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  • Camping Guides & Destinations

    1. Camping Floréal La Roche-en-Ardenne Situated right along the banks of the Ourthe river in the heart of La Roche-en-Ardenne, this is one of the most popular and well-equipped campsites in all of Belgium. It offers direct water access for kayaking and swimming, modern sanitary facilities, a snack bar, and easy walking distance to the town centre. Perfect for families who want nature without sacrificing comfort. Best for: Families, first-time campers Highlights: River access, kayak rentals nearby, town facilities within walking distance

    2. Camping Moulin de la Strument, Vielsalm If peace and quiet are your priority, this small, intimate campsite deep in the forest near Vielsalm is exactly what you are looking for. It sits beside a gentle stream in a lush green valley and serves as an excellent base for hiking the famous trails of the Hautes Fagnes nature reserve nearby. Best for: Hikers, nature lovers, couples Highlights: Forest trails from the site, stream access, very quiet atmosphere

    3. Camping Les Roches, Rendeux Perched dramatically above a rocky bend in the Ourthe, Camping Les Roches offers some of the most spectacular natural scenery of any campsite in Belgium. The setting is almost otherworldly with steep cliffs and crystal-clear water below. Kayaking, rock climbing, and wild swimming are all popular here. Best for: Adventure seekers, couples, photography lovers Highlights: Stunning natural scenery, adventure activities, river swimming

    4. Camping Petite Suisse, Durbuy Located close to Durbuy, famously known as the smallest city in the world, this campsite combines beautiful natural surroundings with the convenience of a charming nearby town full of restaurants, shops, and activities. The site itself is spacious and well maintained with good facilities for families. Best for: Families, food lovers, those who like town access Highlights: Proximity to Durbuy town, good facilities, easy terrain

    5. Camping Eau Rouge, Stavelot Named after the famous river that also lends its name to the legendary Raidillon corner at Spa-Francorchamps, this campsite is located in the hills near Stavelot. It is surrounded by beautiful open countryside and is ideally positioned for exploring the High Fens nature reserve, the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, and the charming town of Stavelot itself. Best for: Culture lovers, motorsport fans, hikers Highlights: Near Spa-Francorchamps, High Fens access, beautiful rolling landscape

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