Brussels is seeing a steady flow of campervan visitors, with many opting for designated overnight parking spots rather than wild camping. The campervan parking site near the city centre offers a safe and affordable option for travellers keen to explore Brussels by day. Restrictions like no barbecuing reflect the site’s focus on daytime city visits rather than extended stays.
- Barbecueën verboden op camperterrein
- Prijs bedraagt tien euro per nacht
- Duitse en Franse motorhomes bezetten plaatsen
- Veiligheid biedt geruststelling aan bezoekers
- Busjes variëren van eenvoudig tot luxueus
- Nomadisch leven begint met camper reizen
On a warm June morning, 17 of the 29 parking spaces were occupied, predominantly by German and French motorhomes. Visitors like Michaël from the Dordogne and Anna from the Opaalkust appreciate the security and convenience of the site, especially given the modest fee of 10 euros per night. Michaël’s story of solo travel after a life change highlights the growing appeal of campervan tourism in Belgium.
As of 2025-07-04 08:07:00, the site remains popular among international travellers, raising questions about how Belgium balances tourism and urban space. What makes this spot attractive to visitors? How can local authorities ensure it meets both safety and environmental standards? The answers point towards a careful blend of accessibility, affordability, and regulation.
Why do campervan travellers choose this site over street parking? The appeal lies in:
- Affordable pricing at just 10 euros per night
- Enhanced safety compared to roadside alternatives
- Proximity to central Brussels attractions
- Clear rules ensuring a peaceful environment for all
Looking ahead, Brussels could expand such facilities to accommodate growing demand while maintaining quality standards. Campervan users and local residents alike benefit from thoughtful planning—so why not explore Belgium’s cities with confidence and care?
