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42 campsites in Belgium, Wallonia
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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 the Ardennes, known as the l’Homme Valley touring area, the site has around 500 large, marked, grassy pitches (around 250 for touring). All have access to electricity, cable TV and water taps, mostly in avenues off a central, tarmac road. There is some noise from the nearby railway. There is a very pleasant riverside walk; the river is shallow in summer and popular with children (caution in winter). The site’s heated swimming pool and children’s pool have a poolside bar and terrace. You will also find over 200 rental accommodations.
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 fun in the summer. With a total of 223 pitches (196 for touring), it would make an ideal site for a stopover or equally for a more extended stay. It is attractively laid out in an informal, park-like style with 6A electricity available to all pitches. Hedges separate some, others are arranged in more open space, and a few are available along the river bank.
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 where horses are still usefully employed. Set on a southerly slope, the site is mostly open and offers wide views of the surrounding countryside. The 193 touring pitches, all with 10A electricity, are either on open sloping ground or in terraced rows with hedges in between, and trees providing some separation. Gravel roads provide access around the site. To the right of the entrance barrier a large wooden building houses reception, a bar and a restaurant.
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 is a well equipped site with a swimming pool, restaurant and even a children’s petting zoo. There are grassy pitches which are a good size, all with 10-Amp (Europlug) electricity, water and drainage, with a number of smaller pitches available for hikers. Hohenbusch also boasts a number of luxury pitches which are 150 sq.m. and equipped with satellite TV connections. A few mobile homes are available to rent, as well as rooms in the main building.
Escape to the heart of the Ardennes at Huttopia Vallée de la Semois Campsite. Located in the stunning Vallée de la Semois National Park, this idyllic retreat offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Explore ancient forests, discover historic castles, or kayak along the crystal-clear Semois River. On-site, there are 180 pitches with 6-Amp electric hook-up points available. You can choose from various pitches, and many come with river views.
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 from Bastogne. They feature lots of greenery and three spring lakes for swimming, playing and fishing during hot summer days. The site remains relatively quiet during busy periodsand has spacious pitches. A playground with a trampoline and table tennis are available for the children, and there are hundreds of kilometres of walking and cycling trails from the site and in the surrounding area. There is much to do within a 1-hour drive, including kayaking and climbing. Abbeys, castles, caves, churches and museums are nearby, as are day trips to France, Luxembourg or Germany. Wooden wigwams, tent houses, tents and retro caravans are available for rent.
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 on the outskirts of the attractive small town of La Roche-en-Ardenne, in an area understandably popular with tourists. The site is large with 587 grass pitches (min. 100 sq.m), of which 290 are for touring units. The pitches are on level ground, and all have 10/16A electricity and water connections. Amenities on-site include a well-stocked shop, a bar, a restaurant and takeaway food. In the woods and rivers close by, there are plenty of opportunities for walking, mountain biking, rafting and canoeing. For children, there is a large adventure playground which is very popular, and during the summer entertainment programmes are organised.
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 of a large nature reserve and close to the starting point of the famous Promenade des Artistes and many other interesting walks. There are 155 grassy pitches (60-70 sq.m), of which around 90 are for touring; 70 of these have electricity (6A) and there are 12 hardstandings.
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 welcome and slowly improve the site while maintaining its relaxed atmosphere. There are around 220 touring pitches, all supplied with 16A electricity (some long leads needed), 46 mobile homes and bungalows to rent and a few tour operator tents. Various activities are organised throughout the summer months. An entertainment team keeps the children entertained during the day with games and creative crafts. In the evening, there are live shows and bingo.
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 to the forest for hikers and cyclists. Under the ownership of the Floreal group, there is a warm welcome from the managers.
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 with its own adventure playground in the trees, it is a good site for an active holiday, especially in high season when there is a weekly programme including rock climbing, abseiling, mountain biking and potholing. There are 55 good sized, grassy, touring pitches on sloping ground, most with 6A electricity. A programme of activities is organised for adults and children in high season.
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. Part of a Dutch chain, the site has over 400 terraced pitches of which 299 are for touring, all with 10A electricity, and 43 also have water and drainage. A variety of seasonal caravans are sited among them and there is a friendly feel to the area. Some pitches are available with children’s play huts on stilts! A wide range of imaginative activities are organised in the holidays, including some exciting excursions on horseback to the nearby working slate mine.
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 140 grassy pitches of 110 sq.m. on sloping ground either side of a central road (speed bumps) – 120 for touring units, 80 with 10A electricity (70 with water and waste water), the remainder for static units. The main building houses the busy reception, shop, bar and the main sanitary facilities. There are plenty of sporting activities in the area including skiing and luge in winter. The site is close to the motor race circuit at Spa-Francorchamps and is within walking distance for the fit. The site’s Dutch owners have completed a five year programme upgrading the infrastructure and have other ideas in the pipeline.
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 who want to walk or cycle along wooded tracks or specially built cycle tracks, away from traffic or built-up areas. The ‘Ravel’ track, running West to East passes within four kilometres of the campsite and offers the possibility to experience this most unspoiled landscape first-hand.
Camping Anderegg is an attractive, family-owned site in the village of Bruyeres in the Belgian Ardennes, close to the picturesque towns of Malmedy and Waimes. The grassy touring pitches (80-100sqm) are well laid out, separated by low hedges, and have 6A electricity. Trees shade some, others more open. A shallow, unfenced stream runs through the site, where children can play under supervision. There are miles of cycle routes in the area including the RAVeL Routes, extending 150 km along the former railway road and mountain. Electric bikes are available for hire locally, and the owners can provide maps with cycling and walking trails. Up to 4 dogs are allowed per pitch. This lovely, rural site is ideal for families who enjoy the great outdoors.
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 shrubs dotted around the 87 pitches. One corner of the site is particularly secluded, but the whole place has the feel of a peaceful garden. There is unfenced water on site and a footbridge over the river. The attractive main building houses reception, and a pleasant bistro and with a friendly, family atmosphere. The site no longer accepts tourers and offers glamping accommodation only.
On the bank of the Ourthe River, Les Murets is a peaceful, traditional family campsite in the countryside south of Liège. There are 80 grass touring pitches, separated mainly by hedges and with mature trees giving plenty of shade and an open field for campers. A few pitches are seasonal, but there are no mobile homes or chalets and only one caravan to rent. The River Ourthe, as well as being ideal for swimming and fishing, is a haven for nature lovers, with kingfishers and otters among its residents.
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 of Tournai and convenient for the E42. It is immaculately kept by its manager. The 50 level, grassy, individual pitches (all for touring units) are separated by laurel hedges and have shade in some parts and 16A electricity. Adjoining the site is an attractive restaurant and bar with a superb terrace overlooking the lake where campers can fish and hire pedalos. There is also a new, high-quality pool complex with a cafeteria, an indoor pool with spectator seating and an outdoor pool with water slides.
Well located beside the River Meuse, Camping Communal De Devant Bouvignes is about a 20-minute walk into the town of Dinant, or an unmarked cycle path is available on the western bank. It's an attractive town with a picturesque waterfront backed by toy-like houses dwarfed by the onion-domed church and the massive cliffs topped by the imposing citadel. Nearby are castles, abbeys and pleasant gardens to visit.
Le Pirot is an attractive, simple site on an island in the River Lesse, on the edge of the pleasant village of Han. Because of the access, it is more suitable for small caravans, motorhomes and tents. Bars, restaurants and shops are within walking distance located in the village. There are just 40 pitches on site, 17 of which are for touring with electric hook-up connections, and two areas are available for tents.
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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.