Warsberg

Camping Warsberg

With its fantastic view over the river Saar and the green valley, camping Warsberg has one of the best locations in this area. You can even see the half-timbered houses in pretty Saarburg - take the cable car down into the town. This top campsite south of the famous Eifel and Moselle regions is an excellent choice for an active or relaxing holiday.

Why camping Warsberg ?

• With views like this, make sure to pack your binoculars and camera. The campsite itself is lovely too. Beautiful pitches and lots of greenery - the real outdoor life is yours to savour!
• Do you enjoy swimming? The indoor pool is great and has lots of fun water toys for the kids. There is also a wellness centre, with infrared cabin, steam cabin, whirlpool and sunbed, where you can really relax and unwind. ( For a fee.)
• The campsite has extensive facilities, such as a mini golf course, football field and a play area and. There are lots of activities for the children and the playground is excellent too!
• Enjoy a lovely meal in the campsite restaurant or a light bite in the snack bar. German gemutlichkeit included!
• New in 2017: Bali 2 and Waikiki 3 mobile homes. Brand new models, provided with extra luxury.

Tip from the specialist:

"A lovely setting and well maintained campsite with a good view. Excellent facilities and a cable car that takes you to the centre of Saarburg."

The surrounding area of Warsberg

This unique destination is situated on a high plateau above the Saar. Here the river flows through steep slopes, where the famous grapes are grown for the Riesling and Müller Thurgau wines. Make sure to sample these at one of the terraces or cafes in Saarburg.

Some tips for your holiday at Warsberg in Saarburg

• The centre of Saarburg is accessible via a cable car, which descends nearly 200 metres (and hopefully takes you back up again). Saarburg is a very pleasant town, with an impressive ruined castle and a twenty metre high waterfall.
• Great for kids: the summer toboggan run in Saarburg. A high speed track down a hillside.
• Take a trip to the old city of Trier, situated on the banks of the Moselle. This was once a bastion of the Roman Empire, and luckily there are still many artifacts to be seen today. The famous Porta Nigra is a fine Roman building in good condition and is one of the four original Trier city gates.
• The wine villages of the Moselle region are on your doorstep here. Just hop into your car and enjoy the scenic 1-hour drive to Bernkastel-Kues, an historic tourist resort surrounded by vineyards.