Practical information for your stay at Molecaten Park Kruininger Gors

You can dispose of your household waste in the compactor on the environmental street with your waste card. We ask that you separate glass, paper, residual waste and PD waste in the appropriate containers. PD waste (plastic packaging and drink cartons) must be handed in transparent bags. Please note that cans do not belong to PD waste.

Bulky waste, rubble, iron, roofing materials, construction and demolition materials may be brought to the yard of the service department. The yard is open from 24 March to 30 September from 1:00 to 2:00 pm on weekdays and from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm on Saturdays, but closed on Sundays. From 1 October to 22 December, the yard is only open by appointment via reception.

The Molecaten app for Apple can be downloaded from the App Store! The Android version can be downloaded from the Google Play store.

Install the Molecaten app before you arrive!

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In order to keep our park as quiet and safe as possible, we ask you to use your car as little as possible on the park. Please drive at walking pace and do not let the engine run unnecessarily. With the parking ticket you can park your car in the designated parking area. Visitors pay € 4.50 per car.

Barbecuing on charcoal and briquettes (not on a disposable barbecue) is allowed unless there is a prolonged drought and a temporary ban is in force due to natural fire risk. This is clearly indicated at the park or check natuurbrandrisico.nl. Barbecuing on propane gas and electric is always allowed. When barbecuing, take the necessary precautions and ensure that a bucket of water is always present.

Prohibited in order to ensure fire safety: use of liquid lighters, fire basket and torches or making an open fire.

Your visitors are welcome in our park, please register them at reception. Would your visitors like to stay overnight? Always register your guest at reception.
Good to know: Day visitors do not have access to the outdoor pool.

To allow all guests to enjoy their stay to the fullest, camping regulations have been drawn up. The complete regulations can be found on www.molecaten.com/en/conditions and can be obtained at the reception.

Our park is situated in a nature reserve which we would like to keep beautiful together with you. Please enjoy your stay in nature with respect and do not leave any rubbish behind in the woods around our park and on the beach.

Young animals

All (young) animals that you come across in the park are best left alone and are not to be fed. Even when you think the animal is in distress. Often it is a young bird that is trying to fly (nestlings) and the 'parent' birds are nearby, but they do not dare to show themselves in the presence of people. Are you worried about a (young) animal at the park? Then please report it to the reception desk.

Ticks

Ticks occur throughout the country, in the forest, park, heathland, dunes or in the garden. They can be found near trees or bushes, in high grass or between dead leaves. They can bite into people's skin. A tick bite can make you ill. Check your body and clothes for ticks and tick bites. Ticks can bite anywhere, but prefer the groin, hollows of the knees, armpits, buttocks, edges of underwear, behind the ears and around the hairline in the neck. Got a tick bite? Remove the tick quickly and inform your doctor that you have suffered a tick bite.

Lighting

Our park is managed as naturally as possible. As the park is located in a nature reserve, lighting at night is limited as much as possible. Too much lighting disturbs animal life. The lighting in the grounds is set in such a way that you, as a guest, can still find your way around but it causes as little disturbance as possible to the nocturnal animals.

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In case of fire

• Call 112
• Then call the reception/emergency number 0031 181 - 482 711.
• Report the location of the fire clearly.
• There are hydrants on the entire site, keep them free at all times. The fire brigade will use them for extinguishing the fire. Make sure paths and roads are easily accessible and there are no obstacles (cars) in the way.
• Stay in the area, but choose a safe place. This applies to yourself and also to anyone else present. If possible, try to shut off the gas supply and the electricity connection in the accommodation. If possible, try to extinguish the start of a fire. A fire extinguisher must be available in every accommodation.

In case of an accident/serious injury

• Call 112
• Then call the reception/emergency number 0031 181 - 482 711.
• Report clearly what is involved and where the victim is.
• Stay near the victim, give first aid if possible, while waiting for the ambulance. Do not lose sight of your own safety.

In case of a disaster

• Listen to RTV Rijnmond (ether: 93.4 Mhz).
• Follow the instructions of our staff. The park has several (emergency) entrances and exits.
• Make sure you always know where you are on the grounds and where the exit is.

Tips

• Have the fire extinguisher in your camping equipment inspected annually. Only then can you rely on it in case of an emergency.
• Install smoke, gas and carbon monoxide detectors.
• Have your gas appliances cleaned regularly to prevent suffocation by carbon monoxide.

From Oostvoorne you can use public transport. For current departure and arrival times, please visit www.9292.nl/en or call 0900-9292. You can also contact the reception if you have any questions.

Taxi contact details

• Nijholt taxivervoer, tel. 0031 181 - 482 363

You can collect incoming mail and parcels at reception. When ordering, please state your seat number so that we know who the package is intended for. Outgoing mail can be handed in at reception and will be collected from Tuesday to Saturday.

Between 11:00 pm and 8:00 am it should be quiet on our park. We ask you to be considerate of our other guests and the environment.

Please report any faults in the electrical, central antenna or WiFi installation, or the water, sewage or gas pipes to reception. We will try to remedy it as soon as possible. Is reception closed? Then call us on the telephone number below. Reports submitted after 10 p.m. may be assessed and, if necessary, taken up after 9 a.m. the following day.

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Is the reception closed? Then call us on: 0031 181 - 482 711.

Our pitches with CAI connection are connected to their own central antenna system with digital signal only. You can connect your television to the system using a waterproof coaxial cable. Your television must be HD, MPEG-4 and DVB-C compatible.

Setting up a digital television signal
Reset the television to its factory settings, enter country code preferably Austria (if this does not work, try Luxembourg or Poland) and perform a full scan (this may take around 15 minutes). If the full scan does not find any stations, enter the following data:

• Frequency: 474.000 kHz (474 mHz)
• Network ID: 1111
• Modulation: QAM 256
• Symbol value: 6900

If your television cannot receive digital channels, you can buy a decoder box and HDMI cable at reception (decoder € 40.00 and HDMI cable € 2.50). This decoder converts the digital signal to an analogue signal.

Transmitter settings when using an Edision T265 LED Decoder (available at reception) can be found here.

The outdoor pool is unsupervised, so for your own safety we ask you to observe the indicated rules and supervise your (small) children.
Good to know: Day visitors do not have access to the outdoor pool.
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