Domaine Chateau de Dieupart, camping

It's been a while, but I plan to return in the near future. Very nice, quiet places along the Ambleve. There's a cozy little restaurant with a terrace to match, though in my opinion, it was a bit understaffed at the time. A 100-meter walk and you're in the Delhaize. For walkers/cyclists, you can walk from the entrance or to the right, towards Aywaille, or to the left, towards Remouchamps, along beautiful walking and cycling paths. It's exactly the same distance in both directions. Definitely worth a visit.

Spacious pitches with water and electricity at each site. Ideally located for walking, although there is noise from the road/soccer/dog training school. Bakery and supermarket nearby. Sanitary facilities are under construction; only a temporary sanitary container, which we didn't use. Greywater disposal is possible on site, provided you have a hose. The large greywater disposal pit was inaccessible due to construction work, so we had to continue driving with a full tank since we didn't have a hose.

We stayed here for one night during our Benelux tour. We were given a lovely spot by the river without a reservation. The friendly staff explained everything clearly and provided helpful tips about the area. The restrooms are clean and pleasant, though a bit dated. Showers are coin-operated; two people get a full shower. Grey and black water can be disposed of, as well as waste, next to the restrooms. Departure went smoothly. We will definitely be back for more nights!