Area for camping-car of Hamoir

The small town of Hamoir lies in the valleys of the Ourthe and Néblon, 42 km from Liège. Its surrounding nature showcases landscapes between wooded hills, rolling plains, and country roads shaped by the meanders of the Ourthe. It’s an ideal setting for a stroll to discover the wonders and natural diversity of the region. The Ourthe Valley offers activities such as fishing (fishing permit required, available at https://permisdepeche.be/fr) and summer water sports. You can kayak down the Ourthe or enjoy thrilling experiences with "kayak les remous" and "the outsider Ardennes". The "Adventure Valley of Durbuy" also offers a host of unusual activities. The town of Durbuy is known as the smallest city in the world! In fact, it was Jean of Bohemia, Count of Luxembourg, who described it this way in the 14th century. Today, it has nearly 400 inhabitants and is worth a visit, notably for its charming cobbled streets, picturesque shops, and its warm yet medieval atmosphere. Durbuy has nearly 10,000 years of history and a rich past illustrated through its stones, churches, and bucolic landscapes. To trace the history of this area, the Logne Castle and its museum offer a moment of discovery back to the Middle Ages, at the heart of the Palogne Domain. The castle is open from April to November, but the museum remains open year-round.