Het Salamandertje is a small campground situated behind a farmhouse in Ottoland, in the Zuid-Holland region of the Netherlands.

Set amid ditches and waterways and enclosed by willow trees, the site offers open views across the polder while providing adequate shelter. Guests share the surroundings with cows, sheep, and frogs — a quintessentially Dutch countryside experience.

The campground accommodates up to 15 tents or caravans and is affiliated with the SVR (Stichting Vrije Recreatie). The site lies in the Alblasserwaard, a water-rich landscape tucked between the major rivers Lek, Merwede, and Noord.

The village of Ottoland makes a solid base for exploring the area by bike, on foot via trails such as the Pelgrimspad, or by canoe or small boat through the polders. Several historic fortified towns are also within easy reach.