Camping Domaine Château de Dieupart
This campsite enjoys a stunning position along the Amblève River, with many pitches offering direct water views and easy access to a dramatic cliff face where goats can be seen roaming. The surrounding area is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, climbing, and canoeing, and the famous La Redoute climb is nearby for sporty guests. A large supermarket is conveniently located within a short walk, making grocery shopping effortless, and the towns of Aywaille and Remouchamps are just a few minutes away. The campsite has a loyal following, with guests returning annually for decades, drawn by the beautiful natural setting and the friendly, dedicated service from the owners and staff. The pitches are spacious and often shaded by mature trees, with electric hookups, water, and grey waste drainage available. The on-site bar and tavern is a highlight, offering a variety of draft beers and delicious meals in a historic building with plenty of outdoor seating. Sanitary facilities have received mixed reviews over the years, with some guests praising their modern cleanliness and others noting they are too small for the campground's size, leading to queues and inconsistency in upkeep. Showers and dishwashing require token coins, which must be purchased separately and can be frustrating when reception is closed. Noise can be an issue, with reports of large groups partying late despite posted quiet hours, and open wood fires encouraged by the campground fill the evening air with thick smoke, which is a major drawback for those sensitive to it. The access road is narrow and full of bumps and potholes, requiring careful navigation, especially for larger motorhomes. Despite these drawbacks, the overwhelming majority of reviews portray a well-maintained, friendly, and scenic campsite perfect for a relaxing or active holiday, with many guests expressing a clear desire to return.
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