Frequently asked questions

Yes, it is the same campsite. Camping Chalet Weekend is the historic name and the site is gradually renaming to Camping La Lienne. Same address, same place, welcoming guests since 1973.

The campsite has welcomed guests since 1973, in Rahier, along the Lienne river. It has been family-run from the start.

The site has 48 pitches in total, split between chalets, a mobile home, a rental caravan, camping pitches and long-term annual pitches.

You can book a chalet, mobile home or camping pitch directly online from the Booking page. For long-term annual pitches or groups, please contact us by email or phone.

Cancellation terms depend on the type of accommodation and how far ahead of your arrival you cancel. Full details are set out on our Terms and conditions page.

A security deposit may be required for rental accommodations (chalets, mobile home, rental caravan). The amount and exact terms are confirmed at the time of booking.

Rental accommodations: check-in from 16:00, check-out by 10:00. Camping pitches: check-in from 14:00, check-out by 12:00.

Please email us in advance at [email protected] if you expect to arrive in the evening so we can arrange a smooth check-in.

Three chalets sleeping 4 to 6, three mobile homes for 4, two rental caravans, camping pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes, and annual pitches for long-term stays. See the Accommodation page for details.

The campsite provides sanitary facilities with hot showers, free Wi-Fi (high-speed Starlink satellite connection), electricity and a bar.

No. The beds have mattresses, but no linen is provided. Please bring your own sheets, sleeping bags or blankets, pillows and duvets, as well as your towels. Nights in the Ardennes can be chilly, even in spring and autumn.

An annual pitch is rented by the year, allowing you to install your own caravan, mobile home or mobile chalet and leave it on site year-round. A practical base for frequent stays in the Ardennes. Registering it as a legal residence is not permitted.

Yes, pets are welcome for a small fee. They must be kept on a leash in all common areas.

Yes, quiet hours are from 23:00 to 08:00 for the comfort of all guests.

Yes, at walking pace: the speed limit is 5 km/h everywhere. My dog roams freely on the campsite, so please watch out. Anyone driving too fast will be asked to leave immediately. Never drive on the grass, and no driving between 23:00 and 08:00.

Campfires are not allowed freely: they may never be lit without the express authorisation of the camp manager. Barbecues are fine in the designated areas, following the safety guidelines posted at reception. It is forbidden to light a fire within 100 m of houses, woods, heaths, orchards, hedges, wheat, straw, haystacks or places where flax is left to dry. No fire or stove may be lit outside the caravan shelters until the ground has been cleared, within a radius of at least one metre, of all branches, twigs, dead leaves, grass and the like. Once lit, fires must be kept under constant supervision. After they are put out, the hearths must be carefully covered with sand or earth, or generously doused with water.

No, minors must be accompanied by a responsible adult for the entire stay. We do not accept unaccompanied groups of minors.

Beautiful walking and cycling routes start directly from the campsite. Kayaking on the Lienne and Amblève, hiking on GR trails, Plopsaland Ardennes (the former Plopsa Coo), the Remouchamps caves and the Ninglinspo in Aywaille, the thermal baths of Spa, the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, Stavelot abbey and the December 44 museum in La Gleize are all reachable from the campsite.

The Coo waterfall and the Plopsaland Ardennes theme park (called Plopsa Coo until July 2025) are about 10 km from the campsite, roughly 15 minutes by car.

The Spa-Francorchamps circuit and the spa town of Spa are about 20 km from the campsite, roughly 25 minutes by car.

Aywaille is about 15 km away (15 to 20 min). The Ninglinspo mountain stream in Nonceveux is 12 km away, the Remouchamps caves 17 km and the Monde Sauvage safari park 22 km. Everything is detailed on the Aywaille and the Ardennes page, and the walk on the Ninglinspo page.

Yes. The campsite is 10 minutes from the Werbomont and Harzé exits of the E25 Liège–Luxembourg, halfway between Maastricht and Luxembourg City. Book online on the day itself and one night is enough. Motorhomes, caravans and tents are welcome. See the stopover between the Netherlands and Luxembourg page.

Yes, on foot and by bike. The campsite lies between the Aachen branch (La Gleize, Trois-Ponts) and the Liège branch (Aywaille) of the Via Arduinna, the Ardennes Way of St James. Small tent from €20 per night, one night possible. See the Way of St James page.

Yes. The campsite has a high-speed Starlink satellite connection, shared for free over Wi-Fi, in a very quiet valley. Chalets and mobile homes have a table and a kitchen, pitches have electricity. See the remote work and digital nomads page.

From the E25 motorway (Liège–Luxembourg), take the Harzée or Werbomont exit depending on the direction of travel, then follow signs towards Stoumont-Rahier. On-site parking is available.

The nearest station is Trois-Ponts on SNCB line 42. The campsite is about 8 km from the station. Contact us by email at [email protected] and we can arrange your transfer.