A campsite stopover between the Netherlands and Luxembourg, 10 minutes from the E25

Driving south? Camping La Lienne is the ideal overnight stop in the Belgian Ardennes, just before Luxembourg, France, Spain or Italy.

Camping La Lienne is in Stoumont-Rahier, about 10 km from the Werbomont and Harzé exits of the E25 (A26) Liège–Luxembourg motorway. It sits halfway between Maastricht and Luxembourg City: about 1 hour from Maastricht, 1 h 20 to Luxembourg City. Pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes from €25 per night, fully equipped caravans and mobile homes from €55, same-day online booking, one night is enough.

At a glance

Fact sheet
Nearest motorwayE25 / A26 Liège–Luxembourg, Werbomont or Harzé exits (~ 10 km, 10 to 15 min)
From Maastricht~ 75 km, about 1 hour
From Eindhoven~ 145 km, about 1 h 30
From Utrecht / Amsterdam~ 230 to 270 km, about 2 h 30 to 3 h
From Aachen / Cologne~ 80 km / ~ 150 km, about 1 h / 1 h 45
To Luxembourg City~ 120 km, about 1 h 20
To Metz / Strasbourg~ 190 km / ~ 330 km, about 2 h / 3 h 15
To Paris / Reims~ 350 km / ~ 250 km, about 3 h 30 / 2 h 30
Tent, caravan or motorhome pitchfrom €25 per night, electricity and hot showers
Check-in / check-out (pitches)from 14:00 / before 12:00

Why stop here rather than in Luxembourg?

Almost everyone driving from the Netherlands or Germany towards the south uses the E25, the Ardennes motorway. After Liège the road climbs into forests and valleys: the natural place to break the journey. The campsite is 10 minutes off the motorway, in a quiet valley on the Lienne river, with no traffic noise. You leave the next morning rested, with cheaper fuel in Luxembourg a little over an hour away, and Metz, Nancy or Strasbourg by early afternoon. Heading north, it is your last night in the Ardennes before the Netherlands.

One night is possible

For a single-night stop, book online on the day of arrival from the Booking page: the minimum stay on camping pitches then drops to one night. Prefer to plan a few days ahead? Email us at [email protected] with your date and vehicle type and we reply quickly. The rental caravans and mobile homes also suit travellers without a tent.

Motorhomes, caravans and tents

Touring pitches take motorhomes, caravans and tents, with an electric hook-up (optional on some pitches, to be requested at booking) and access to the sanitary block, hot showers included. Motorhomes have a water point to fill their tanks and a disposal area for grey water and chemical toilets. One car per pitch is included. Wi-Fi is free. A bar is open on site in season, and the nearest supermarkets are in Trois-Ponts and Stavelot, 10 to 15 minutes away. Dogs are welcome, on a lead in the common areas.

Arriving in the evening

Quiet hours run from 22:00 to 08:00. If your stage brings you to us after 20:00, let us know by email: we arrange your arrival and tell you which pitch is yours so you can settle in without disturbing other campers. Pitches are vacated before 12:00, which leaves time for breakfast by the river.

What if you stayed one more night?

Many passing travellers come back for a proper stay. Within 20 minutes: the Coo waterfall and Plopsaland Ardennes, the Ninglinspo mountain stream and the Remouchamps caves in Aywaille, the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, Stavelot abbey and the GR 571 hikes starting from the campsite.

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Frequently asked questions

Can we stay just one night?
Yes. When you book online on the day of arrival, the minimum for a camping pitch is one night. Booked one or two days ahead, the minimum is two nights. Earlier than that the seasonal minimums apply, but an email is enough to ask for a single night.
How far is the campsite from the E25 motorway?
About 10 km from the Werbomont and Harzé exits, 10 to 15 minutes on well-kept country roads, fine for motorhomes and caravans.
Are motorhomes accepted for one night?
Yes, motorhomes are welcome on the pitches reserved for them, with a water point, a disposal area, optional electricity and sanitary facilities. Mention the length of your vehicle when booking so we can allocate a suitable pitch.
How long to Luxembourg from the campsite?
Allow about 1 h 20 to Luxembourg City on the E25, and about 1 hour to the Luxembourg border and the first fuel stations.
What if we arrive late in the evening?
Email us at [email protected] before you arrive. Quiet hours run from 22:00 to 08:00: we explain how to settle in without disturbing other campers.

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