ACSI
Dutch campsite specialist behind campsite guides since 1965, run by ACSI Holding BV in Andelst
Key data
| Company | ACSI Holding BV |
|---|---|
| Category | Camping Booking Platforms |
| Headquarters | Andelst, Netherlands |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Netherlands (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages we read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Campsite guides, CampingCard ACSI, ACSI Club ID, Eurocampings, Great Little Campsites, Suncamp, SunLodge, Euronature, apps, webshop |
| Pricing | Prices are not shown on the pages we read. |
| Best For | Campers who want inspected campsites and a discount card, mostly in a classic campsite setting |
| Replaces | Hipcamp |
Our review
ACSI describes itself as one of Europe's campsite specialists. The German imprint names ACSI Holding BV and ACSI Publishing BV, both at Geurdeland 9, NL-6673 DR Andelst, entered at the Kamer van Koophandel in Arnhem.
We checked the pages on 4 November 2026. The earlier pack showed only the footer; the imprint now establishes the entity.
Who runs ACSI?
The imprint gives managing director Ramon van Reine, the VAT ID NL805927244B01 and a tax number 10142919. Opening hours of the customer service are listed for weekdays and Saturdays.
The footer states ACSI Holding BV as copyright holder.
What does ACSI offer?
The About page says the green campsite guides have existed since 1965 and that every campsite in them is visited by an inspector each year. ACSI says it does not award ratings itself and that campers rate sites themselves.
The menu lists CampingCard ACSI, ACSI Club ID, Eurocampings, Great Little Campsites, Suncamp, SunLodge, Euronature, apps, campsite guides and a webshop. The menu also lists a product named ACSI camping.info Booking, but we did not verify what links it to the separate Camping.info portal.
How is ACSI different from Hipcamp?
ACSI is built around established, inspected campsites and a discount card, not around private land. Hipcamp is a marketplace run by Hipcamp, Inc. in the United States and lists many private hosts.
The privacy statement is available in English, and the site offers seven languages.
Where it falls short
The pages we read do not show prices for the guides, the card or bookings, and they do not state a hosting location. ACSI is a publisher and card scheme first, so it is not a marketplace for private land. Which of its products allows direct booking was not clear from the text we read.
Is ACSI right for you?
Campers touring Europe by caravan or motorhome who want inspected campsites and a discount card.
What works, what does not
Pros
- Entity, address and register in the Netherlands (EU)
- Campsites inspected every year, according to the About page
- Guides, card and apps from one publisher
- Site in seven languages
- Customer service hours published
Cons
- No prices in the text we read
- Hosting location not stated
- Few private or farm pitches
- Link to the Camping.info Booking product not verified
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Entity, address and register in the Netherlands (EU)
- Campsites inspected every year, according to the About page
- Guides, card and apps from one publisher
- Site in seven languages
- Customer service hours published
Cons
- No prices in the text we read
- Hosting location not stated
- Few private or farm pitches
- Link to the Camping.info Booking product not verified
Alternatives to ACSI
Further European camping booking platforms to compare:
See all European camping booking platforms or compare them directly against Hipcamp on our alternatives page.
Questions buyers ask
ACSI Holding BV and ACSI Publishing BV, Geurdeland 9, NL-6673 DR Andelst, Netherlands, Kamer van Koophandel Arnhem.
The menu lists CampingCard ACSI as a product. Its price and terms were not in the text we read.
The About page says ACSI does not award ratings, gives objective information and quality standards, and lets campers rate sites.