Landgoed de Ploeg is a small, family-run charm campsite set on a historic estate in Wenum-Wiesel, near Apeldoorn in Gelderland. The estate dates to 1911, and its main buildings hold municipal monument status.

Operated by the Familie de Bruijn since the 1960s, it remains a working farm, so guests should expect an authentic agricultural setting rather than a resort atmosphere. The campsite offers around 9 pitches for family tents, small campers, and caravans under 4.

5 meters, sheltered within and beside a fenced orchard. Rates include hot showers, Wi-Fi, and electricity. The estate sits on the Veluwetrail and borders the Kroondomeinen, with Paleis Het Loo, recreational lakes, and the Apenheul all nearby.

The surrounding landscape of rolling meadows, hedgerows, woodland, and sprengen (spring-fed streams) — including the Wieselse Sprengen — makes it a strong base for cycling and walking.