Just a quick note... this is about a FREE campervan site with 4 spots in a small, cozy village. But what negative comments here! Why are the spots too small?! Maybe your campers are just getting way too big! No privacy?! Just take your picnic basket 🧺 to the adjacent park or take a walk into the village! Unfortunately, today there are also 4 extra campers that don't respect the rules, parked everywhere, and just dumped their trash right next to the bin!

Excellent base for several beautiful walks in Mullerthal. 3 narrow free camper spots available. Officially permitted maximum stay is 24 hours, but there is also plenty of space next to the beach volleyball court. Trash cans, emptying point, and fresh water (free) available. Aldi is a 5-minute walk away (Google Maps shows an old location, so walk a short distance towards the intersection and then turn right).

4 very spacious pitches available with no maximum stay. Toilets 🚽 and trash cans 🚮 are present. Beautiful terrace/cafe by the lake where you can enjoy a simple meal at a very reasonable price 🌭🍔🍟🥗🍰☕️🍺🍷🍹. Possibility to rent a canoe 🛶 or pedal boat. If you use your own canoe 🛶 or SUP on the lake, a day pass is offered at the cafe for €10, or 6 hours for €5.

What a beautiful spot 🍀☀️🫶🏻 Arrived on Monday around 9:00 PM 🚐 and picked out a spot at the edge of the parking lot with a beautiful view ⛰️ We were standing here all alone after the night in complete peace, with only the sound of; 🐝🪰🐜🦋🦅🐮🐔 Thanks to the municipality for this lush oasis of simplicity! Thanks to Jan Verhoef for the walking tip 👍 Our tip: Draisines de la Molignée 🥳 * trash can available * free * self-sufficient

Keep right. This is a great campervan site for visiting the waterfall and Devil's Gorge (500 meters away). Overnight stay: €10 (6:00 PM - 6:00 AM), and a day rate of €3 (6:00 AM - 6:00 PM). Payment is via ATM.

For just €10 per 24 hours, you'll be in a truly prime location, close to several beautiful hiking trails. There's plenty of sunny or shady spots, and the trails start about 50 meters away. Just make sure you bring plenty of water beforehand. For the whiners among us who find it rather annoying to hear other tourists in cars at prime locations like this, earplugs are available at the drugstore for less than €1.

CP at the foot of the village costs €9.80, payable at the machine. There's always space and free water. There's an evening market on Tuesdays and a daily market in the village on Thursdays. A free bus to Pont Arc departs opposite every 20 minutes throughout the day. Taking the bus with children is definitely recommended (bring your own food, wear your swimsuit and water shoes, get off at parking lot 2, and you can enjoy the beach all day long in the sun or shade).

My two sons (11 and 9 years old) and I spent three nights here in our campervan. As far as we're concerned, it's a truly golden spot 🫶. To get there, you follow a steep, narrow road up the mountain (hoping for as little oncoming traffic as possible 😉). Upon arrival at the farm, we were warmly welcomed and given a tour. The children had a wonderful time with the rescued/taken-in animals, the small swimming pool, and the playground equipment/field. From the c

TOP DESTINATION! We arrived today (Sunday), in the height of summer, around 4 p.m., and there was still room for our campervan "up there." Parking tickets were easy to buy at the ticket machine for €8.00. The kids quickly disappeared into the large playground. Take out the picnic blanket, inflate your SUP, and... PURE ENJOYMENT!