Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that a park will be fireworks-free. Sometimes fireworks are set off in the immediate vicinity of the park. Some parks have a central location where fireworks are permitted during New Year's Eve. You can check with our Guest Services or at the park reception to see if this is the case at your preferred park.

Setting off fireworks is not permitted. Some parks make an exception during New Year's Eve. If this is the case, a central location will be designated. Guest Services or the park reception will be happy to provide you with more information. Please note that this exception only applies when setting off fireworks is permitted by law.

The rules on the use of a fire pit vary from one park to another. The park reception will be happy to tell you more about this. In extreme weather conditions, like drought or high winds, rules on the use of a fire pit may vary.

You can have a barbecue at all our holiday parks and campsites. Of course, only outside at your own holiday home, and with a bucket of water at hand. Open fires are prohibited in thatched roofed holiday accommodations. However, an electric BBQ is permitted. This also applies to some parks in the woods. If in doubt, ask at the Service point. Barbecuing is not allowed on the balcony of a hotel room or apartment.

Below we have listed the basic cleanliness requirements for your holiday home when you leave. This is not the same as a final clean. With a final clean the entire accommodation is cleaned.
When leaving your holiday home please always do the following:

• Place the furniture in the same place as on arrival.
• Place the bed linen and towels at the entrance door, inside a pillowcase.
• Please empty the dishwasher and store the clean dishes in the cupboard.
• Empty the bins and hand in your separated waste at our recycling centre.
• Vacuum the floors.
• Close the windows, turn off the lights and set the thermostat to 15 degrees.
• Empty and sweep the open fire (if present).