A popular campsite in the Netherlands is experiencing unusually low occupancy during peak season. Planned renovations are the cause, but the project is facing significant delays. The hold-up isn’t simply logistical; it’s also tied to environmental regulations protecting local marsh frogs. Authorities require adherence to specific guidelines to ensure the amphibians’ habitat isn’t disturbed during construction. These regulations, combined with extended timelines for the building work, are keeping potential campers away. The campsite’s prime location normally guarantees full bookings during this time of year, making the emptiness particularly striking. Officials have not yet announced a revised completion date for the renovations and the ultimate reopening of the campsite.