Biesboschhoeve is a small, back-to-basics campsite run by farmer Jan and Nancy Saarloos on the island of de Vischplaat, deep inside Nationaal Park de Biesbosch.

The island is accessible only by boat, making it a genuinely remote overnight option in the heart of the wetlands. The farm itself supports a herd of dairy cattle as well as Scottish highland cattle, whose meat is available for purchase at the site.

Facilities are minimal: showers operate on a coin basis, and electrical hookups at pitches are not available, though a few sockets can be found in the bathroom building.

A popular way to arrive is by canoe from nearby marinas, paddling through wide ditches and winding creeks before reaching the Vischplaat. At dusk, paddling near the Hole of One Hundred and Thirty offers a chance to spot beavers in the surrounding waterways.