Welcome to the Culemborg marina! This beautiful marina in the central Netherlands offers an impressive 170-metre-long mooring quay, ideal for enjoying your breakfast in the sun in the morning. Spend the afternoon with a drink and local delicacies in the shade of the imposing trees along the Veerweg. If you stay at one of the 20 spacious camper pitches, you can have breakfast in true Betuwe style among the fruit trees of the campsite's 'mini orchard' before starting your cycling or walking tour through the river area or the Fruit Delta of the Netherlands.

The passing quay along the leafy Veerweg road offers a lovely place to enjoy the sun in the morning and cool off in the shade of the tall trees in the afternoon. If you camp among the fruit trees, the marina serves as an ideal base for a bike ride, walk or visit to the medieval city centre.

Book a unique overnight stay in one of the atmospheric round 'camping vessels' on site. These inventively decorated cabins offer more space than you might expect. Discover Culemborg and its surroundings, from the bustling medieval city centre to the nature of the beautiful river area.

The harbour masters Hubèrt and Erik are flexible in their working hours and ready to assist you. For reservations and other questions, you can reach them at [email protected]. A map of the campsite with 20 camper spots and 3 hiker's huts is available, and free wifi is available at the campsite.

Culemborg's former municipal harbour is managed by members of Watersports Association De Helling and Triton Scouting. The marina has a diverse mix of active water sports enthusiasts, permanent berth holders and passing guests, so there is always a friendly atmosphere. If you want to be sure of a place at the transient quay, you can contact the harbour master in advance.

During the winter period, the harbour master is absent and all sanitary facilities are closed. Self-sufficient passers-by have the option of finding a berth at the stone passers-by quay parallel to the Veerweg. A special winter rate applies, which you can pay on arrival via a QR code next to the red benches on the quay or by making a bank transfer in advance.

On the 170-metre mooring quay, you will catch the first rays of the sun in the morning. The marina has about 250 permanent moorings. When the permanent berth holders are absent, these places become available for passers-by.

A visit to the historic city centre of Culemborg with its numerous shops, terraces and restaurants is highly recommended. The nature of the river area and the search for typical Betuwe delicacies are also worthwhile. The marina offers all necessary amenities, including free Wi-Fi. For more amenities, such as supermarkets and bakeries, just walk to the city centre.

Culemborg's former municipal harbour is now managed by Watersports Association De Helling and Triton Scouting. The varied mix of active water sports enthusiasts, regular berth holders and passing guests creates a cosy atmosphere on the premises. Besides permanent berth holders and mobile homes, the campsite offers 20 spacious camper pitches and three wooden hiker's huts. These spots are separated by greenery and fruit trees, giving you the feeling of free camping with the city nearby. The historic centre of Culemborg is within walking distance.

During the winter period, the sanitary facilities of the marina and campsite are closed, and there is no harbour master on duty. Self-catering guests can be assigned a pitch during their online booking that they can drive to on arrival.

Staying in one of the campsite's sturdy, wooden 'camping vessels' is a special experience. With names like White Wine, Red Wine and Rosé, these cabins offer more space than you might expect. Although simply furnished, the cabins have everything you need for a comfortable stay. They are ideal for a cycling or hiking holiday or just a unique holiday spot. From your wooden cabin, you have a great view of the lively activities around the marina and the famous Culemborg railway bridge.

The cabin is equipped with a double-height bed and sofas that can be converted into two single beds. Inside, there is ample seating and a pull-out table. Outside, a picnic table is at your disposal. Crockery, cutlery and a kettle are available in the cabins, and there is a lockable mini-fridge in the small sanitary building. For a hot shower, visit the port office, where you can also do laundry or exchange books in the well-stocked exchange library. For extra comfort, you can book bed linen when booking. Please note that dogs are not allowed in the cabins.

The surroundings of Culemborg offer a lot to see and do.

The surroundings of Culemborg offer a lot to see and do. First of all, on either side of the port, there are beautiful floodplains that belong to the Nieuwe Hollandse Waterlinie and have been transformed into "new nature." Here you can get a breath of fresh air and enjoy the scenery. The Lek River always offers something to see, from large ships to yachts, sailing and rowing boats of association members. You can admire the river, floodplains and dike landscape from various vantage points.

The marina in Culemborg serves as an ideal base for various walking and cycling tours in the river area and the Betuwe. For example, you can take a "Rondje Pontje" via Beusichem or Wijk bij Duurstede, visit Glass City Leerdam, cycle through the Betuwe fruit orchards, or discover some of the fortresses of the Waterlinie using the Liniepontje. During the summer months, events are organised almost every weekend in Culemborg, so there is always something going on.

Culemborg's historic city centre, which is just a few minutes' walk from the port, offers much to explore. Culemborg has over 700 years of city rights and a rich history as a free city. This is reflected in its picturesque streets and historical sights. Stroll through cosy terraces and restaurants on the market square between the centuries-old town hall and the Binnenpoort, the only remaining city gate of the seven that Culemborg once had.

The town's rich array of restaurants and shops offers something for everyone. The city is known for its warm hospitality and delicious food. Explore the medieval streets just behind the market square and visit colourful courtyards and gardens hidden behind them. Numerous events are organised during the summer months, so check out the latest events calendar on the Culemborg Klopt website.

For tourist information, visit the Tourist Information Point (TIP) in the historic town hall at Oude Vismarkt 4, opposite the Hema. Here you can find information on opening hours and the current events calendar.

If you like sustainability and care for the environment, consider using public transport. The marina is just a 15-minute walk from Culemborg train station, which is easily accessible. Bike rental is available at the bike park near the station or at Dokman Tweewielers in Culemborg.

In short, Culemborg and its surroundings offer something for everyone, whether you want to enjoy nature, discover the city's history or just relax in this welcoming environment. We hope you will have a great time in this beautiful Betuwe city!