Can you free camp in the Netherlands?

Is Wild camping allowed in the Netherlands? As in many other European countries, wild camping is prohibited in the Netherlands. Unfortunately, this also includes camping on the beach. Especially near the coast and popular tourist spots, there is a strict crackdown on wild camping.



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