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In the evening, this place fills up completely and is very noisy. Not very cozy. The terrace is fine, tasty beers. But it is NOT a beer museum. There are a lot of empty beer bottles against the walls in the restaurant. Nice, but to call that a museum...

Unfortunately, filling up with water doesn't work. The apartment has no internet connection. Disposing of grey and black water does work, though. We didn't stay overnight. It didn't look inviting in the blazing sun. Redu itself is a nice little town, though. Bookshops and various terraces. And a surprisingly nice museum, Mudia. Highly recommended.

Nice camper pitch if you are in the first row with a view of the Meuse. It is noisy though with campers arriving and departing. Unfortunately, the water tap is not working. I think it is completely out of service. We couldn't get rid of our trash. There was a large pile of rubbish next to the full bins by the trash cans. But the view makes up for a lot.

Free camper pitch with good facilities. Unfortunately, many spots are occupied by regular guests. Cars are also parked next to the campers. It is raining here now, so it is reasonably quiet. But I can imagine that it will be very noisy in nice weather. There is even a barbecue.

The Flot Bleu terminal is not working. This was also confirmed by a fellow Belgian camper. Unfortunately, Flot Bleu is unavailable for technical issues. That is a shame, because you can't empty your toilet now either. Drove all the way here for nothing.

Great place to stay overnight. The pitches are a bit narrow, though. A visit to the Musée du Touage is highly recommended. Interesting explanations in English and a restored tugboat outside with an exhibition.

In winter, the water intake and toilet flushing are turned off.

Very narrow spots indeed. And cars are parked there most of the time. There's absolutely no enforcement. Thanks, Roeselare!