Campsite Kyllburg

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Glamping in the green heart of the Eifel at Campsite Kyllburg

Discover the pure joy of glamping at Campsite Kyllburg, located in the beautiful Eifel region! Whether you want to go hiking, cycling, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet, this campsite is the perfect base for your adventure in nature. With modern facilities, the charming town of Kyllburg nearby, and trips to cities such as Trier and Bitburg, it is the ideal place to relax and make new memories.

  • By the water
  • Small-scale family campsite
  • Cosy food truck
  • Play a game of pétanque
  • Fun activities in the area
  • Beautiful hiking trails
  • Food truck with a cosy terrace
  • Yoga
  • Bread delivery service
  • Laundry facilities
  • Cast your line
  • Bicycle rental
  • Entertainment for all ages
  • Playground for little ones
  • Peace and nature

Facilities and activities at Campsite Kyllburg

(Sports) activities
  • Bicycle rental
  • Petanque court
  • Sports field
  • Ping pong table
  • Fishing pond
  • Yoga area

Activities in the area
  • Theme park (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
  • Cycling
  • Canoeing
  • Museums
  • Mountain biking
  • Picturesque villages
  • Fishing
  • Walking

Kids and teenagers
  • Entertainment
  • Kids club
  • Playground (outdoor)

Location
  • By the water

Park facilities
  • Reception
  • Breakfast service
  • WiFi in public area (free)
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language
  • German
  • English

Swimming pool
  • Near a lake

Unique properties
  • Small scale park

Food & Beverage
  • Foodtruck

Holiday park
  • Vodatent
Campsite Kyllburg

Surroundings

View of lush green hills, a castle near Kyllburg, Germany, and a distant church under a cloudy sky.
Half-timbered houses by a stream in Kyllburg, Germany, with scenic hills and a ruined castle in the background.
Mist-covered hills and lush green landscape near Kyllburg in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany at sunrise.

Eifel Park Gondorf

Eifel Park Gondorf is the ideal outing for families, as it offers both adventure and relaxation! This fun park features numerous attractions, from thrilling roller coasters to peaceful walking trails, and even an animal park. The park is located in the beautiful Eifel region, so you can enjoy nature while having fun on the many attractions.

Two people sit on a rocky ledge overlooking the scenic town of Kyllburg and its winding river in Germany.
Historic church tower in Kyllburg, Germany, seen through bare tree branches on a winter day.

Daun Wildlife Park

Daun Wildlife Park is a beautiful animal park where you can walk in nature and admire wild animals up close. Perfect for a family day out! Enjoy nature and go on safari to see the diverse native animals, such as deer, foxes and wild boars.

Bitburg

Bitburg is a charming town in the Eifel, known for its famous beer, Bitburger. Definitely recommended for anyone wanting to explore the Eifel! The town has a rich history dating back to Roman times, and you can discover all kinds of historical sights there, such as the imposing Bitburg Town Gate. In the centre, you will find cosy cafés where you can enjoy a local beer. Bitburg is also an ideal base for hiking and cycling trips through the surrounding countryside. The town combines charm, history and nature, offering a relaxed atmosphere for a visit.

Trier

Trier is one of Germany's oldest cities and is known for its impressive Roman history. With its rich history, beautiful buildings and relaxed atmosphere, Trier is a must-see for every history lover and culture enthusiast. Visit the famous Porta Nigra, one of the best-preserved city gates from Roman times, or stroll past the remains of the ancient Roman baths. Trier is also the birthplace of Karl Marx, and his house is now a museum. The city offers a lively centre with many shops, cafés and restaurants, and is perfect for a cultural day trip.

Practical information

Campsite Kyllburg scored with a 9.5

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Summary created out of 211 reviews

Camp Kyllburg is idyllically located along the river Kyll in a beautiful valley in the Eifel. Guests particularly appreciate the spacious pitches directly by the water, the very clean and modern sanitary facilities, and the warm Dutch owners who work with great personal attention. The bread delivery service with a friendly greeting on the bag and the food truck with delicious Kyllburgers are popular. The campsite is child-friendly with toys and bikes available, and dogs are warmly welcomed. The access road is narrow and steep, requiring extra attention upon arrival.

  • 10 Sep 2026

    Nice campground, lots of extras, very clean; the only thing to keep in mind is the steep and narrow road leading to it. We didn't have any trouble with our 8-meter trailer.

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    Mooie camping, veel extra's, goed schoon, enige waar je rekening mee moet houden us de steile en smalle weg er naartoe. Hadden wij geen moeite mee met caravan 8 meter.

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  • 09 Sep 2026

    It's wonderful to unwind in a secluded spot by the babbling brook

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    Heerlijk een beetje verscholen aan het stromend beekje tot rust komen

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  • 08 Sep 2026

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  • 07 Sep 2026

    We stayed for five nights in September with our Motorhome. Beautifully kept campsite with very helpful friendly staff. Excellent shower and toilet facilities, very clean and well stocked with toiletries even. Only niggle from my husband was he had to carry a mirror to use while shaving in the mornings. Free use of washing machine was great as we … cycle every day so need to wash our stuff regularly. As for the cycling it is tough around here as it’s so hilly, but the Kyll cycle path is really beautiful both south towards Trier and north to Gerolstein. There is a Lidl in the village and it is up a hill from the campsite but worth the walk or tough cycle ride. Good idea to try and stock up on the way in if you don’t want to drive there.
    Small food truck supplies evening meals and there is an honesty bar.
    As it is in a deep valley the sun can be late to reach some of the plots and early to leave.

    Review from Google
  • 02 Sep 2026

    A nice campground in a beautiful location. Good, clean restroom facilities. We camped here in the off-season. I can imagine it gets crowded and busy during peak season. The southern part of the campground looks a bit bare—there are no trees or shrubs there. The northern part of the campground looks a bit more charming. There’s a takeout restaurant … on the campground itself, and there are several restaurants in the village of Kyllburg. The nearby train station offers good train connections to Trier and Gerolstein.

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    Fijne camping op schitterende locatie. Goed en schoon sanitair. We hebben hier gekampeerd in het naseizoen. Ik kan mij voorstellen dat het in het hoogseizoen en vol en druk is. Het zuidelijke deel van de camping doet wat kaal aan, daar staan geen bomen en/of struiken. Het noordelijke deel van de camping ziet er wat lieflijker uit. Op de camping zelf is een afhaalrestaurant en in het dorpje Kyllburg zijn er meerdere restaurants. Het vlakbij gelegen treinstation biedt een goede treinverbinding naar Trier en Gerolstein.

    Review from Google
  • 01 Sep 2026

    A beautifully situated campground in a valley, along a river (swimming is not allowed at the moment due to possible contamination)
    Not much for kids to do (which is probably why there are so many scooters and other ride-on toys), and it’s difficult to go on a bike ride there because of the steep elevation changes.
    It’s fine for a few days.

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    Mooi gelegen camping in een dal, langs een rivier ( niet in zwemmen momenteel ivm mogelijke verontreiniging)
    Niet veel te doen voor kinderen ( vandaar de vele stepjes en ander rijdend speelgoed waarschijnlijk), moeilijk om daar fietstochtje te maken door de grote hoogte verschillen.
    Voor een paar dagen prima te doen.

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Frequently asked questions about Campsite Kyllburg

  1. What is there to do in the surrounding area?

    In the area around Camp Kyllburg, you can fully enjoy the Eifel region. Take a lovely walk or bike ride through the forests and hills, or visit the charming town of Kyllburg, within walking distance of the campsite. Within a 30-minute drive, you can reach Bitburg, famous for its beer and historical sights. The city of Trier, with its Roman history and impressive monuments, is only a 45-minute drive away. The nearby Eifel parks and Daun Wildlife Park also offer great opportunities for a day out in nature. The perfect area to combine nature, culture, and adventure!

  2. What are the check-in and check-out times for Campsite Kyllburg?
    The check-in at Campsite Kyllburg starts at 14:00. The checkout should be done before 11:00.
  3. Is Campsite Kyllburg open all year round?
    No, Campsite Kyllburg is open from 1 May until 12 September.
  4. Is there a restaurant at Campsite Kyllburg?
    No there are no restaurants at Campsite Kyllburg. The park does however offer a foodtruck
  5. Is there a swimming pool at Campsite Kyllburg?
    At the park you will find a near a lake.
  6. Is there a wifi at Campsite Kyllburg?
    The park offers free wifi in the shared space(s).
  7. Is there an entertainment team at Campsite Kyllburg?
    Yes there's entertainment at Campsite Kyllburg.
  8. Is there a bike rental facility at Campsite Kyllburg?
    Yes, at Campsite Kyllburg you'll find a bicycle rental.
  9. Is fishing allowed at Campsite Kyllburg?
    Yes, at Campsite Kyllburg you'll find a fishing pond.

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