The Reenert

Facilities:
Most facilities are on the Fuussekaul textile area:
– Supermarket, café and restaurant
– Bicycle rental and WIFI for a fee
– Hair salon and gym for a fee
– ATM (550 meters)
– Beach volleyball court and climbing course
– Bus stop in front of the door
– Miniature golf and indoor playground
– Laundry for a fee

Relaxation:
– Heated freshwater indoor pool
– Sauna and steam bath   NEW open on weekends
– Cold water immersion bath NEW open on weekends
– 2 bocce boules courts, giant chessboard and playground
– Large trampoline, campfire area and WIFI for a fee.

With your own car:
From Utrecht, it is approximately 325 kilometers drive to Camping de Reenert.

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Not too far from the Netherlands, so great for a weekend or week away, is Luxembourg. Luxembourg borders Belgium, France and Germany and is 2,587 square meters in size. It has about 505,800 inhabitants, many of whom are originally from one of its neighboring countries. A large majority of Luxembourg’s population is Catholic. The north of Luxembourg is called the Ösling and is part of the Ardennes. The area consists of forested mountains, hills and river valleys. Burgplatz is a well-known mountain and the Kneiff is the highest (560 meters). There are several nature parks in the north: German-Luxembourg Nature Park, Our Nature Park and the Obersauer Nature Park. The southern part of the country, the Gutland, is hilly and more people live there. There are several regions: The Luxembourg Plateau is a flat sandstone formation, on which the country’s capital is located. Little Switzerland (with the Mullerthal) is a rocky terrain with dense forests and is a tourist attraction. Here there is a well-known waterfall, the Schiessentümpel. Schengen is a small town located in the tri-border region of Luxembourg, Germany and France. The city’s landmark is St. John’s Cathedral. Marcus Tower, rising high above the vines of Mount Markus.
Viticulture takes place along the country’s southeastern border. They are predominantly light, fresh white summer wines.
You can also experience a lot in the capital Luxembourg and in the picturesque towns located here.

Specialties: 
French cuisine with German influences can be found in Luxembourg cuisine. There are few real specialties of the country itself.

Drinking:
Luxembourg is rich in vineyards and also has tastings. They are predominantly light and fresh summer wines.

Language:
Three official languages are spoken, German, French and Luxembourgish. Luxemburgish is a language related to German.

Currency:
The currency is the euro. Furthermore, the price level is about the same as the price level in the Netherlands.

Climate:
Luxembourg, like the Netherlands and Belgium, generally has a temperate maritime climate, but because it is sheltered by the Ardennes, its climate is a little more in between a temperate maritime climate and a weak continental climate.