Camping In der Enz

Surrounded by tall trees and crossed by the idyllic Enz stream, the In der Enz campsite promises peace and relaxation. Families, single travellers and couples of all ages can enjoy a well-earned break in the picturesque natural surroundings of the Eifel.

Cosy campsite with a wide range of leisure activities

Thanks to the informal atmosphere at the In der Enz campsite, guests feel at home from the very first moment. The picturesque river running directly through the site promises a welcome cool-down, especially in the hot summer months, and in some places it is also ideal for anglers. Dogs are also allowed on the site. Dog owners particularly appreciate the free run for their four-legged friends on the extensive grounds. The varied leisure and sports programme ensures that even longer stays at the campsite remain exciting. In the warmer months, guests enjoy visiting the large outdoor pool, which is surrounded by sun loungers and parasols, while even the nearest indoor pool can be reached by car in just over 30 minutes. There is also an open-air children's playground for the youngest campers.

Quiet atmosphere and high-quality facilities on the site

The In der Enz campsite is located in the far west of Germany, just 15 kilometres from the border with Luxembourg. It is just 2 km to the centre of the small town of Neuerburg, where travellers will find a large selection of restaurants and supermarkets. However, the campsite itself also has a snack bar, a restaurant and a kiosk. With the bread roll service, guests receive their first meal directly at their front door. They can also prepare their own lunch and dinner at the covered cooking facilities. In addition, the complex offers numerous facilities for washing and drying your own clothes, so that even longer stays of several weeks are easily possible. The sanitary facilities are all well maintained and some cabins are also accessible for wheelchair users. Fast and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the site and each of the 83 pitches is generously parcelled out. There are also two mobile homes and a cabin, which are equipped to a high standard and are available for hire. Excursions to the Eifel are recommended for day trips. The low mountain range is ideal for hiking and cycling tours, during which you can get to know the border triangle between Luxembourg, Germany and Belgium.