Seasonal Campsites at Beach Resort Soal
Celebrate all-season vacation at the IJsselmeer
Do you like to enjoy the outdoors and are looking for a place to fully relax for an entire season? Our campsite at the IJsselmeer in Friesland offers the perfect base. Whether you want to enjoy water sports, explore the Frisian countryside, or just relax in nature; with us it's all possible. A seasonal pitch means you always have a place to unwind and enjoy everything Friesland has to offer. Book your seasonal pitch and experience an unforgettable time at the IJsselmeer!
Supply of seasonal spots in 2027:
- Cost of seasonal pitch: from € 2,450
- 6 Amp electricity included
- Fixed electricity costs: € 198 per season
- Water and sewerage: € 483 per season
- Rubbish tax: € 179 per season
- Tourist tax: to be announced
- Additional guests: € 201 per season
Apply for a seasonal pitch
We look forward to welcoming you to MarinaPark Beach Resort Soal. Express your interest and fill in the form below. You will receive a confirmation from us later.
The terms:
- No limit on the number of people as long as you live at the same address
- Incl. 6 ampere electricity use
- Electricity price: €0.60 p/kWh.
- Incl. 1 license plate per reservation
- Season is from March 1 to November 3*
* We also have places available for the early and late seasons, as well as for special periods. If you are interested, please send an email to soal@marinaparken.nl.




Questions from previous campers:
What does a seasonal camping site cost?
What does a seasonal camping site cost?
The costs depend on which seasonal pitch you stay on. For an A-pitch you pay €2,780, for a B-pitch €2,670, for a C-pitch €2,560 and for a D-pitch €2,450. For more information you can contact us.
How do I apply for a seasonal place with you?
How do I apply for a seasonal place with you?
You can easily arrange this by filling in the form above. Here you enter your details, the desired period of stay, the number of persons and the type of caravan. Then you will receive a confirmation from us.









