Botsholland is a farm campground (boerderijcamping) located at Botsholsedwarsweg in Waverveen, in the Netherlands. It operates with a straightforward, no-nonsense philosophy and encourages guests to make the most of their stay in their own way.

A reception and canteen area is open from morning until evening. The site is a haven for birdwatchers. Meadow birds nest in the surrounding pastures, and species such as the spoonbill and ibis have established a presence here.

The black-tailed godwit, struggling elsewhere in the country, is actually increasing in numbers at Botsholland, and more than thirty pairs of swallows nest under the farmhouse roof alone.