19-26 August 2026, Kampterrein de Maashorst
Last year, we organised our first week-long stay at a low-radiation group campsite in the Maashorst. It proved such a success that, with the help of a number of enthusiastic volunteers, we have organised it again this year. You are welcome to join us from 19 to 26 August 2026.
The campsite is located in a beautiful vast nature reserve and the radiation is very low. You are free to choose which days and nights you want to come. Indicate your choice on the registration form. The main spoken language will be Dutch and English.
We offer an extensive programme and delicious vegetarian meals on the 22th and 23th of august. During the rest of the week, there will be plenty of time to get to know each other, enjoy activities together, or simply relax in front of your tent, caravan or camper. You can also attend lectures as early as Friday.
Deadline for registration is 10 August, to arrange catering and other facilities.
Programme
On Friday 21 August, Paul Lammerts from EMV Bewust will give a morning presentation on how an EMF measurement is carried out in practice. He will demonstrate the key measuring equipment, carry out a few simple measurements and explain how sources are identified and assessed. At 2.00 pm, Sylvia Slegers will give a talk on her latest book, ‘How Smart Do You Want to Be?’.
Saturday, August 22 is our National Contact Day. We start with an up-to-date presentation on accessible banking by Thijs Hardick (Policy Officer at Ieder(in)) together with a representative of ASN Bank. Later on, Frank Zweers and Lizzy Weeber will explain the latest developments regarding radiation exposure in the Netherlands based on the EMF Kaart NL initiative. In the afternoon, a variety of workshops will be available.
Sunday, August 23 is the international programme. The theme of the day is: ‘from minus to plus’. We will begin with a preview of the latest film by writer, philosopher and filmmaker Floris Leest. Together we will watch excerpts from his new essay film ‘We were raised offline‘. Afterwards, we will discuss how we can resist the power of Big Tech.
The second highlight of the day invites us to see and experience nature in a completely different way. In the presentation ’Everything in Nature Is Hyper-Electrosensitive’, Sander Funneman and Anne-Marie Meewis take us on a journey showing that everything in the ecosystem functions through – and is sensitive to – natural electricity and magnetism. Following this presentation, Sander and Anne-Marie will also lead an afternoon workshop on this subject.
The rest of the week (August 19–26), the grounds are available for holidays, reading, hiking, making fires (if conditions allow), cooking together, or organising workshops with and for each other: think yoga, dance, writing, meditating, painting, hiking with a theme, etc. You are free to invent and offer something yourself. You can do this by putting up an announcement in a central place. Activities you offer to each other are free of charge. However, you can ask for a small contribution for costs incurred, e.g. for the use of paper and paint.
Costs
Below are the costs for the programme, food and accommodation. We have done our best to keep the costs as low as possible. Should the cost still be an obstacle for you to come, send us an email. We will provide a solution. You are welcome for one day, several days or the whole week. The choice is entirely up to you.
Cost of programme
- Participation in the programme: € 15
Costs of meals
Per person per day/meal. Please note: only on 22 and 23 August!
- Lunch: € 10
- Dinner: € 15
Cost of stay
- Per person per night: € 15 (Breakfast is included)
Location
Camp site Maashorst
Address: Inkaweg 1
5411SZ Zeeland (Noord-Brabant)
Location and route information
PLEASE NOTE: This is an occasional campsite/group camping site hired out entirely by the EHS foundation. It is therefore not a regular campsite on the Maashorst. Questions about the site, the facilities available or travel possibilities can only be asked via: info@stichtingehs.nl.
About the terrain
The site is suitable for tents, campers and caravans. There is a toilet block with electricity, hot showers and 3 toilets. We will provide several larger and smaller tents for workshops, enough tables and chairs. There will be strict rules regarding the use of mobile equipment throughout the week: this is forbidden on the whole site, throughout the week, with a clear spot at a distance where it is allowed. Several tents are available for loan. There are no equipped camping facilities for rent.
Measurements in the field
We took measurements at 8 sites in the field. We did this with an HFE 35 C (measures the lower frequencies from 27 to 2700 MHz), and an HFW 59 D (measures the higher frequencies from 2.4 to 10 GHz). The measured values were all close to each other and they were very low.
- The measured values of the low frequencies were between 4.2 and 4.4 microwatts per m2 with 4.7 microwatts per m2 at one point.
- The measurement values of the higher frequencies were all between 0.01 and 0.03 microwatt per m2.
NB The radar at Volkel 6 km away was not measurable on the Maashorst site. We also measured closer to Volkel. There, the radar was indeed clearly detectable.
Arrival and departure
You are welcome from 19 August 2pm. The week ends on 26 August at noon. You leave the site clean and empty.
Help
We have various practical tasks and chores to share on site. We will organise this partly on site and partly in advance. If you want to help out and have not yet indicated this in the interest survey, please let us know.
Impressions of the 2025 Camping Week
The video below takes you back in time for a moment. Here you can get an impression of 2025, when we held the first Maashorst Week.