Glamping with your dog

What does it cost to bring my dog?

For a stay in a Villatent you pay €40 extra per stay.

Glamping with your dog... what should I bring?

Our tents are fully equipped for humans, but do not include supplies for dogs. So remember to bring all the necessary items for your dog. Think of a blanket or basket, dog lead, food and water bowl, sufficient food and poop bags.

Which campsites welcome my dog?

Your dog is welcome at most of the campsites where our Villatents are located. The link below provides an overview of campsites where you can bring your dog. When making your reservation, you can also book your dog's stay.

What should I take into account while travelling?

Are you travelling by car to your holiday destination? Then make sure your dog has a good resting place and keep an eye on the temperature while driving. Also make sure your dog drinks enough on the road, as heat, travel stress and air conditioning dehumidify the air in the car. Will you stop to spend the night somewhere along the way? Then always check with this location whether dogs are allowed and what the additional costs are.

What documents and vaccinations does my dog need?

Some countries have additional import requirements, such as treatment against parasites, a blood test or a muzzle in public places. You can find the import requirements per country on the website of the Landelijk InformatieCentrum Gezelschapsdieren LICG via www.licg.nl. Your dog also needs a European pet passport to cross the border. It must state that your dog was vaccinated against rabies at least 21 days before departure.

Am I obliged to chip my dog?

Your dog must have a chip to cross the border. Before leaving, check at www.chipnummer.nl that your contact details in the database are still up to date, so that you can be reached if your dog is unexpectedly lost.

What rules apply at the campsite?

Each campsite has its own rules about walking and leashing your dog. It is best to consult the campsite's website or reception for the rules. In general, your dog must be leashed at the campsite and must not cause any nuisance to other campers.

Make sure your dog is prepared for situations he may encounter at the campsite, such as children playing or people walking past your tent at night. In addition, the campsite is not a dog walking area, so always clean up your dog's faeces neatly. We wish you an enjoyable glamping holiday with your dog!