Camping Polderland is a small, unpretentious campsite located at Platte Schenkel 1-A in 's-Gravendeel, in the southwestern Netherlands.

It offers around 30 tourist pitches and 10 permanent pitches, along with a handful of rental accommodations including a summer house. The site has basic but clean sanitary facilities, electrical hook-ups, free Wi-Fi, a children's playground, and a lounge area.

The surrounding polder landscape is well suited to cycling, walking, and birdwatching. The old city of Dordrecht is roughly 10 km away and easily reached by bike, with a waterbus connection onward to the Kinderdijk windmills.

The Biesbosch national park lies about 15 km distant, Rotterdam's harbour is 25 km away, and the North Sea is within an hour's drive.

The region's flat farmland is dominated by crops such as wheat, potatoes, sugar beet, and Brussels sprouts, shaped by the Delta Works flood-protection project that transformed this part of the Netherlands.