features its own private bathroom, giving guests glamping comforts while staying close to nature.

The Luxe Blokhut offers its own sanitary facilities, a fully equipped kitchen, and a spacious veranda, providing extra comfort in the heart of the campsite.

The standard Blokhut cabin accommodates up to 5 guests.

Yes. The main sanitary building is clean and spacious and includes shower facilities that all guests may use.

Yes. Every Safari Family tent comes with its own private sanitary facilities, so families have the convenience of an exclusive bathroom while enjoying the camping atmosphere.

The bistro is open almost every day during the high season and about 1–2 times per week in the low season.

Yes. Guests can order fresh bread through the on-site bread-roll service and collect it each morning at the campsite.

Yes. While individual campfires are not allowed on pitches, the campsite has a designated communal campfire area where open fires are permitted.

Major nearby attractions include the University of Applied Sciences Zittau/Goerlitz (approximately 30 km away), Saxon Switzerland National Park (about 38 km), and Königstein Fortress (roughly 39 km).

Yes. Each woodland cabin is a ground-floor unit with its own private entrance and a balcony that overlooks the surrounding lake and mountains.

Yes. The campsite’s child policy states that guests of any age are welcome to stay.

No. Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the property, including all accommodations and common areas.

Yes. The campsite advertises seasonal job opportunities on the “Werken bij” (Work with Us) section of its official website, where interested applicants can view openings and submit their applications.

Yes. The indoor games room features ping-pong tables, darts, and even a small bowling setup that guests can use free of charge.

Yes. The campsite schedules a happy-hour session in the bar where drinks are offered at promotional prices for a limited time each day.

No. Pets are not permitted in the Woodland Cabin accommodations; please choose a different lodging type if you plan to travel with an animal.

Yes. The campsite notes that public transport is located close by, so guests can reach or leave the site easily without a car.

Yes. Camping De Regenboog operates its own snackbar, and the campsite’s mobile app lists the snackbar’s menu and opening hours.

Yes. The campsite is set in a region that includes a lake within easy reach, allowing guests to take a refreshing swim during their stay.

The sanitary block is clean and spacious and includes hot showers, toilets stocked with toilet paper and hand soap, baby-care amenities (bathtub and changing table), and washing machines that guests may use.

Yes. Each pitch measures roughly 100–200 m² and is expressly sized to accommodate a tent, caravan, or camper along with outdoor seating space.

Current vacancies are posted in the “Werken bij” (Work with Us) section of the official Camping De Regenboog website, where you can view roles and submit an application.

Dresden Airport is the nearest major airport, located roughly 41 miles (about 66 kilometres) from Camping De Regenboog.

Yes. Nearby options include Restaurace Pizzerie Bowling Šluknov and Restaurace Mariva, each about 2,600–2,550 ft (around a 5–10-minute walk) away, and Restaurace Club Šluknov approximately 0.8 mile from the campsite.

Yes. Several play areas are spread across the campsite, giving children safe spaces to climb, slide, and explore during their stay.

Each woodland cabin has a fully equipped kitchenette that contains a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and a small dining area, allowing guests to prepare meals indoors.

Yes. The campsite schedules organised walking tours and bike tours that guests can join to explore the surrounding nature.

Yes. Camping De Regenboog hosts organised film nights as part of its leisure programme.

Yes. Pets are welcome in Safari Comfort tents; only the Safari Family tent and the Cottage exclude animals, so you may bring your pet when booking a Safari Comfort unit.

The campsite’s address is Rumburska 718, 407 77 Šluknov, Czech Republic.

Yes. The campsite notes that cosy coffee bars are located nearby, so guests can easily walk to a café for drinks or snacks.

Yes. When booking any camping pitch—standard, Comfort, or XL—you may select a preferred spot for an additional €5, subject to availability.

Yes. Every Safari Comfort tent has lights and power sockets in all rooms, and electricity is included in the accommodation price.

Yes. Dogs are welcome on Camping Site XL as long as they are kept on a leash during the stay.

Yes. Arrival and departure are possible every day, provided there is availability for the dates you choose.

Yes. You may put up an extra small tent on your pitch—for example, for children or extra luggage—at no additional charge.

No. The wooden house has no fixed heating, but you can rent a portable heater from the campsite if needed.

Staff members speak Dutch, German and English, and they also understand a little Czech.

Early check-in from 11:00 and late check-out until 15:00 are possible for €10 each, subject to availability.

You can reserve your place via the campsite reception or by calling 0683655444; payment is made in Czech crowns on the day of the tour.

No. The Safari Basic tent has no private bathroom or running water; guests use the nearby sanitary building for showers, toilets, and washing facilities.

Yes. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times on the campsite, and bringing a pet incurs an extra fee that varies by accommodation type.

Yes. Pets are welcome in the Luxe Blokhut for an additional fee; please keep them on a leash while on the campsite.

You can book the Prague excursion at the campsite reception or by calling 0683655444. The price is €30 per person and includes transport plus a Dutch-speaking guide.

Only lapdogs are permitted on the bus to Prague, and an extra fee of about €50 applies; exact charges are confirmed with the bus company.

Yes. In the high season, Camping De Regenboog organises a Sunday service and sing-along session led by guest speakers and musicians, open to all guests.

The price is 550 CZK per adult and 275 CZK for children aged 10–14. Payment is made in Czech crowns, in cash, on the day of the tour.

Scheduled departure times are 08:00 on 17 July 2026 (Dutch tour) and 10:00 on 3 August 2026 (English tour) as well as 10:00 on 10 and 13 August 2026 (Dutch tours).

The guided tour itself runs from 12:30 to 15:30, giving you roughly three hours inside the factory and museum.

Yes. One small extra tent for a single person may be pitched beside the Luxury Log Cabin, and this incurs an extra fee.

Yes. Pets are permitted in both types of hiker's cabins; they must be kept on a leash while on the campsite, and a pet fee applies.

No. Bed linen is not included as standard in the hiker's cabins; you can either bring your own or book a linen package through the campsite.

Yes. Every Safari Basic tent is fitted with power sockets and lighting in the living area, sleeping cabins, and under the awning.

Yes. Guests are allowed to pitch one small additional tent beside a Safari Basic unit at no extra charge.

Each Comfort pitch offers a 10-amp electricity hook-up, a private drinking-water tap, and on-pitch grey-water drainage.

Yes. During the booking process you may indicate a preference—such as the fully sunny sites 57–60 or the mixed-sun locations 51–54—and secure it for an additional €5, subject to availability.

The bus departs Camping De Regenboog at 08:00 and arrives back at the campsite at approximately 20:00 on the same day.

Advance reservations are generally unnecessary; however, in high season you may wish to check departure times beforehand. Tickets can be purchased on site at the station or online directly from the railway company.

Yes. You may leave items on the bus, but this is entirely at your own risk.

Teenagers can join evening events in the youth base—such as karaoke, games, and night activities—and take part in sports tournaments like football, volleyball, and hexathlon, plus large group games such as Crazy 88 and Capture the Flag.

Yes. Every Standard, Comfort, and XL camping pitch includes a 10-amp electricity connection that guests may use throughout their stay.

No. XL pitches do not include a private water tap or drain; shared drinking-water points are located only a short distance away.

No. Each XL pitch is intended for a single family; groups or multiple families need to reserve separate pitches.

Yes. The ‘Werken bij’ section lists volunteer support roles where helpers assist with practical campsite tasks in exchange for their stay.

Yes. Camping De Regenboog keeps sheep and goats in a small pasture near the playgrounds, and children may watch or help feed them during their stay.

Yes. A 24-hour self-service kiosk on the campsite allows guests to check in or out at any time, even when reception is closed.

Throughout the season the reception desk is staffed every day from 09:00–11:00 and again from 15:00–17:00.

Yes. Each Luxury Log Cabin is equipped with an electric heater that guests can switch on whenever the temperature drops.

Pillows and comforters are provided as standard. Guests should bring their own bed sheets or rent a linen set through the campsite.

In the high season the campsite schedules adult-friendly events such as bingo and quiz nights, communal barbecues, campfire gatherings, talent evenings, sing-ins and occasional live-music performances, all listed in the weekly programme.

Guests aged 8–12 not only join the regular kids club but also have their own mini youth base and can take part in a special mini-dropping adventure designed for this age group.

Each Safari Family tent offers three separate bedrooms, giving larger families or groups ample space and privacy.

Yes. All rooms in the Safari Family tent feature electric heaters, so you can comfortably warm the interior on chilly evenings.

The Comfort Safari Tent stands in a quiet corner of the site with plenty of surrounding space and is only a short walk from the main facilities.

Yes. Near the entrance you will find a water playground with a hand-pump and sand area where children can splash and build.

Yes. One small tent can be placed beside the wooden house to create an extra sleeping space for an additional guest.

Yes. You can download and set up the campsite app at home so that all maps, activity schedules and contact options are ready on arrival.

Dresden lies just across the German border and can be reached from Camping De Regenboog in about one hour by car.

Popular nearby options include Oberoderwitz Toboggan Park (≈25 min), the Kleinwelka Maze near Bautzen (≈40 min), the Mariba and Trixi swimming baths (each ≈30 min), and Erlebnisbad Weissbachtal Taubenheim/Spree outdoor pool with slide and paddling pool (≈15 min).

The campsite comprises 120 camping spots and 28 rental accommodations spread across a spacious green area.

Yes. The grounds include deliberately planned car-free zones, creating a calm and safe atmosphere while guests’ vehicles remain parked in designated on-site parking areas.

Yes. All sports, games and activities organised by the Dutch-speaking recreation team in high season are free to join; guests simply choose the events they wish to attend.

Yes. The mobile app lets you place orders with the on-site snackbar so your food is ready without extra waiting time.

The sanitary facilities include 12 hot-water showers and 18 toilets spread across the main washroom block, ensuring ample capacity even in high season.

The entrance-area playground features a slide, swings, a trampoline, a sandbox, and several climbing structures, giving kids a variety of options for safe outdoor fun.

Yes. The campsite app includes a built-in messaging service that lets you send questions straight to the reception desk and receive quick replies during your stay.

Volunteers stay at the campsite free of charge and work four days per week; the remaining three days are completely free for relaxation and exploring the region.

Yes. After the organised walking tour finishes at 15:00, you are free to spend the afternoon in Prague on your own; taking part in the guided sections is optional.

Participants use their own cars and drive together in convoy, sharing the transport costs. Parking at the Škoda Museum is free of charge for excursion guests.

The 2026 programme offers Dutch-guided tours on 17 July, 10 August and 13 August, and an English-guided tour on 3 August.

Yes. During the booking process you can indicate a preference for extra peace and privacy or, alternatively, a spot nearer to facilities and play areas; the team will allocate your pitch accordingly.

The general terms define a recreational stay as lasting from at least one day up to a maximum of three months within a single calendar year.

A standard camping pitch may accommodate up to 8 people.

Yes. The factory tour is only open to visitors aged 10 and above, and all participants must wear sturdy, closed shoes with covered heels and toes.

Bread ordered via the campsite’s bread service is ready for collection at the reception from 08:00 each morning.

Yes. Parking at the Škoda Museum is free of charge for guests taking part in the factory and museum excursion.

Yes. You can hire a refrigerator for €4 per night, as stated in the official price list.

You can order fresh bread each day through the Camping De Regenboog mobile app. The rolls are then ready for collection at the reception from 08:00 the next morning.

Yes. One additional small tent—for example for children or extra luggage—may be set up on a Camping Pitch XL.

The convoy normally arrives back at Camping De Regenboog at around 17:30, although this may be a little later depending on traffic and group pace.

Yes. In addition to washing machines, tumble dryers are available at the campsite for a fee.

Yes. By marking activities as favourites in the app, you automatically build a personalised calendar that keeps your holiday schedule organised.

Yes. Guests who present a valid ACSI, ANWB, ADAC or SVR membership card get a €4 discount per night during the low-season period.

A recreation fee of €0.80 per person per night and an environmental tax of €0.50 per person per night are charged in addition to the base accommodation price.

No. Trekker (hiker’s) pitches are kept available without reservation; walkers and cyclists can simply arrive and set up one small tent (max. 6 m²) for an overnight stay.

The campsite lies roughly 725 km by car from Arnhem, making it an achievable one-day drive for guests travelling from the Netherlands.

Most local routes climb about 100 m for every 10 km of distance, with a few stretches reaching up to 150 m further from the campsite.

Yes. A recommended option is to take the train to the Elbe River and cycle back along the flat riverside path, which is ideal for families or riders on standard bicycles.

Yes. You can safely leave your bike at the campsite; the Camping De Regenboog app shows where the designated bicycle parking spots are located.

Yes. The mobile app includes a push-notification feature that alerts you to important messages and updates while you are on the campsite.

Each Safari Family tent offers approximately 60 m² of indoor living space, providing ample room for larger families or groups.

The Kids Club starts with mascot Boaz de Beer collecting the children, followed by group dances, treasure quests, game mornings, crafts sessions, bingo, a hexathlon, and an optional Bible-club activity.

On Sundays there is a relaxed programme: a morning meeting with coffee, a contemplative walk in the afternoon, and a sing-in around the campfire in the evening.

The Youth Base offers karaoke, night games, a football table, a dart board and various board games, providing teenagers with a lively indoor hang-out each evening.

Yes. A detailed site map can be downloaded directly from the Camping De Regenboog website, and the same map is available inside the campsite’s mobile app so you can study the layout in advance.

The bistro offers draft beer, barista-quality coffee, typical Dutch snacks, Czech sausage and homemade hamburgers.

Yes. Each Safari Basic tent comes with an awning that shelters a lounge set, allowing you to sit comfortably outdoors even when the weather is less favourable.

A Standard pitch gives you a spacious site that relies on the shared sanitary block, whereas a Comfort pitch adds its own 10-amp electricity hook-up, a private drinking-water tap and on-pitch grey-water drainage for extra convenience.

Pillows and comforters are provided, but sheets and pillowcases are not. Guests may bring their own bed linen or rent a complete linen set from the campsite.

Each hiker’s cabin includes a bunk bed for sleeping, a refrigerator and microwave for simple meal prep, electricity and interior lighting, free WiFi, and an outdoor terrace with a picnic table. Free parking is available a short distance from the cabin.

The Luxury Log Cabin stands on pitch 26 in a central part of the campsite, nestled between other campers so guests can enjoy both comfort and the lively camping atmosphere.

Each hiker’s cabin—whether fitted with a double bed or a bunk bed—accommodates a maximum of two guests.

No. The hiker’s cabins do not include their own bathroom; guests use the nearby shared sanitary building for toilets and showers.

Recommended options include Erlebnisbad Weißbachtal Taubenheim/Spree (outdoor pool with slide and paddling pool), Mariba Freizeitwelt (indoor pools, water-slides and wellness area) and Trixi Bad Großschönau (indoor and outdoor pools plus sauna facilities), all within about a 15–30-minute drive of the campsite.

Yes. Many guests combine the ride with a short walk or a visit to one of the villages in the Zittau Mountains, disembarking at an intermediate stop before re-joining a later train.

The journey is mainly relaxing—you sit comfortably in historic carriages while the scenery passes quietly by, though you can make it more active by adding a walk or village visit.

Yes. Pets may stay on a hiker’s pitch provided they are kept on a leash at all times.

Yes. The hiker’s pitches are intended for travellers arriving by bicycle or motorcycle and allow you to park your two-wheeler immediately beside your small tent.

Bohemian Switzerland lies about a one-hour drive from Camping De Regenboog. Once there, you can follow scenic trails past sandstone cliffs and visit the famous Pravčická brána rock bridge (entrance roughly €3 p.p.). Parking in the area is usually paid, and good walking shoes are recommended because some sections are uneven or steep.

Every Safari Comfort tent offers roughly 40 m² of indoor living area, giving couples or small families plenty of room to relax under canvas.

The Luxury Log Cabin measures about 40 m² and includes its own kitchen, private bathroom and a covered porch within that space.

Volunteers are welcome from 1 May to 15 September. They help out four days each week and have the other three days completely free to relax or explore the region.

Yes. The two charging points work on a pay-per-use basis: you activate them with your standard charging card and the cost is settled through your card provider.

The up-to-date timetable and any schedule changes are published on the official Zittauer Schmalspurbahn website: https://www.zittauer-schmalspurbahn.de/.

Because of its central location between several nature reserves and the campsite’s quiet, well-organised layout, families can reach many attractions within about an hour’s drive and still return in time for a relaxed evening on site.

Yes. For each excursion Camping De Regenboog seeks one volunteer to act as group escort; this person receives the full participant list in advance and helps keep the programme running smoothly.

The reservation can be cancelled without refund from 30 minutes before the tour starts, so you must report to the Škoda Museum reception at least 10 minutes before the scheduled beginning to keep your place.

Each hiker’s pitch is intended for one compact tent of up to roughly 6 m², suitable for walkers, cyclists, or motor-cyclists travelling light.

Yes. Where capacity permits, a power hook-up can be provided at a hiker’s pitch so you can charge devices during your overnight stay.

Yes. When booking an XL camping pitch you may request a preferred spot for €5, subject to availability shown on the campsite map.

Yes. Pets are welcome in the Luxury Log Cabin for an additional charge; they must be kept on a leash while on the campsite.

Yes. The Luxe Blokhut’s extra conveniences specifically list a built-in dishwasher in addition to comfortable beds and a spacious veranda.

Camping De Regenboog offers two variants: a hiker’s cabin with a bunk bed and a version with a double bed. Both share the same basic facilities—refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, lighting, and access to the nearby sanitary building—so you simply choose the sleeping arrangement that best fits your trip.

Shared drinking-water taps are positioned only a short walk from every camping pitch, so guests on Standard and XL sites always have easy access to fresh water even though no private tap is installed on these pitches.

Yes. Prague is child-friendly, offering parks, boat trips, many sights within a compact centre and enough space to take a buggy along comfortably during the excursion.

The Prague excursion is scheduled for Tuesday 21 July, 28 July, 4 August and 11 August 2026.

The campsite is presently recruiting an Au Pair, a Front-desk assistant for the high season, a Hospitality employee (starting 8 July 2026), a couple or family to help with entertainment/catering in exchange for a discounted stay, and general volunteer support. Full role descriptions and application instructions are listed in the “Work with Us” section of the official Camping De Regenboog website.

Most guests spend about 2–4 hours in Tierpark Zittau, enough time to stroll through the green park, watch animals such as llamas, parrots, penguins and farm species, let children play in the playground or petting-zoo area, and perhaps pause for a snack on the terrace.

Yes. Although the Safari Basic tents have no running water inside, a shared drinking-water tap is located within walking distance of every tent, so you can fill bottles or cooking pots nearby.

The campsite is owned and personally managed by Ruben and Priscilla, a Dutch couple who moved to the Czech Republic in 2016 to take over Camping De Regenboog.

Yes. Each Luxury Log Cabin includes its own private bathroom, giving guests exclusive sanitary facilities inside the cabin.

All sports, games and creative sessions run by the Dutch-speaking recreation team are completely optional. You are free to pick and choose which activities you attend, so you can balance organised fun with your own plans.

The Bastei Bridge in Saxon Switzerland National Park is only a short drive away and features dramatic sandstone rock formations, sweeping views over the Elbe Valley and a unique 19th-century stone bridge. Easy family-friendly hiking trails make it an accessible yet unforgettable excursion during your stay.

Yes. Pitches 10, 15–18, 39 and 54 are known for having more shade; you may secure any of these shaded spots in advance for an additional €5 when booking, subject to availability.

Yes. A Comfort pitch permits one extra small tent—handy for children or extra luggage—at no additional charge.

Yes. A volleyball court is located next to the large playing field, directly beside the Safari Family tents, and is available for guest use during the season.

Yes. Both the washing machines and the tumble dryers in the main sanitary building are available for guest use for a fee, which you pay on site.

Volunteers assist with green maintenance such as pruning bushes and mowing lawns, repaint log cabins, and carry out general site-upkeep jobs so the grounds stay tidy, safe, and welcoming for guests.

Oberoderwitz Toboggan Park lies about a 25-minute drive from Camping De Regenboog and features an outdoor toboggan run that provides exciting rides for both children and adults.

Ruin Sloup is a sandstone rock with castle remains carved into it, creating an adventurous yet easy walk; the site is approximately 40 minutes by car from Camping De Regenboog.

A 40-minute drive brings you to Oybin in the Zittauer Mountains, where you can explore romantic castle-and-monastery ruins, enjoy gentle hillside walks, and optionally add a ride on the historic steam train through the surrounding landscape.

The detached wooden cottage sleeps up to six guests, with a maximum of four adults allowed.

Inside the wooden cottage you will find an open kitchen equipped with a four-burner gas stove, a refrigerator with freezer compartment, a coffee maker and the basic cookware needed for daily meals.

The advertised Hospitality employee role is for 32 hours per week, pays €1,250 per month and starts on 8 July 2026.

The Au Pair works 28–40 hours per week, receives €8 per hour (mostly net) plus a travel allowance up to €100, and is provided with a private room on the campsite (part of the period may be in a shared apartment). The role runs from March until the end of September 2026 and includes two days off each week.

Jetřichovice is generally quieter than many well-known tourist hotspots. The area combines rock formations and forest in a calm setting, making it an excellent family outing from Camping De Regenboog with options for both short child-friendly walks and longer scenic routes.

Couples or families assist the entertainment and catering teams during high season: they help run activities for guests of all ages, contribute ideas for the weekly programme, are present at set times each week, and lend a hand during the Sunday service.

A Camping Pitch XL may accommodate up to eight people in a single family, giving plenty of room for larger households that want extra space and privacy.

Yes. The steam train offers a quiet, comfortable journey that many couples and senior guests appreciate for its nostalgic atmosphere and scenic views.

You can use the contact link provided in the FAQ section. Depending on the page, the site labels this as “Ask your question” or “Get in touch,” and it directs visitors to the contact page.

Several FAQ sections include a “View all accommodations” link. This link takes visitors to the accommodation overview page at https://campingregenboog.nl/en/accommodaties.