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SUSTAINABLE FROM THE START

🪵 Our holiday homes are built sustainably. They are made of wood instead of stone, steel and concrete. For every tree used, three were planted back. This is how we contribute to nature.

🚿 We also think it is important to save water. Rainwater is returned to nature via a wadi. In addition, all bathrooms have a water-saving shower head.

♻️ Even now that Brinckerduyn is in full use, we want to continue acting sustainably. We always look first at the possibility of repairing something rather than immediately replacing it with a new product.

💚 Brinckerduyn is part of Green Boutique. Green Boutique parks are spacious, sustainably developed and designed for individual luxury. Combined with small-scale attention and opulence of nature.

🗝️ Brinckerduyn has had Green Key Gold since 2023. This quality mark tests the sustainability of the park in 12 areas such as cleaning, energy and water. Every year, we make an action plan with the steps we want to take this year in terms of sustainability. This is how we keep getting a little greener!

Not just once, but forever

For us, sustainability is not a one-off action, but something we strive for in all our operations. We evaluate our sustainability policy annually and then also draw up a plan for next year. This way, we always keep improving ourselves.

Brinckerduyn gives you energy

Our ambition is to be completely self-sufficient in energy. We generate all the energy we use ourselves with our solar panels. In summer, this produces too much energy, which we pass on to the neighbouring campsite. The swimming pools also save energy through a roller shutter and through the liquid HeatCover that prevents water evaporation.

Sustainable purchasing

We buy as many products as possible at Brinckerduyn sustainably. We always opt for products that are good for the earth and people, preferably with an eco-label. We already mentioned that we love Frisian nature, so it is only logical that we also buy as many products as possible locally. A cheeseboard with cheese from the neighbours is much more fun, isn't it?