Outdoor holiday in Luxembourg: nature, water fun and pure relaxation
Campground Liefrange is the destination for those who love nature, adventure, and freedom. This quiet, environmentally conscious campsite is located in the heart of Luxembourg, surrounded by forests and water. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, with plenty of space to either unwind or be active. From walks through the nature park to kayaking on the reservoir: everything starts right from the campground. Children can play safely in the outdoor playground while you enjoy a drink on the bistro terrace. Also convenient: you can easily reserve kayaks or SUP boards here. Whether you come for action or relaxation, this place has it all.
- Nature & tranquility
- Watersports fun
- EcoLabel campground
- Organised culinary evenings
- Herb garden
- Cozy bistro
- Playground
- Kayak and SUP rental
- Campsite shop
- Fresh bread service
- Free WiFi
- Laundrette
Facilities and activities at Camping Liefrange
(Sports) activities
- Petanque court
- Canoe / kayak rental
- SUP board rental
Activities in the area
- Cycling
- Canoeing
- Climbing
- Museums (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
- Nature park (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
- Picturesque villages
- Fishing
- Walking
- Water skiing / wakeboarding
- National park (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
Kids and teenagers
- Playground (outdoor)
Location
- Near a forest
Park facilities
- Reception
- Breakfast service
- WiFi in public area (free)
- Free parking nearby or at the park
Spoken language
- Dutch
- German
- English
- French
Swimming pool
- Near a lake
Unique properties
- Eco friendly
Food & Beverage
- Bar
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Surroundings
Castle of Esch-sur-Sûre
Less than a 20-minute drive from the campsite lies the charming village of Esch-sur-Sûre, with its medieval ruins perched on a rock overlooking the river. Climb the steps to the old castle and enjoy the view over the valley and the winding Sûre. Then stroll through the narrow streets and discover local shops and a cozy bakery. Perfect for an afternoon combining culture and nature.
Climbing, scrambling and ziplining in the climbing forest
In the mood for adventure with the whole family? Then head to the climbing forest in Steinfort. Here you will find thrilling courses among the trees, high zip lines, and routes for both young and old. Beginners can also take part safely thanks to good guidance and safe equipment. An ideal day full of adrenaline, activity, and fun in the open air.
Hiking and water sports in Upper Sûre nature park
Step straight into nature from the campsite with numerous hiking trails through the beautiful Parc Naturel de la Haute-Sûre. Or rent a kayak, SUP board or pedal boat at the nearby reservoir and enjoy a day on the water. The crystal-clear lake is perfect for swimming, picnicking on the shore, or just relaxing in the sun. Peace and action go hand in hand here.
Discover picturesque villages and local delicacies
Explore the scenic villages in the Luxembourg Ardennes, such as Wiltz or Clervaux. Here you’ll find charming terraces, abbeys, small museums, and local markets. Visit a vineyard or taste authentic Luxembourgish ham and cheeses. The mix of culture, history, and gastronomy makes these outings enjoyable for young and old alike. Perfect for a varied day away from the campsite.
Practical information
Access to the accommodation is simple through the Campground Liefrange app. You will receive all necessary instructions in advance to check in and open your accommodation.
- Check-in: 14:00-18:00, check-out: 09:00-10:00
- Opened from 1 April until 31 October
- wiFi in public area (free)
- Free parking nearby or at the park
Camping Liefrange scored with a 9
122 reviews
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Summary created out of 122 reviews
Guests highly appreciate this small-scale campsite for its peaceful location and beautiful natural surroundings, ideal for hikers wanting to explore the many trails around the reservoir. The camper pitches with paved surfaces and complete facilities receive many compliments, as do the friendly, multilingual staff and the convenient bread service via the app. The sanitary facilities are praised for their cleanliness, although some guests note that the shower rooms are small and hot water is sometimes limited after 6pm.
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06 Aug 2026
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05 Aug 2026
A 15-minute walk from the lake. The staff is charming, but the campsites for cyclists are expensive (€34 per night). A beautiful view of the valley.
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A un quart d'heure a pied du lac. Le personnel est charmant, mais les emplacements pour cyclotouristes sont cher (34€ la nuit) . Une très belle vue sur la vallée.
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04 Aug 2026
It’s been a while since I was here at the campground, but it’s always good to leave a review!
I stayed here from October 27, 2025, through November 2, 2025, in a tent. Upon arrival, everything was pretty easy to find: the reception desk, restrooms, etc., were all well-marked and clearly indicated.
After checking in at the reception desk (a Dutch-speaking lady—so easy!), I was given all the information I needed. They also mentioned that there’s a campground app where you can order things like bread.
Then there was the spot I was assigned: I was the only one (except for one day) who came with a tent, so I basically had my pick. Nice, spacious sites with power outlets right on the spot, so no hassle with 25-meter extension cords, etc. The only slight downside: the ground was very soggy; it had rained quite a bit the week before, and you could really tell. But you can’t hold a campground responsible for the weather 😉—though it’s something to keep in mind: mud/clay.
The campground is beautiful and peaceful; just cross the road and you’re right in the woods.
The restrooms are (I think they’re brand new) nice and clean—and free 😍. No tokens, no push buttons—just turn on the faucet, shower as long as you want, and you’re done. I shared the facilities with a few other campers, so I can’t say what it’s like during peak season, but it was very clean this time!
All in all, I had a great week. And I can highly recommend the campground!this is a translation, click here for the original
Het is al even geleden dat ik hier op de camping ben geweest, maar een review kan altijd worden gegeven!
Van 27-10-2025 t/m 02-11-2025 heb ik hier gestaan, met tent. Bij aankomst vrij duidelijk alles te vinden: receptie, sanitair etc goed en duidelijk aangegeven.
Na het melden bij de receptie (Nederlands sprekende mevrouw, makkelijk!) netjes alle info die je nodig hebt, ook werd er aangegeven dat er een app is van de camping waar je bijvoorbeeld brood kan bestellen.
Dan de plek waar ik naartoe mocht: ik was de enige (op 1 dag na) die met een tent kwam, dus kon eigenlijk kiezen. Mooie ruime plekken met stroompunt op de plaats, dus geen gezeur met 25 meter snoeren etc. Enige puntje wat een beetje jammer was: de grond was heel erg drassig, het had de week ervoor behoorlijk geregend en dat was goed te merken. Maar je kan een camping niet verantwoordelijk houden voor het weer 😉, maar wel iets om in gedachten te houden: modder/klei.
Camping is mooi en rustig, weg over en je loopt meteen het bosgebied in.
Sanitair is (volgens mij net nieuw) goed en schoon, en gratis 😍. Geen muntjes, geen druk knoppen, gewoon kraan aan, douchen zolang je wilt, en klaar. Nu deelde ik de voorzieningen met een aantal campers, dus kan niet beoordelen hoe het er in het hoogseizoen uitziet, maar nu was het erg netjes!
Al met al een mooie week gehad. En kan de camping meer dan aanbevelen! -
03 Aug 2026
Camping Lieffrange is easily the worst campground I’ve ever stayed at. It’s dirty, badly maintained, infested with mice, and as a Luxembourgish local, I was genuinely embarrassed by the state of it. The website photos are wildly deceptive—the grounds offer zero privacy, no shade, and non-stop traffic noise from the main road. Women are left queuing for just 3 toilets and 2 showers, and hot water shuts off completely after 21:00. To top it off, the "playground" is tiny and rotting, and with reception unstaffed and unlocked after 18:00, there is zero security or control over late-night partying.
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29 Jul 2026
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25 Jul 2026
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Frequently asked questions about Camping Liefrange
Is there a swimming pool at the campsite?
No, there is no swimming pool. The campsite is located about 900 meters (a 15-minute walk) from the reservoir.
Is there wifi at the campsite?
Only at the entrance of the campsite and at the bistro.
Is there a campsite shop?
There is a mini shop at the reception with non-perishable products and a bread roll service.
What are the check-in and check-out times for Camping Liefrange?
The check-in at Camping Liefrange can be done between 14:00 and 18:00. The checkout should be done between 09:00 and 10:00.Is Camping Liefrange open all year round?
No, Camping Liefrange is open from 1 April until 31 October.Is there a restaurant at Camping Liefrange?
No there are no restaurants at Camping Liefrange. The park does however offer a bar
All accommodations of Camping Liefrange
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Outstanding (122)Safari tent - 8 personsLiefrange, Wiltz- 8
- yes
- 4
- yes
- Private bathroom next to the tent
- 4 bedrooms
- Kitchen with extensive inventory
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Outstanding (122)Tipi tent - 4 personsLiefrange, Wiltz- 4
- no
- 2
- 2 sleeping cabins
- Kitchenette with inventory
- Pet-free
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Outstanding (122)Ranger Lodge - 6 personsLiefrange, Wiltz- 6
- yes
- 3
- yes
- Kitchen with extensive inventory
- 3 bedrooms
- Private sanitary facilities
