Camping Kockelscheuer Luxembourg

[oldievanner]

Any body been here,want to use as a two night stop on way to and Switzerland in early July.Is it accessible to Twin Axle 8 metre van?

 

[JasonR_374341560]

We've used the site a number of times coming back from Aosta with TA. Twin axle van is no problem. Access to the site is good from the main road. Facilities though basic are spacious and immaculate, not a lot on the site, but handy for visiting the city that always seems to have entertainment in the main square in the evenings. Spacious open layout pitches on cras from tarmac roadway, plenty of room for the biggest T/A to be pitched and be reversed in.

Most people only seem to stay 1 or 2 nights en route so the site always seems to have space, we have never booked in summer.

First found the site by chance and found the very "regimented" reception guy polite but very stern. I'm sure the same guy has been there when we've visited since, and I think we may have had to pay cash, and on last visit two years ago.

Ideal clean neat well laid out site.

On our first visit we were asked why British vans have to have 3 windows at the front and was asked the same two years ago by friendly Belgiums and Dutch!

 

[JasonR_374341560]

We've used the site a number of times coming back from Aosta with TA. Twin axle van is no problem. Access to the site is good from the main road. Facilities though basic are spacious and immaculate, not a lot on the site, but handy for visiting the city that always seems to have entertainment in the main square in the evenings. Spacious open layout pitches on cras from tarmac roadway, plenty of room for the biggest T/A to be pitched and be reversed in.

Most people only seem to stay 1 or 2 nights en route so the site always seems to have space, we have never booked in summer.

First found the site by chance and found the very "regimented" reception guy polite but very stern. I'm sure the same guy has been there when we've visited since, and I think we may have had to pay cash, and on last visit two years ago.

Ideal clean neat well laid out site.

On our first visit we were asked why British vans have to have 3 windows at the front and was asked the same two years ago by friendly Belgiums and Dutch!

"on grass"

 

[JasonR_374341560]

ps.

Check it out on Google Earth, you can see the layout clearly.

We do it with most sites

 

[oldievanner]

Thanks very much,looks like we will be trying it as a stop on the way to Switzerland.Luxembourg City looks good for a day visit.

 

[JasonR_374341560]

The city is one of those places we've said we'll stay and look around some time, but always get there on route home.

1000 year history etc. Have never get much further than the main square due to the good entertainment.

 

[oldievanner]

That's why we are doing it on the way down,if it takes two nights stay we have got the time,we always seem to be rushing for the tunnel on the way back.

 

[SteveW77]

I intend to stay there for 2 nights 2nd & 3rd June. Like you I always run out of time on the way home.

Steve W

 

[Chrisbee]

Any body know if this site accepts dogs?

Chrisbee

 

[JasonR_374341560]

Yes to dogs. We've seen quite a few there.

Confirmed here -http://www.eurocampings.co.uk/en/europe/luxembourg/bon-accueil-116710/

 

[Chrisbee]

Cheers Jason, looks like an overnight on way to Austria in early July

Chrisbee

 

[MikeJE]

Peter,

The bus into Luxembourg City stops about ten mins. walk from the site which saves parking problems. The site gives a discount on production of a C.C.I. card and a takeaway snack bar next to the on site mini market has a limited menu but we find it handy when overnighting rather than start cooking ourselves.