Camping in Luxembourg
41 in Luxembourg
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2019
A friendly welcome awaits you at this peacefully situated, family run site, 2 km. from Larochette, which is 24 km. northeast of Luxembourg City, providing...
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2019
Plage Beaufort is an all-year-round site run by the Syndicat d’Initiative et du Tourisme. It is a little off the main tourist route but there...
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2019
Camping Bissen is a family owned site on two levels, stretching along the banks of the River Sûre, within the idyllic upper-Sûre nature park. The...
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2020, 2019, 2018
Situated at the end of its own road, in the lovely wooded hills of central Luxembourg, this is a top quality site with fees to...
Located in the beautiful location in the Müllerthal, Camping Belle-Vue 2000 is ideal for cyclists and walkers. A campsite suitable for all ages and for...
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2019
Nestling in a valley with the River Our running through it, Camping Kohnenhof offers a delightful location for a relaxing family holiday. From the minute...
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2019
This agreeable, good value municipal site is situated on a hilltop overlooking the town. It is quietly located about 1 km. from the centre of...
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2019
Camping Neumuhle is located at Ermsdorf, at the heart of Luxembourg close to Diekirch. It is surrounded by the Mullerthal and some delightful countryside, known...
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2020, 2019, 2018
Kautenbach is situated in the heart of the Luxembourg Ardennes and was established over 60 years ago. Although in an idyllic location, it is less...
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2020
Camping Troisvierges (formerly Camping Walensbongert) is just 300 metres from all the facilities of Troisvierges, a large village with pleasant bars, restaurants and shops. The...
Located on the banks of the River Sûre, in the small village of Ingeldorf, Camping Gritt offers 150 level and marked pitches, all with 6A...
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2020
Camping Martbusch is situated in woodland on the edge of the small village of Berdorf, in the ‘Petit Suisse’ region of Luxembourg. This area is...
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2022
This small site is set on a hillside overlooking the small village of Tarchamps and although tidy, it is looking rather worn. The upper area...
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2020, 2018
Camping Val d’Or is one of those small, family run, countryside sites where you easily find yourself staying longer than planned. Set in four hectares...
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2020
Beter-Uit Walsdorf is a beautifully presented site, set in a quiet wooded valley. The 100 touring pitches are set in terraces alongside a small stream...
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2022, 2018
This is very much a family site with a great range of facilities provided. It is well organised and well laid out, set in an...
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2022
Camping Toodlemillen is beautifully situated in a quiet rural valley alongside the River Sûre. A network of footpaths can be accessed from the site including...
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2021
Camping de la Sûre is on the banks of the river that separates Luxembourg and Germany. It is a pleasant, recently modernised site, close to...
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2022
This site lies in the rolling wooded hills of central Luxembourg, not far from the lakes of the Sûre river dam. Of around 400 pitches...
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2022, 2018
Camping Du Nord is a family run campsite with friendly Dutch owners. It is located in the beautiful wooded valley of Bourscheid/Goebelsmühle. It has a...
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Luxembourg
Nestled between France, Germany and Belgium, the grand duchy of Luxembourg remains a relatively undiscovered camping destination. Once a place of great military interest, it is now the country’s historic buildings, verdant natural parks and bustling capital that attract around two million tourists each year.
Needless to say, camping in Luxembourg is full of surprises. The north is home to the Ardennes region, a haven of tranquillity that lends itself well to mountain biking and walking. It’s criss-crossed with trails, each of which offers something different to discover from the history of the Battle of the Bulge to the sounds of the natural environment.
Luxembourg may not be as well known for its wines as France or Germany, but the Moselle valley is lush with vineyards growing Riesling, Pinot Gris and Auxerrois Blanc. Numerous wine festivals are held at the towns along the river throughout the summer months, the most notable being the Fête du Raisin et du Vin at Grevenmacher in early September.
A camping holiday in Luxembourg wouldn’t be complete without a trip into Luxembourg City, the country’s lively capital. A fortress town that grew up during the Middle Ages, it is now a sophisticated, multi-lingual city that mixes urban vivacity with ancient monuments.