Camping Tellin

Tellin is a commune of 4 small villages including Resteigne, Bure and Grupont, and is a holiday destination that is highly prized by visitors. With some 2,500 inhabitants, its 5,600 hectares of lush nature and its special location between the Belgian Ardennes and Famenne, this peaceful and serene little municipality will form the setting for some lovely days in Belgium. And let's not forget its architectural, industrial and religious heritage either, which certainly make it worth a detour! And after all these new discoveries, it'll be time for you and the kids to return to your family campsite, where all sorts of activities are in store for you! A water park with heated swimming pools, a restaurant serving delicious local specialities, a bar serving lovely Belgian beers, all sorts of activities for people of all ages, mini clubs for your little ones, mobile homes with all the mod cons and terraces, camping pitches for your tent, caravan or campervan, and even a mini market, just the thing for your provisions and for putting together a picnic for the next day's hike!

Spending your holidays in Tellin means enjoying an exceptional natural setting between forests, valleys and rivers. Strolls in the Belgian Ardennes, outings to the Rocher à Pic with its amazing views over the Lesse River, walks along the paths of the wild arboretum etc. A real piece of paradise for hikers and nature lovers! And for people looking for even more, head back to the Sandaya campsite: in a tree-filled area of lush greenery beside the river, get your fill of your favourite outdoor activities! Belgium is overflowing with gorgeous natural landscapes, so it's up to you to discover them as soon as you can! 

For your next camping holiday in the region of Wallonia, head for the town of the carillon and of music! Tallin was Belgium's last bell-making foundry, and will take you back to a unique world in which history and traditions live side by side, for all campers to come and enjoy! This former bell foundry, which is now a museum dedicated to bell-making, takes you to a fascinating world focusing on this ancient art. And in the former factory you'll find no fewer than 13,000 bells that were cast here! Though work came to an end here in 1970, this place continues to be the country's most important bell making establishment. Make the most of your Sandaya holiday and come and see it all with the family!