Camping in Limburg

Holidays in Limburg

The most southerly of Netherlands’ provinces, Limburg looks almost like a tail or a foot, sticking into Belgium and Germany. If you consider yourself a foodie, Limburg’s fertile soil produces some of the country’s best food to get your tastebuds tingling. Seek thrills at The Groote Peel, Maasduinen National Park and Meinweg National Park for outdoor adventures like no other, and get your dose of water adventures at the Maasplassen lakes.

If you long to immerse yourself in culture and history when camping in Limburg, the cities of Maastricht, Weert, Venlo, Valkenburg and Roermond are the perfect places to do this. And if going on holiday to one country isn't enough, visit three at once at the Three-Country Point landmark. With a large dose of warm, welcoming hospitality, historic towns, winding rivers and nature at every turn, camping holidays in Limburg are certainly good for the soul.

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Visiting Limburg

Fine food

There are so many things to do in Limburg and many of them will have your mouth watering. You will be surrounded by Michelin-starred restaurants, markets everywhere, and relaxed eating spots along the riverbanks. And all with one thing in common - a passion for showcasing the region’s excellent produce.

Pristine nature

Although not a huge region, there are still plenty of things to do in Limburg. Limburg is home to a cluster of enticing National Parks and scenic landscapes with plenty of opportunities to explore. Try the National Park de Groote Peel, or the forests and heaths of Meinweg.

Historic villages

If you are planning on making a list of things to do in Limburg, make sure visiting its villages rich in history are on that list. In the deep south, time appears to have stood still. You can find half-timbered houses and peaceful villages dotted throughout the gently undulating landscape of south Limburg. Even in the bigger cities, old towns and medieval buildings aren’t hard to find.