Camping in Belgium
A small country divided into three regions, Flanders in the north, Wallonia in the south and Brussels in the Capital. Belgium is rich in scenic countryside, culture and history, notably the great forest of Ardennes, the historic cities of Bruges and Ghent and the western coastline with its sandy beaches.
Brussels is at the very heart of Europe and doubles as the capital of the European Union. It is a multi-cultural and multi-lingual city full of remarkable monuments, interesting museums and highly acclaimed restaurants. In the French-speaking region of Wallonia lies the mountainous Ardennes, an area famous for its forests, lakes, streams and grottoes, making it a popular holiday destination, especially for those who like nature and walking. The safe, sandy beaches on the west coast run for forty miles. Here lies Ostend, a popular seaside resort with an eight-kilometre long beach and a promenade coupled with a bustling harbour and shops. Bruges is Europe's best preserved medieval city and is certainly one of the most attractive, whether you want to relax on a boat trip along the canals, explore the narrow streets or visit one of the many churches and art museums.
Camping in Belgium
A selection of the most popular destinations for camping in Belgium.
