Camping in Wallonia
42 campsites in Belgium, Wallonia
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2023, 2019, 2018
A friendly and very well-run site, Camping Sandaya Parc la Clusure is highly recommended. Set in a river valley in the lovely wooded uplands of...
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2020
Aux Sources De Lescheret is a small natural campsite with modern facilities, situated in a beautiful natural park in the South Belgian Ardennes/Gaume at 18km...
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2021
Camping De Chênefleur is an excellent family run site situated beside the Semois river, where the shallow water provides lots of opportunities for traditional camping...
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2021, 2018
Located in beautiful countryside on the southern slope of one of the Belgian Ardennes’ highest hills, this relaxing site of 295 pitches has direct access...
Camping Les cabanes de Rensiwez is located in the Luxembourg region of Belgium in the heart of nature in the sheltered valley of the Ardennes...
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2019, 2018
A popular, lively and attractively situated site, l’Eau Rouge is in a sheltered valley close to Spa and the Grand Prix circuit. There are 14...
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2020, 2018
This family site in the heart of the Ardennes, within easy reach of Dinant and Namur, was established in 1932. In a rural wooded setting...
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2020
Floreal Camping Colline de Rabais is a large site on a hilltop looking out over the surrounding wooded countryside. The Dutch owners offer a warm...
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2020
Camping Oos Heem in the Ardennes region of Belgium is situated directly on the Vennbahn cycle track, 125 km of what was once the steam...
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2020
Maintained to very high standards, this site is set in a beautiful wooded valley bordering the Ourthe river. Open all year, the site is located...
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2021
The beautiful, pine-clad hills surrounding Camping Familial in every direction in which a visitor might care to look, makes it an ideal destination for those...
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2019
Camping Hohenbusch is located in the Our valley on the edge of the Ardennes and 30 km. from the Grand Prix circuit at Spa-Francorchamps. This...
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2019
This quiet site is set in the picturesque countryside of the Belgian Ardennes, a region in which rivers flow through valleys bordered by vast forests...
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2019
Bertrix is located at the heart of the Belgian Ardennes, between the towns of Bastogne and Bouillon and overlooking the hills of the Semois valley...
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2022
With a friendly atmosphere, Camping Tonny is an attractive, small campsite in a pleasant valley by the River Ourthe. A family site, there are 7...
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2021
Located on the green slopes of a south-facing hillside with extensive views across the countryside, Camping De Durnal - Le Pommier Rustique is in a...
This delightful site lies about 2 km. from the town centre. It is on low lying, level grass, bordered by a river, with trees and...
Le Pirot is an attractive, rather basic site on an island in the River Lesse, on the edge of the pleasant village of Han. Because...
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2022
Parc des Sources is a small, quietly situated site, close to the town of Spa (The Pearl of the Ardennes). It is on the outskirts...
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2023
Previously known as Camping de L’Orient, Camping de Tournai is an attractive, good-quality municipal site in a quiet, green location close to the historic town...
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Wallonia
To the south of Belgium lies a world of peaceful villages, welcoming locals, colourful carnivals and enchanting castles: Wallonia. The Walloons’ official language is French and the region's countryside is composed of woodland, moors, vast fields and grasslands dotted with streams, waterfalls and lakes.
Wallonia's best known area is the Ardennes, a region of thick forest punctuated by castles and citadels that extends into Luxembourg. It's at its best in springtime, explored on foot, on horseback or in a canoe. Beneath the greenery is a network of caves, carved out by the rivers and studded with stalagmites and stalactites, which provide a fascinating look at the geology of the region. Back above ground, you can admire the beautiful flora and fauna of the region.
Tournai is one of Wallonia's highlights - a charming town with cobbled streets and a grand medieval cathedral that fuses the Romanesque and Gothic styles.It's located close to the magnificent châteaux of Attre and Beloeil, and has several good restuarants where you can enjoy regional dishes.