Camping in Liège

12 campsites in Belgium, Wallonia, Liège

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Camping Floreal Gossaimont
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Odrimont

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.

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Camping Parc des Sources
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Spa

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.

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Camping Hohenbusch
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Burg-Reuland

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.

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Camping l’Eau Rouge
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Stavelot

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.

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Camping Anderegg
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Waimes

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.

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Camping Capfun Hirondelle
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Oteppe

Part of the Capfun group, this site is set in 20 hectares of woodland, in the grounds of a castle that dates back to the 14th century. From the entrance, one gets a glimpse of the restaurant in part of the castle. There are 865 pitches with 300 for touring units, all with 10A electricity. The pitches are arranged around a huge playground, a basketball court and a building housing a games room, a supermarket and a bar.

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Camping Familial
Belgium, Ardennes, Liège, Malmedy

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.

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Camping Spa d’Or
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Sart-lez-Spa

Camping Spa d’Or is set in a beautiful area of woodlands and picturesque villages, 4 km. from the town of Spa (Pearl of the Ardennes). The site is on the banks of a small river and is an ideal starting point for walks and bicycle trips through the forests. With over 300 pitches in total, 200 are for touring and 20 are reserved for tents. The touring pitches have an open aspect, most are slightly sloping and all have 10A electricity connections. The remainder are used for private mobile homes. Indoor accommodation is provided for groups of up to 50 persons. The bar and restaurant, brightly illuminated with coloured lights outside, offer a cosy environment for eating and drinking. This campsite is within easy reach of many tourist attractions.

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Camping Oos Heem
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Amel

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 train route but which now offers an excellent way for cyclists to explore the region in the safety of a track not accessible to motor vehicles. The site is bordered by the forest, where action in both World Wars was intense and has much to offer the curious camper. The campsite is surrounded by undulating pine forests, being close to the highest peak in Belgium.

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Camping Polleur
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Polleur

Set in the heart of the idyllic countryside, Camping Polleur is a real family campsite in the Belgian Ardennes. Lying in the valley of the river Hoëgne, on the edge of the woods near the village of Polleur, it's a peaceful spot.

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Camping les Murets
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Esneux

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.

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Camping International
Belgium, Wallonia, Liège, Ouren

This attractive, rural site is located in a wooded valley alongside the River Our in the Belgian Ardennes. Jointly owned by the Kappert and the Van der Linden families, it offers complete peace and quiet and some excellent walking and cycling opportunities in the local area. A variety of more strenuous activities such as zip wire and abseiling are also possible. Children will enjoy the playground and can paddle safely in the river. There are 170 pitches in total, 120 for tourers, 50 of these with 6/10A electricity. There are five cabins and two tents to rent.

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Liège

The province of Liège is characterised by green hills, the dams that create the many water reservoirs and the small villages with their distinctive Belgian houses and imposing castles.

The Valley of the Meuse is a vast area of natural landscape moulded by the path of the Meuse river and featuring a number of top attractions, including the mine at Blegny. The green pastures of Herve, a Walloon municipality, are criss-crossed by slowly eroding hedges, originally planted to protect the grazing animals in harsh weather. There are many orchards, so it is not surprising that alongside Herve cheese, sparkling cider and pear and apple syrups are regional specialities.

The Valley of the Vesdre was once an important source of income with its profitable wool industry located at Eupen and Verviers. Today the Vesdre is known for water, as it supplies the entire city of Liège. The East Cantons form a unique part of Belgium, being German speaking and almost entirely occupied by the nature reserve of the High Fens, a wilderness of moorland and forest. Spa is a health and wellbeing resort, home to the Belgian Grand Prix, and the perfect location to enjoy a varied holiday. Nearby there are zoos in Theux and Aywaille, castle ruins, museums in Stavelot, caves in Remouchamps and waterfalls in Coo.

PLACES OF INTEREST

Places of interest

Eupen: St Niklaas Church and some ancient houses, Chocolaterie Jacques with visitor centre, the Vesdre barrier with viewpoint and restaurant.

Verviers: Maison de l’Eau (House of Water); Maison de la Laine (House of Wool) tracing the fortunes of the local wool industry.

Stavelot Abbey: Renovated and restored abbey housing three museums; the Museum of the Principality of Stavelot-Malmédy, the Spa-Francorchamps Racetrack Museum and the Guillaume Apollinaire Museum.

Liège: Cathedral, interactive Archeoforum, citadel, museums, cafés and restaurants

ATTRACTIONS

Attractions

Blegny-Mine: Museum with exhibits and history up to its closure in 1980. The descent into the mine is a fascinating experience.

Herve: Espace des Saveurs, a multimedia show and ideal introduction to the Herve region with its groves, castles, hills and villages.

Limbourg: Deservedly one of the most beautiful villages of Wallonia, located on a rock and spanning two centuries as an independent duchy.

Caves of Remouchamps: Features a 600 m. long subterranean boat trip to comfortably enjoy the wonders of nature.

CUISINE OF THE REGION

Cuisine of the region

iège cuisine is a hearty and flavorful regional cuisine, influenced by the city's proximity to Belgium, France, and Germany, as well as its history as a major trade and industrial center.

Traditional Liège dishes are often based on meat, potatoes, and cheese. Some of the most popular specialties include:

Boulets liégeois: Liège meatballs, are made with ground meat and cooked in a tomato or brown sauce.
Carbonnade flamande: Flemish stew, is a beef stew simmered in a red wine, beer, and onion sauce.
Moules-frites: Mussels and fries, is a staple of Belgian cuisine.
Tarte au riz: Rice pie, is a sweet pie made with rice, sugar, cream, and almonds.
Spéculoos: Small, cinnamon-flavoured shortbread cookies.