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Sandevoerde campsite owner wants permanent guests gone within a month

Sandevoerde campsite owner wants permanent guests gone within a month

The owner of Sandevoerde campsite in Zandvoort is demanding that seasonal campers remove their belongings by August 15th to facilitate the development of 250 luxury chalets. Campers are resisting the move and awaiting a court ruling on a pending appeal, arguing that the developer still lacks the necessary environmental permits for the site.

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