A pleasant spot for visiting boats
The Bovenhaven is within walking distance of the old centre of Kampen. Kampen is a pleasant shopping town, and the centre has plenty of places to eat and welcoming terraces.
Visitor mooring fee
€1.60 per metre, per night
Excluding tourist tax, showers and electricity. Leave the berth before 12:00 on the day of departure; after that an extra night is charged.
An 8-metre boat pays €12.80 per night, a 10-metre boat €16.00. All prices for visiting boats at a glance, and who to ask about tourist tax, showers and electricity.
How it works
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Give us a call in advance
Berths cannot be reserved. You can, however, call the harbour master to ask whether there is space available: +31 6 2833 4061. A WhatsApp message is fine too.
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Moor at the jetty or in a box berth
In the harbour you moor at floating jetties or are allocated a box berth. There is electricity at the berths and a water point at the harbour entrance.
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Kampen is just around the corner
From the harbour it is a ten-minute walk to the historic town centre, with shops, places to eat and terraces.
What does the harbour have to offer?
Facilities
Wi-Fi is free of charge and borrowing a bicycle free of charge. There is a supermarket and a number of shops within walking distance, and a petrol station near the harbour.
Prices
Berths are charged per metre per night at €1.60, excluding tourist tax, showers and electricity. Berths cannot be reserved. You can, however, call the harbour master to ask whether there is space available.
All prices at a glanceThe harbour
In the harbour you moor at floating jetties or are allocated a box berth. There is electricity at the berths and a water point at the harbour entrance.
Sanitary facilities
In the harbour you will find a modern sanitary building with toilets and showers.
Where to find us
W.S.V. Bovenhaven · IJsseldijk 12a, 8261 LK Kampen
IJsseldijk 12a, 8261 LK Kampen
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The harbour in pictures
