Experience the magic of winter at Camping Le Florenville
When snow settles over the Semois valley, Camping Le Florenville turns into a different place altogether: white lanes, frosted lodges and a deep, restful quiet. Come and discover the Belgian Ardennes in winter, with crisp walks, rosy cheeks and cosy evenings indoors.
The campsite under the snow
A picture-postcard setting
Winter shows the campsite in a light few holidaymakers ever get to see. The Semois winds between snow-covered banks, the tall trees trace their branches against a clear sky, and every morning brings a new view to take in, hot mug in hand.
No crowds, no rush: just time. Time to hear the snow crunch underfoot, to follow animal tracks along the river, and to watch the children build the first snowman of the season.
Why come in winter
✔︎ A winter wonderland
The Semois valley under snow and frost: scenery you will not forget.
✔︎ Peace and quiet
Nature almost to yourself. The perfect season to slow down and recharge.
✔︎ Festive spirit
St Nicholas, Christmas, New Year: Belgium knows how to celebrate winter.
St Nicholas, Christmas and New Year
A proper Belgian winter
In Belgium the festive season starts early: on 6 December, St Nicholas brings treats for well-behaved children, with speculoos biscuits, clementines and plenty of chocolate. Then come the region’s Christmas markets, twinkling lights, mulled wine and warm waffles.
Fancy a different kind of Christmas break this year? A stay on the banks of the Semois means:
- a family St Nicholas weekend away from the bustle;
- a Christmas in the heart of nature, between frosty walks and long, leisurely meals;
- a New Year getaway with friends, starting the year in the fresh air.
Winter walks in the Gaume
Nature dressed in white
Lace up your boots: the trails of the Semois valley are at their most beautiful under a layer of frost. Silent forests, wide views over the river’s meanders, stone villages with smoking chimneys… Close by, Orval Abbey and Bouillon Castle look straight out of a fairy tale in winter.
Cosy evenings
in your lodge
- A hot chocolate or a local Trappist beer after your walk.
- A board game while night falls over the valley.
- A slow-cooked supper made with local Gaume produce.
Plan your winter break
Dreaming of a weekend in the snow, a family St Nicholas trip or a Christmas surrounded by nature?
Take a look at our lodges and holiday rentals, or get in touch:
we will be happy to help you plan your winter escape.