Minicamping Damhuis is a small farm campsite in Beuningen, situated on land the family has owned since 1880. The farmhouse dates to 1900, and the campsite opened in 1994.

It lies in a quiet, wooded setting directly alongside the Dinkel river and close to the Lutterzand nature reserve. The site offers 25 pitches with electrical hookups and free Wi-Fi, spread across two large meadows behind the farmhouse.

Facilities include toilets, a dishwashing area, hot showers, and a washing machine. Fresh milk, organic eggs, and ice cream are available at the farm nearby.

The surrounding area is well suited to walking and cycling, with the Dinkel's banks offering birdwatching, sandy shores, and dramatic eroded riverbanks. The town of Denekamp, which has a nature museum, is about a ten-minute bike ride away.