This province offers the lively city of Antwerp and the rural landscapes of the Kempen
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Camping De Schuur is a small, quiet campsite in Herentals, Antwerp, Belgium. It's a great place to relax and explore the region, with the art cities of Antwerp, Lier, and Herentals all within easy reach. The campsite doesn't have many facilities on site, but it is perfect for those who want a quiet holiday. There is, however, a petting farm on-site and a tavern where you can enjoy traditional local dishes, ice cream, and refreshing drinks. The campsite has its own entrance via the Cycling Junction Network No. 65. You can immediately start cycling straight from the site or take a walk following a section of the GR5 route. There are 34 touring pitches on site with electric hook-up points available, 2 of which have private sanitary facilities located directly on the pitch. Pitches are not delimited, but you have a choice of staying under mature trees, giving plenty of shade during the summer months, or on the large camping field.
Kindervreugde is a small, simple site, just 500 m. from the Plopsaland theme park, and 2 km. from the beach at De Panne. Being close to the French border, it is also convenient for the ferry ports at Calais and Dunkirk. The three-hectare site has 40 large (100sqm) level grass pitches with water, drainage and 6A electricity, with a choice of shade or open aspect.
Floreal Het Veen can be found 20km—North of Antwerp in a woodland area with many activities to keep the whole family entertained whilst staying here. There are around 305 marked pitches (approximately 75 for touring units) on level grass, most with shade and 10A electricity (long leads in some places) and six hardstandings.
This attractive, quietly located holiday site has 494 shady pitches, of which 206 (all with 10A Europlug electricity) are for touring units. The site has a Mediterranean feel and is set on sandy soil among pine trees and rhododendrons and arranged around a large lake.
This is an attractive woodland site and a member of the Floreal group. It is located close to the well known Purperen Heide, a superb nature reserve with 15 scenic footpaths leading through it. There are 228 pitches, of which only 32 are reserved for touring units. These are of a good size (100 sq.m. or more), all with 16A electricity and most with their own water supply. Two simple cabins are available for hikers, as well as fully equipped mobile homes. There are some good leisure facilities, including tennis and a multisports pitch, as well as a popular bar and restaurant.
The Campine is an area covering three quarters of the Province of Antwerp, noted for its nature reserves, pine forests, meadows and streams and is ideal for walking and cycling, while Turnhout itself is an interesting old town. Baalse Hei, a long established, friendly site, has 469 pitches including a separate touring area of 71 large grass pitches (all with 16A electricity, TV connections and shared water point), thoughtfully developed with trees and bushes. Cars are parked away from, but near the pitches. Large motorhomes can be accommodated (phone first to check availability). There is also accommodation to rent.
In a convenient location just off the A10 motorway and close to Bruges, this site is in two distinct areas divided by an access road. The main part of the site offers a lake with a marked off swimming area, a sandy beach, water slides and boating (no fishing). The touring section has 137 large pitches on flat grass separated by well trimmed hedges; all have electricity and access to water and drainage. Some leisure facilities for children are provided on this part of the site, along with a spacious bar and snack bar with takeaway (seasonal). The main site with all the privately owned mobile homes is closer to the lake, so has most of the amenities. These include the main reception building, restaurants, bar, minimarket, and sports facilities.
A large family holiday site with 900 individual pitches, Goolderheide has been owned and operated by the same family for many years and has an excellent pool complex and playgrounds. There are many seasonal and rental units, plus around 250 touring pitches with 6/10/16A electricity, all in a forest setting. The pitches are of variable size and access roads are quite narrow. The outdoor pool complex has two large pools (one of Olympic size), a slide and a paddling pool. There is also a fishing lake, and a lake with a small sandy beach. An enormous area is devoted to a comprehensive play area with a vast range of equipment.
This quietly situated, family owned campsite can be found on the outskirts of Kasterlee, famous for its gastronomic restaurants. There are 177 pitches, 70 for touring, all with 10A electric hook-ups, water and drainage. These pitches will be relocated to a new area of the site with upgraded facilities. On-site amenities include an excellent children’s play area and a popular bar and restaurant.
Camping Park de Vuurtoren (lighthouse in Flemish) is close to Knokke-Heist and extends over six hectares. The site is just 1200 m. from a broad, sandy, North Sea beach, accessed through an attractive park. There are 350 pitches here, but just 11 for touring. These are of a good size (80-100 sq.m), all with 16A electricity, and are equipped with cable TV connections. Water supply points are rather basic. A number of comfortable chalets are available to rent. There is a playground for children, and other amenities include a bar with TV and billiards, and a café serving snacks and ice creams.
Set about 20 km up the coast from Dunkirk, Kompas Camping Westende is a large holiday site near the sea. The vast sandy beach is only a short walk away, and there is easy access to the coastal tram service. Of the 435 pitches, half are taken by seasonal caravans plus 43 rental units, leaving some 100 touring pitches on grass with 10A electricity, plus a group of 77 large (150 sq.m) serviced pitches with water and electricity.
Kempenheuvel is located around 2 km from the bustling Limburg town of Bree, a relaxed place with a central square, some attractive historic buildings and useful shops (also an excellent Friday morning market which dates back to the 13th century).
Situated in the heart of the Park Midden-Limburg, this is a delightful site. There are 91 pitches with 60 for touring units, numbered and arranged in rows that are separated by hedges. All have easy access and 6A electricity. Water is provided by a single supply at the toilet block, but being such a small site, this is not a problem. A pretty lake is at the centre of the site and is well stocked with fish for the exclusive use of the camping guests. The site is situated only 500 m. from the start of a network of cycle tracks that stretches for 1,600 km. throughout the park.
This friendly site can be found in Bredene-aan-Zee and has direct access via a pedestrian bridge to high dunes and a fine sandy beach (300 m). It is convenient for trips to the World Heritage city of Bruges and the Belgian theme parks of Plopsaland and Bellewaerde. A bar/snack bar is at the front of the site, and there is also a large sports field, with some good play areas and entertainment for children in summer. Pitches are of a good size (minimum 80 sq.m) and all have 10A electrical connections, as well as water and drainage.
This is a basic, rural site less than a kilometre walk from a pretty Flemish village with a tourist information office, cafés, bars and shops. The site extends up the slopes of Kemmelberg, the highest point in West Flanders. The 230 seasonal pitches are on the upper part of the site, while 50 grass touring pitches are by the site entrance on firm, level ground. There are an additional 20 hardstandings for motorhomes and a separate tent field. All the pitches have 6A electric hook-up available. Cabins and pods are available for hire. English, Dutch, French and German are spoken.
Camping Zavelbos lies between woodland and moorland in a nature park of 2,000 hectares. It is a pleasant spot for nature lovers and those who love peace and quiet. There are many cycling and walking routes to enjoy in this beautiful region, alternatively you can simply relax in the peaceful campsite grounds complete with a large fishpond. There is no swimming pool but guests have free use of the pool complex at Wilhelm Tell Holiday Park (6 km). The 60 touring pitches (100-120 sq.m) all have 16A electricity (Europlug) and water. Bungalows and chalets are available to rent.
Formerly known as Camping de Molen, City Camping Antwerp is a convenient, former municipal site located on the bank of the River Schelde, opposite the city centre. It is possible to walk into the heart of this ancient and interesting city (the historic 'Sint-Anna Voetgangerstunnel' is just under 2 km. from the campsite, and is about 500 m. long), although cycling may be a better option. The free ferry also crosses the river regularly.
This 8.5-hectare site has a rural feel and is located on the northeast border between Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. Pitches and amenities are arranged around a small lake complex, which offers swimming in one section and a separate area for fishing. The bar/brasserie with its terrace overlooks a beach and a diving area. The sanitary building is traditional and there are grassy pitches, some with electricity, water and drainage. Fishing on-site sees the chance to net a variety of freshwater fish including carp, pike and roach. Both walking and cycling routes start near the site.
Surrounded by woodland, and with shade from tall pines, this large site has 976 pitches, of which 277 are for touring units. The touring pitches are attractively arranged around a large man-made lake with a fence surrounding it (safe for children). Each pitch has 10A electricity, water, drainage and television connections. There is a whole range of activities including a disco and a heated outdoor pool with slide. There are two additional small pools for children. A bar offers takeaway food and a good supermarket is on the site. This is a popular and lively site with an extensive entertainment programme which is varied to suit all age groups.
Camping ’t Soete Dal is situated amongst mature trees, and is an oasis of tranquillity, nature and beauty. The Hoge Kampen area is ideally suited for cycling, walking and riding. There are some 400 pitches for mobile homes and just 30 touring pitches, all fully serviced. The site focuses on family camping where children are of paramount importance, and there is a varied summer programme for children under 12s, teenagers and adults. An entertainment programme runs during school holidays. a nearby gravel- and sand-edged lake offers opportunities for sailing.
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Flanders
The northern part of Belgium is known as Flanders and the Flemish inhabitants speak Dutch. The countryside is painted with soft green hills and winding roads and cities exhibit their charm with cobbled streets, gothic cathedrals and artistic treasures. Discover the colourful open-air markets, breweries and stylish restaurants.
Flanders is most often associated with the devastating battles that took place there during World War I. A frequently visited destination is Ypres, with its war graves, museums and surrounding battlefields providing a poignant reminder of the overwhelming loss of life during that period. Today, Flanders is a thriving region with a flourishing modern art and fashion scene, as well as a rich comic culture - both Tintin and the Smurfs originated here.
The region can scarcely be mentioned without a nod to its culinary delights. A staggering number of beers is available, many of which have their own glasses that are shaped to enhance the flavour. There's also Flemish beef stew, sometimes served with pain d'epices, and mussels are served almost everywhere during mussel season.