Enjoy a cosy family campsite Nommerlayen on the edge of the forest in the heart of Luxembourg
Discover the beautiful nature of Luxembourg at Eurocamping Nommerlayen, situated on the edge of the forest of the same name. From the campsite you can walk or cycle straight into the fairytale valleys and impressive rock formations of the Müllerthal, also called Little Switzerland. You will stay in comfortable accommodations. There are several swimming pools, a large playground, and a versatile entertainment program for young and old. In addition, the park offers numerous facilities such as a bar, restaurant, disco, and bowling alley, making boredom impossible. Camping Nommerlayen is the ideal destination for an active and relaxing holiday in the middle of nature!
- Three swimming pools
- Located in a nature reserve
- Hiking trails start at the campsite
- Fresh bread rolls
- Gym
- Sports fields
- Large playground and bouncy cushion
- Campsite shop
- Snack bar with terrace
- Animation
- Bicycle rental
- Charging points for electric cars
- Kids club
- Bowling alley
- Mini disco
Facilities and activities at Camping Nommerlayen
(Sports) activities
- Basketball court
- Bowling alley
- E-bike rental
- Fitness area
- Bicycle rental
- Petanque court
- Mountain bike rental
- Outdoor cinema
- Sports field
- Ping pong table
- Soccer field
- Volley ball court
- Archery
- Billiards / Pool
Activities in the area
- Cycling
- Canoeing
- Treetop adventure park
- Museums (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
- Mountain biking
- Nature park (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
- Picturesque villages
- Walking
- National park (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
Kids and teenagers
- Entertainment
- Disco
- Educational entertainment
- Mini disco
- Kids club
- Playground (outdoor)
- Bouncy castle
- Contests for teenagers
- Contests for kids
Location
- Near a forest
Park facilities
- Reception
- Breakfast service
- Charging point for electric car
- Shuttle service
- Supermarket
- WiFi in public area (free)
- Shop
- Free parking nearby or at the park
Spoken language
- Dutch
- German
- English
- French
Swimming pool
- Swimming cap not required
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Water slide
- Paddling pool
Wellness
- Sauna
- Steam cabin
Food & Beverage
- Bakery
- Bar
- Ice cream shop
- Snack bar
- Restaurant
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Surroundings
The Mullerthal
The Mullerthal, also known as Little Switzerland, is an enchanting natural area in Luxembourg full of impressive rock formations, deep gorges, fairytale forests, and waterfalls. The area is ideal for hikers, with well-marked trails such as the famous Mullerthal Trail. Along the way you will encounter caves, viewpoints, and idyllic villages. The landscape is unique and surprising – perfect for nature lovers, families, and adventurers. During a holiday nearby, the Mullerthal is an absolute must-visit for a day full of fresh air, tranquility, and wonder. Whether you love active hiking or simply want to enjoy nature, this region has something for everyone. Be sure not to miss a visit to the Schiessentümpel waterfall – the symbol of the Mullerthal!
Vianden
Vianden is a charming town in Luxembourg that is perfect for a day trip during your holiday. It is especially known for its impressive medieval castle that towers high above the town and offers a magnificent view. Stroll through the atmospheric streets and visit the Victor Hugo House, where the famous writer once stayed. For a unique perspective of the surroundings, take the chairlift up – ideal for beautiful photos! Looking for action? Then visit the adventurous climbing park "Indian Forest", great fun for young and old (make sure to book in advance!). Vianden combines culture, nature, and adventure, making it a versatile and surprisingly fun destination.
Clervaux and Munshausen Robbesscheier
Clervaux is a charming town in the north of Luxembourg, surrounded by forests and hills. Visit the fairytale castle with the photo exhibition The Family of Man (UNESCO) or stroll through the cozy streets with terraces and shops. Nearby you’ll find Robbesscheier in Munshausen, a perfect outing for families. In the summer, the park is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with a varied program of activities: from carriage rides and donkey riding to bread baking and craft workshops. Here you can discover rural life in Luxembourg in a playful and interactive way. A visit to Clervaux and Robbesscheier combines culture, nature and fun for young and old — ideal during a holiday in the region.
Lultzhausen
Lultzhausen is an idyllic village on the reservoir of the Obersauer, perfect for nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet. In the immediate vicinity lies the Discovery Center of the forest 'Burfelt' in Insenborn, with an engaging nature trail that introduces young and old to forest life in a playful way. On warm days, it’s wonderful to swim in the clear water of the reservoir. For dog lovers, there is a special little beach at Burfelt where four-legged friends are also welcome. Whether you want to hike, relax by the water, or learn about nature: Lultzhausen offers it all, right in the middle of the beautiful Luxembourg Ardennes. A perfect destination for a day out during your holiday in the region.
Practical information
- Check-in: 15:00-19:00, check-out: 08:00-10:00
- Opened from 11 April until 2 November
- wiFi in public area (free)
- Free parking nearby or at the park
- Charging point for electric car
- Booking conditions
- Cancellation conditions
Camping Nommerlayen scored with a 9.1
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Summary created out of 194 reviews
This holiday park in Luxembourg's Mullerthal region combines a beautiful natural location with excellent facilities for families. Guests praise the location at the forest edge with direct access to hiking trails, the covered 50-metre swimming pool with outdoor section, and the enthusiastic animation team organizing daily activities. The friendly staff, good restaurant and spacious pitches contribute to a relaxed holiday atmosphere. However, sanitary facilities vary: some buildings are modern and clean, others are dated with occasional sewer odours, and during busy periods waiting times can occur at showers and washing-up areas.
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15 Aug 2026
Just got back from a two-day stay at this campground. To get right to the point, this was a one-time thing—never again.
They say the stay includes 4 kWh per day. You’d think that’s more than enough. But according to the campground, we still had to pay nearly 12 euros on top of that. Note: they charge 70 cents per kWh. The funny thing is, we only had the fridge running and a fan at night. Then there’s the restaurant—no seats available in two days. So we went to the snack bar instead, where the pizza comes in plastic. You’d think there’s not much that could go wrong there, but unfortunately, all the pizzas were burnt black. There’s someone making hamburger buns who keeps scratching his head, and then uses that same hand to toss the lettuce onto the buns. Actually, all the staff at the snack bar look like they’re doing community service. Then there are the campsites—the maintenance is just downright poor. You pay a premium, but, for example, the utility pole is held together with duct tape. And it’s been that way for a long time, because part of it was already in a state of disrepair. That doesn’t exactly inspire confidence that the electrical system is reliable. The drain pit emits a terrible stench. Then there are the restroom buildings—there are two of them. The number of toilets and showers is sufficient, and they do enough to keep them clean, but that’s where the positives end. As for the building that’s been completely “renovated”—don’t get your hopes up, because it’s really just a few new tiles and doors. When you’re taking a shower, a sort of open sewer runs from the other showers right through the stall—I’m serious, and it’s unhygienic. It’s the same in the building that hasn’t been renovated yet. To top it all off, there’s a proud announcement in that building stating that it, too, will undergo a makeover—and yes, it’s scheduled to be completed in 2028. Then there’s the staff: after we arrived, we were taking a quick dip in the pool, knowing it closes at 8 p.m. That’s a bit early for peak season, but at 7:45 p.m. you’re already being chased out by a young boy who calls himself the campground lifeguard. Someone else wanted to grab their towel for a moment, but that wasn’t appreciated. It’s all just about the money, and not about customer service. And absolutely not worth the money.this is a translation, click here for the original
Net terug van een twee dagen op deze camping. Om maar gelijk met de deur in de camping te vallen, dit was eens en nooit meer.
Er wordt gezegd dat er 4kwh per dag bij het verblijf in zit. Je zou denken dat is meer dan genoeg. Maar volgens de camping moest er nog even bijna 12 euro bij. Let op: per kWh wordt er 70 cent berekend. Het mooie is we hebben alleen een koelkast aangehad en in de nacht een ventilator. Dan het restaurant, geen plek in twee dagen. Dan maar de snackbar, de pizza komt uit plastic. Eigenlijk denk je dan daar kan weinig mis mee gaan, maar helaas alle pizzas zijn zwart verbrand. Er staat iemand broodjes hamburger klaar te maken die steeds in zijn haar zit te jeuken, om dan met dezelfde hand de sla op de broodjes te gooien. Eigenlijk ziet al het personeel in de snackbar eruit alsof het een taakstraf is. Dan de kampeerplaatsen, het onderhoud is gewoon ronduit slecht. Je betaalt een hoofdprijs, maar bijvoorbeeld de aansluitzuil hang aan elkaar met ducttape. Ook al lang, want een deel ervan was al in Vere staat van ontbinding. Dat geeft ook geen vertrouwen dat het energiesysteem deugdelijk is. De afvoer put geeft een enorme stankoverlast. Dan de sanitaire gebouwen, daar zijn er twee van. Aantal toiletten en douches is voldoende, er wordt voldoende aan gedaan om het schoon te houden, daar Stopt het ook wat betreft de positieve dingen. Wânt een gebouw is helemaal "verbouwd" daar moet je niet teveel van voorstellen, want eigenlijk is het beperkt tot een paar nieuwe tegeltjes en deuren. Als je staat te douchen loopt er een soort van open riool vanuit de andere douches door de cabine, echt hoor en onhygiënisch. Dat is in het nog niet verbouwde gebouw ook zo. Als klap op de vuurpijl staat er in dat gebouw een trotse aankondiging dat dit gebouw ook de metamorfose krijgt, en jawel het is in 2028 gereed. Dan het personeel, wij waren na aankomst nog even een duik aan het nemen in het zwembad, wetend dat het om 8 uur is gesloten. In het hoogseizoen wel wat vroeg, maar 19:45 wordt je er al uitgejaagd door een jongetje die zich van de camping badmeester mag noemen. Iemand anders wilde zijn handdoek nog even pakken maar dat werd niet gewaardeerd. Het is allemaal alleen gericht op de duiten, en niet op klantvriendelijkheid. En absoluut geen waar voor je geld. -
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10 Aug 2026
We had a great time with our two children, ages 1 and 5. The atmosphere is fantastic, with entertainment for all ages provided by a fun team.
We had two wonderful weeks at spot 280!this is a translation, click here for the original
Genoten met 2 kinderen van 1 en 5 jaar. Sfeer is top, animatie voor jong en oud door een leuk team.
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Frequently asked questions about Camping Nommerlayen
Are sanitary facilities available?
Yes, there are modern sanitary facilities with showers, toilets, and sinks. Additional amenities include dishwashing machines, children's sanitary facilities, and outside the sanitary building there are washing machines and dryers. Sanitary building 2 also features a sauna, infrared sauna, and private bathrooms.
What is the policy for nighttime quiet?
To ensure nighttime quiet, guests are kindly requested to be considerate and limit noise levels between 11:00 PM and 8:00 AM.
Is the campsite wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Europacamping Nommerlayen is largely wheelchair accessible. Most paths are paved and equipped with ramps, making it easy to reach the shop, restaurant, and sanitary buildings. There are adapted sanitary facilities with wide entrances, showers with grab bars, and toilets with foldable supports.
Some chalets are also accessible for wheelchair users. Please note that space around the bed is limited (about 40 cm at the sides). The terrain is partly terraced, so some areas may be slightly sloped.
In short: the majority of the campsite is well accessible for wheelchair users, with adapted facilities and reachable amenities.
What are the check-in and check-out times for Camping Nommerlayen?
The check-in at Camping Nommerlayen can be done between 15:00 and 19:00. The checkout should be done between 08:00 and 10:00.Is Camping Nommerlayen open all year round?
No, Camping Nommerlayen is open from 11 April until 2 November.Is there a restaurant at Camping Nommerlayen?
Yes there's a restaurant at Camping Nommerlayen. Besides that the park offers a bar and a snack bar.Is there a swimming pool at Camping Nommerlayen?
At the park you will find an indoor pool, an outdoor pool and a paddling pool. A swimming cap is not obliged. A water slide is available for extra fun.Is there a wifi at Camping Nommerlayen?
The park offers free wifi in the shared space(s).Is there a camping store at Camping Nommerlayen?
Yes, at Camping Nommerlayen you'll find a supermarket, a shop and a bakery.Is there an entertainment team at Camping Nommerlayen?
Yes there's entertainment and educational entertainment at Camping Nommerlayen. Besides that the park offers disco, mini disco, contests for teenagers and contests for kids.Can I charge my electric car at Camping Nommerlayen?
Yes, at Camping Nommerlayen you'll find a charging point for electric car.Is there a bike rental facility at Camping Nommerlayen?
Yes, at Camping Nommerlayen you'll find an e-bike rental, a bicycle rental and a mountain bike rental.
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