Shopping
There is a large shopping center about 400 meters from the campsite and from here you can take public transport to the center of Dordrecht, the oldest city in Holland, with a surprising and car-free center.

Public transport
Opposite this shopping center is a station of the NS and you can take the train to, for example, Rotterdam and Gorinchem.

Modern, fast water buses take you to the regional towns in the Drechtsteden area, but also to Rotterdam, Gorinchem or to Kinderdijk with its beautiful windmills.
The Waterbuses moor at the Merwedekade. Because the bicycle can be taken along, other places of interest in the Dordrecht area can be reached in an attractive way.

Monuments
Dordrecht has thousands of monuments, including the beautiful Grote Kerk and the Groothoofdspoort. You will be rewarded with a magnificent view over the island.
The harbours, one of which is covered by the town hall, are also worth seeing. Impressive merchant houses line the old ports.

Het Hof is an old Augustinian monastery with an interesting history. In Het Hof, for example, the First Free States Meeting took place in 1572.
The Statenplein is the center of the city.

On the nearby Scheffersplein is a statue of the Dordrecht painter Ary Scheffer and on the Visbrug a statue of the brothers Johan and Cornelis de Witt.

On the Noordendijk we find the last remaining mill in Dordrecht de Kijck over den Dijck.

Courtyards such as the Regentenhof or Lenghenhof (1755), the Arend Maartenszhof (1625), the Van Slingelandtshof or Arme Vrouwenhof (1519), the Wilhelmina Foundation (1926), the Clara and Mariahof (1880) are certainly worth a visit.

Natural 
The Dordtse Biesbosch is located south-east of the city and the Sliedrechtse Biesbosch is north-east.
Both are part of the Biesbosch National Park. The rest of the Biesbosch National Park is accessible via the ferry between the Kop van het Land and Werkendam.