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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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
Floreal le Festival is attractively located in the wide wooded valley of the River Ourthe and is open all year. There are 365 pitches of a good size, and hedges surround each. Seventy-five are for tourers, and all have electrical connections. The touring area is closest to the river and is more open. On-site amenities include a restaurant with a terrace offering traditional cuisine from March to October. This is where the evening entertainment is held for the whole family to enjoy this inclusive bingo and live shows.
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 in Wallonia. This campsite offers different types of unusual accommodation river-side cabins or huts on the ridge or cottages at the edge of the water. There is also 30 touring pitches and camper pitches which are set right at the water's edge. Absolute luxury in the heart of nature, right in the middle of of a forest all pitches are shaeded by trees.
La Semois is an attractive family site, located on the banks of the Semois river in the south of the Belgian Ardennes. This is a tranquil spot and an ideal base for walking, mountain biking and canoeing. The 110 touring pitches are grassy with good shade, but not always level. They are unmarked, but all have 10A electricity. Motorised vehicles are parked at the site entrance to create a tranquil and safe environment. A shallow brook runs through the site and forms a popular play area for children, along with a well equipped playground. The site is most suited to tents and small motorhomes as the entry road is narrow and steep.
This pleasant countryside site, very close to the E25, is well worth a visit and the owners will make you very welcome (English is spoken). The reception building houses the office and a small shop, above which is an attractive bar and restaurant with open fireplace. The 140 marked touring pitches are separated by small shrubs and gravel roads on sloping terrain. All have 10A electricity, 90 also have water and drainage and the site is well lit. There is a little traffic noise from the nearby E25 (not too intrusive).
Camping Pont de Bergueme is located just outside Tenneville in the Luxembourg province of Belgium. It is attractively situated on the banks of the River Ourthe and boasts various outdoor activities including kayaking and fishing. The 100 good sized touring pitches are on grass, separated by hedges and have 6A electricity. There is provision for 40 tents in a second field. On-site amenities include a small shop, bar and takeaway meals, and a public swimming pool is nearby. Pont de Bergueme is popular with walkers and cyclists seeking to explore this delightful region. The larger town of La Roche en Ardenne is 12 km. distant and, a little further afield, Bastogne and Saint Hubert both deserve a visit.
Camping International is a small site in the Belgian Ardennes, located on the banks of the River Ourthe. Although in a French-speaking area, it has a very Dutch ambience. The 60 pitches (20 given over to seasonal caravans) are of a good size, and most have (metered) electrical connections. A central area is available for groups. The campsite tavern, which also houses reception, serves a selection of bar meals to eat in or take away.
Camping Officiel Arlon is an attractive, well-maintained, family-owned site situated close to Belgium’s largest forest and surrounded by rolling hills and nature trails, perfect for keen cyclists and walkers. Lying just northwest of Luxembourg, it's an ideal stopover site when travelling north or south, with good access from the E411, and merits a longer stay if possible. The Roman city of Arlon has many interesting sights, and a large flea market is held on the first Sunday of the month from March until October, so you may be tempted to linger.
With a friendly atmosphere, Camping Tonny is an attractive, small campsite in a pleasant valley by the River Ourthe. A family site, there are 75 grass touring pitches, with wooden chalet buildings giving a Tirolean feel. The pitches (80-100 sq.m) are separated by small shrubs and fir trees, 4/6A electricity is available. Cars are parked away from the units and there is a separate meadow for tents.
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.
From a nearby hill, Château de Blier overlooks Camping le Val de l’Aisne, a large site attractively laid out around a 1.5-hectare lake in the Belgian Ardennes. The site has around 450 pitches, with 110 for touring units, on level ground and with 16A electricity. Tarmac roads circle the site, providing easy access. Trees provide some shade, although the site is fairly open, allowing views of the surrounding hills and the château.
Camping les Neufs Prés is a well kept, open, grassy municipal site in the Ardennes region of Belgium, close to the borders with Germany, Holland and Luxembourg. It lies on the banks of the small River Salm, to which there is direct access and it is only 1 km. north of the small town of Grand-Halleux. The site is spacious and offers 200 level pitches with 140 for touring and ten specially for motorhomes. Mature trees give some pitches good shade and most have 10A electricity. For part of the high season there is a bar/snack bar, heated swimming pool and family entertainment.
Located in one of the most beautiful valleys in the heart of the Ardennes, le Vieux Moulin has 183 pitches and, although there are 127 long stay units at the far end of the site, the 60 touring pitches do have their own space. Some are separated by hedges, others for tents and smaller units are more open, all are on grass, and there are 50 electricity hook-ups (6A). The 19th-century watermill has been owned and operated by the owner’s family for many years, but has now been converted into a small hotel and a fascinating mill museum.
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Luxembourg
Belgian Luxembourg is a land of forests, rivers and deep valleys criss-crossed by a network of marked footpaths and cycling routes, a land of medieval castles and ancient hamlets.
The region of the rivers Ours and Aisne in the north is made up of many small villages, the little medieval town of Durbuy and a very interesting cave. Dominated by the ruins of a medieval castle, La Roche-en-Ardenne is an important tourist resort nestling in a meander of the River Ourthe and surrounded by forests.
Houffalize, higher up in the Ourthe Valley, is an attractive town famous for its colourful floral decorations and known worldwide as the Belgian mountain bike capital. The Land of Bastogne has several small towns and was the site of the Battle of the Bulge in 1944.
Bouillon is not only the historical site from where the First Crusade departed to Jerusalem but also the starting point for those wishing to explore the magnificent valley by canoe, for instance. The Land of the Anlier Forest is one of the largest and most beautiful forests of the Ardennes. A significant number of villages and hamlets remain, a testament to the area’s agricultural history. The Land of the Val de Salm is a treasure trove of architectural and natural sites, signposted walks and mountain bike trails with an abundance of bilberries and raspberries and a wealth of nature reserves and game parks.
Places of interest
Bastogne: Bastogne historical centre and war museum; historical museum within an old city gate, Saint Peter’s church.
Durbuy: charming medieval town where attractions include a unique collection of pruned bushes, a diamond museum and a jam-maker.
The stones of the Liberty Way: one set every kilometre from Omaha beach to the Bastogne Historical Center tracing the route followed by General Patton’s 3rd Army. The last three markers can be seen in Bastogne
Attractions
Herbeumont: ruins of a 13th-century castle perched on a rocky spur dominating the river – one of Wallonia's exceptional sites (free entrance).
Nature Park of the Valley of the Attert: comprises 17 villages and is a paradise for hikers and cyclists. The village of Nobressart is designated one of ‘The Most Beautiful Villages of Wallonia’.
Moulin de la Petite Strument, La Roche-en-Ardenne: working 19th-century water mill, a tribute to the miller’s work.
Animal Park, Bouillon: 200 animals from the forest, including fallow deer, wild sheep, wild boar, bison, foxes and wolves.