Culture Campsite Rotterdam

Culture Campsite is situated on an old parking lot close to the river the Maas.

Guests can use the common living room and kitchen.

Floating Bricks is a tiny cabin that sleeps three people; a comfy hammock can be hung above the double bed.

This sleeping pod consists of two calf igloos raised on a steel frame.

Architect Boris Duijneveld joined multiple pieces of silo together to create a mobile shelter. He lived in it for three years before placing it on the grounds.

'Trash Inn' is a former garbage container.

Little Pea, one of the most popular sleeping pods, was made out of discarded animal food silos collected from the Dutch countryside.

Architect Boris Duijneveld turned the barrel-like object on its side, put it on legs, and sawed off the tip, so guests can open it and crawl inside the rocket-like capsule.

Scuba, a sleeping pod made out of two joined calf igloos, is one of Culture Campsite’s latest additions.