eserved there, but were not allowed to stay (?!).
apparently, house rules are way more important than happy guests.

My friend set up the tent within the \" permitted\" times and we arrived -upon notification- later (around 1940, due to severe traffic). I thought my friend made a joke when he said that we would not be allowed to enter the campsite whatsoever.

When I asked politely what the problem was, the only reply came out rather aggressively \" these are my rules and if you don\'t respect them, you don\'t have to come back the next day\" -> literally quoted. Probably because of the law, we were safe and attacked only verbally instead of physically as well.

Never ever in my travelling life have I been treated so rudely. I can still cannot believe this happened actually.
I have not and will not ever set foot on this camping, nor do I recommend this to anyone. If you want a relaxed vacation, steer away from this.

Camping Beau Rêve is a peaceful camping set in beatiful valley near La Roche-en-Ardenne. It\'s a carefree place where you can relax in the middle of nature and forget about the hustle and bustle of your daily life.

The owners will do their best to make your stay as peaceful and comfortable as possible with respect for all campers. Much effort is put into keeping the place a safe haven for all sorts of people that like the calm of the Ardennes. Hence, it is expected of you to respect the general rules that apply to every decent camping site (e.g. be courteous to other campers and respect silence/night rest after 10pm). This is by no means a \"festival camping\" for hooligans. The (new) owners do an excellent job in upholding the calm and peace of this place. I\'m certain that the rare negative reviews that can be found on google are from those people who definitely did not understand this and crossed the line. Long story short: if you like a respectfull environment, this is the place to be.

The camping spots are spacious and beautifully nested in the valley between the (small) river and the hillside forest. The sanitary facilities are clean and tidy with free warm water. Moreover, handsoap and toilet paper is always available aplenty and at the washing site you are provided with a tub, a rack, soap, brushes and sponges to aid you with your dishes. I Really appreciated that! If conditions allow it, you can buy yourself some wood and build yourself a campfire to keep you warm in the evening. At the reception you can find a cosy bar and terrace with a fine selection of beverages (and ice cream). While there is no shop on site, you can order bread or croissants in the evening to be collected next morning. You can even buy eggs from their own chickens.

While there is no 5 star luxury on offer, there is loads of 5 star relaxation available. The camping is calm and safe for children and no cars are allowed on the terrain aside from loading and unloading activities. The nature of the place guarantees a safe environment for kids and it invites them to play and explore nature. Everything about this place stimulates to truly relax.

Keep in mind that there is only WIFI at the reception area and that mobile data availability is very limited in the area. This is a bonus, trust me! You did not travel this far to be glued to your black mirror! Enjoy the surroundings or try the board games on offer at the bar instead!

For the more adventurous types there are many activities on offer in the surrounding area (hiking, biking, kayakking, cultural highlights,...) and a lot of pittoresk towns and cities to explore (La Roche-en-Ardenne, Durbuy, Bastogne,...). Camping Beau Rêve is nicely located as a basecamp for your conquest of the Ardennes and with the advise of the friendly owners, you\'ll get all the information you need to get going.

The reason this review sounds almost too enthousiastic is because I truly enjoyed my stays at this site and I will gladly return to savour the calm and hospitality of this place again.