Camping Tamaring sits alongside the Barchemse Veengoot in the Achterhoek region of the Netherlands, near the town of Lochem.

The campground serves as a starting point for exploring the surrounding countryside, including walks along the historic Barchemse Veengoot — a drainage canal dug around 1850 at the initiative of poet and agronomist A. C. W.

Staring to reclaim peat land for agriculture. Staring lived on the nearby estate De Wildenborch, and his work had lasting significance for water management across the wider Achterhoek.

The area remains notably quiet and rural, making Tamaring a good base for walkers and nature lovers. The campsite welcomes families and couples, and pets are permitted on site.