We had a wonderful stay at Lucky Lake Hostel (once we found it) in late August. As cycle tourists and baby boomers (read 50+), we thought that the location was ideal, and the atmosphere refreshing. The hostel is actually a series of small trailers, grouped together in a compound; though on the smallish side, our caravan was big enough for... more

Lucky Lake was fun! This is definitely a nice alternative to staying in the middle of Amsterdam and it has several advantages and only one disadvantage. We stayed a few days in central Amsterdam before moving here and were definitely not sorry we did. The hostel is located outside of Amsterdam in a small summer homes community. It takes about... more

went for 8 days and didnt want to leave. this amazingly relaxing area is way better to relax than the full on and loud city for your whole stay. many people were a wee bit aprehensive about the distance for the city centre and the coffee-shops, but if your with a friend then 25 minutes is notheing and there is... more

I loved this place! I spent 2.5 weeks here and didn't want to leave. I spent the first week renting one of their caravans, then I stayed in my tent for the remainder of my time. The management is fabulous and are very helpful. The food there is pretty cheap - grilled cheese for 1 euro! They have internet available... more

I loved this place, it's now my go-to hostel whenever I go to Amsterdam. Calling it a hostel is not entirely accurate because it's nothing like most others in Europe. Guests stay in little private camper caravans that are arranged in a circle. You can get a private caravan, one with a double bed or two twin beds. The people... more