A real sheep farm the Waterlands. Bikes available to use in various condition but manageable. Some of the most fun biking locally. A 35 to 40 minute bike ride on bike trails into Amsterdam. The caravan is very cozy, and the double bed on the bottom bunk was very comfortable. The top bunk is difficult to get into for a child, and only a child can fit in it. A couple hand or footholds to make it safer to get up and down would be great. There is a single burner, a tea kettle, delicious cold water, a few utensils, coffee and tea and powdered creamer, pans and plates for minimalist cooking. There is a lovely veggie garden that the farmers allow you to pick from, and breakfast is bought bread, cake, their own cheese, orange juice, a few slices of meat, and a few eggs with jam and butter. Perfectly enough for most and more breakfast than most places would give. Right down the street in Ransdorp is the ancient tower from the 1300's, and swans with their signets. You can get a rare and stunning view of the area from the top of the tower, when it is open during the day. There is a little cafe there with a hostel to go get a drink and play some billiards. The farmers are really nice people and Henk is as well. We had an issue with mosquitos and sleep loss, because the screens on the windows had come apart, but I assume they will have that fixed before anyone else uses it. Bathrooms are not attached to the caravan, you have to walk about 20 yards or so to the milking room, which has a utilitarian men's room, a ladies room, and a shower room. You can watch the milking which is quite a big deal, with 600 sheep! All in all an enriching experience.