Camping at campsites in Belgium

Belgium Campsites

• Camping in the Belgian Ardennes
• Gastronomy
• Napoleon route
• Visit world cities from the campsites in Belgium

We all know Belgium, especially Brussels, as the political heart of Europe. But the country has more to offer than the European Parliament. Visit Ghent or Bruges from the campsites in Belgium and you will imagine yourself in the Middle Ages. Brussels and Antwerp are metropolises, but also very popular for a day of shopping, sniffing culture and finally sitting down at one of the many cozy restaurants after a long day.

Camping in the Belgian Ardennes

If you are looking for beautiful green, forest-like nature, you are in the right place in the Belgian Ardennes. Ideal for exploring on foot or by bike. Camping in this area? Which can! Belgian campsites around the river Lesse or the Ourthe are definitely recommended. Enjoy the overwhelming nature here.

Gastronomy

Belgian cuisine is refined and local dishes are made per region. If you stay at the coast, there is a good chance
that you are served fish and mussels. More meat and game dishes are prepared in the Ardennes. But what Belgium is really known for are the Flemish fries, the chocolate, the Liège waffles and the 1,000 different types of beer.

Napoleon route

It has been over 200 years since Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo. This inspired a route through Belgium. The 'Napoleon route' takes you in 94 kilometers from the French border via Charleroi to Waterloo, near Brussels. This route was also taken by Napoleon in 1815, when he was on his way north from Paris. Definitely worth a visit when you stay at one of the campsites in Belgium.

Practical information

A valid passport or European identity card is required. Motor vehicle drivers must have a valid driver's license, registration certificate and green card. If you are driving a trailer or a caravan, you must have the papers with you.

Traffic around the campsites in Belgium

The road network is generally of good quality. Large parts of the Belgian highways are exuberantly lit at night. The maximum speed in built-up areas is 50 km/h and 90 km/h outside of it. On highways and roads with separate lanes, the maximum speed is 120 km/h. Motor vehicles with trailers have the same speed limits. Radar detectors in the car are prohibited. Mobile phone calls in the car are only allowed hands-free. A stationary tram may only be passed at walking pace.

Roadside assistance in Belgium

If you are unlucky on the motorway, you can call the TCB, the VAB or the RACB via the emergency telephone. This is free with an International Travel and Letter of Credit. In the event of a breakdown on other roads, it is best to contact the Belgian roadside assistance service on 070-344777 or 0032-22332345 (24 hours a day). Current traffic information can be heard via Studio Brussel and Radio 1, 2 and 3 (also at night).

Campsites in Belgium by the sea

The Belgian coast has been renowned for its various holiday options for years. Camping is definitely one of the most popular. All year round, tourists flock here to enjoy a walk through the dunes or a drink on the terrace. Campsites on the Belgian coast offer something for everyone. Families in particular return every year to camp in Belgium and enjoy the beaches of seaside resorts such as Knokke-Heist or Blankenberge. Are you planning to go with your partner or are your children a lot older? Even then there is plenty to do. The various seaside resorts offer activities such as windsurfing and water skiing. In addition, there are also plenty of entertainment options. You will find the best campsites in Belgium on Campingnavigator. View the offer yourself and book your camping holiday in time.