Camping Kautenbach

“Wonderful pitches along the river”

What a great place! We stayed for two nights so had time to explore the area a bit. There are two nice trails crossing the campsite. The camping was quiet and we could chose our own place so ended up next to the river with plenty of space and great views. The owners are very nice and welcoming. We … Mais

What a great place! We stayed for two nights so had time to explore the area a bit. There are two nice trails crossing the campsite. The camping was quiet and we could chose our own place so ended up next to the river with plenty of space and great views. The owners are very nice and welcoming. We had dinner one evening which was very nice. The sanitary block is maybe a little dated but functioned very well despite a low outside temperature.

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“Very nice kid-friendly campsite ... but very profit oriented and some caveats ...”

Visited the place with our own tent. Nice big pitches, several playgrounds, a nice shallow river, clean and sufficient bathrooms. Looks like a perfect campsite for families who want to spend serious money on camping, as the place is very expensive compared to others around. There are some caveat… Mais

Visited the place with our own tent. Nice big pitches, several playgrounds, a nice shallow river, clean and sufficient bathrooms. Looks like a perfect campsite for families who want to spend serious money on camping, as the place is very expensive compared to others around. There are some caveats however: - Beware of the shower timer, especially when taking your kids along. After 6 minutes it blocks for 5 minutes. - Advertised as a family place, they charge a cutlery surcharge ("couvert") if you ask for an additional plate to share one of the disches with the children. Been travelling for a month, visited more than 15 restaurants in Luxemburg, France and Germany. Didn't happen once, until we got the bill in the kid-friendly camping Bistrot. Unbelieveable. - Some mayonnaise or ketchup with the fries for the kids? Pay extra for a small touch of ketchup. Wasn't this a kid-friendly campsite? - If you're selling ice-cream at the price of a good restaurant, the quality should be up to standards. Topping a "Dame Blanche" with a cheap out-of-a-plastic-bottle chocolate-like sirop is a definite no-go! - Restaurant and bar are closed on Thursday. If I'm on holiday, I want holiday every day ... After paying serious money for the pitch and people, I left feeling uncomfortable having to pay for all the small extra's and paying to much for necessities such as bread (1,80 euro for a baguette, really?). It's not about the money, it is about the feeling that you are being forced into the commercial mill. If I'd want that, I go to Disneyland. If you're fine with that, the place is great.

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“Nice place, but with limitations”

We booked a pod for one night through booking.com. When arrived we were advised that we need our own bed linen or sleeping bags, which we did not have. They said it it written somewhere!? A chalet with bed lining was offered to us. For different price of course. Chalet was very nice, clean and spac… Mais

We booked a pod for one night through booking.com. When arrived we were advised that we need our own bed linen or sleeping bags, which we did not have. They said it it written somewhere!? A chalet with bed lining was offered to us. For different price of course. Chalet was very nice, clean and spacious. Location is very quiet and surrounded by woods. For our taste is a bit to low in the walley. Like being in a volcano crater where you can see the sky only above your head. We do prefer more opened space. Unfortunately restaurant is closed on Thursdays. So we have to have breakfast somewhere on the way.

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