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Wechelderzande (Lille), Flanders, BelgiumShow on map
Accommodation from € 626,50 per week
- Free cancellation until 15 February
- Only 25% deposit
At a glance
Camping Siesta is a 3-star family camping in Wechelderzande, Flanders, Belgium, nestled in the Antwerp Kempen region surrounded by forests and cycling trails. It offers modern facilities including a playground, sports field, pool, and on-site restaurant, making it ideal for families, couples, and nature enthusiasts.
- Stars
- 3
- Location
- Wechelderzande, Antwerp Campine, Flanders, Belgium
- Playground
- Yes
- Sports field
- Yes
- Restaurant
- Yes, Belgian specialities
- Pets allowed
- Yes
- Bike rental
- Yes
- Type of campsite
- Family and nature campsite
- Shallow Swimming Pond
- Antwerpse Kempen Forests
- Family Adventure Base
- Shallow Swimming PondA child-friendly 50cm-deep swimming pond provides gentle summer cooling.
- Antwerpse Kempen ForestsEnjoy peaceful woodland surroundings with excellent walking and cycling routes nearby.
- Family Adventure BaseCombine relaxing nature days with Bobbejaanland and Antwerp excursions within easy reach
Why this campsite

- Pond lake

- Restaurant
- Bar

- Football
- City bikes to hire
- Tabletennis
- Hiking
- Mountain biking

- Playground
- Trampoline
- Swing
- Slide
- Monkey bars
- Animation
- For children
- Teen activities
- For Adults
- Animation languages
- Dutch

- Mountain bikes to hire
- Kids bikes to hire
- Pedal cars child for hire
- First-aid kit available
- Languages spoken
- English
- French
- German
- Dutch
- Tourist information
- Payments
- Mastercard
- Visa

- Pets allowed
- Dogs allowed

- Paved and Gravel Roads

- Pitches for tents
- Pitches for campers and Caravans
- WC for kids
- Launderette
- Washing machines
- Clothes dryers

- Free
- Available in all areas
Details
- Location
- Near a village, Near a lake, In the forest, Near an amusement park
- Terrain
- Hilly, Wooded
- Distance sea/lake
- 1 km - 5 km
- Accommodation type
- Chalet, Safari tent, Pitch, Mobile home, Tiny house
- Suitable for
- Babies and Toddlers (0-3), Children (4-12), Seniors, Adults
- Luxury level
- Standard
- Address
- Bergsegembaan 36 - 38 - Wechelderzande (Lille), 2275, Wechelderzande (Lille)
Click to enlargeThe surroundings
Distances
- Distance sea/lake
- 1 km - 5 km
- Nearest airport
- (ANR)35 km
- Distance from Utrecht
- 120 km
Getting there by bus
- Supermarket
- Petrol station
- Pharmacy
- Shops2km
Sights & attractions
- Bobbejaanland16 kmEnjoy rides, shows and attractions for the whole family.
- De Lilse Bergen6 kmFamily recreation area with swimming, beaches and outdoor fun.
- Lilse Golf Club4 kmPlay a round surrounded by peaceful Kempen countryside.
- Turnhout15 kmDiscover museums, shopping, cafés and historic city sights.
- Malle12 kmExplore charming villages, woodland and local cycling routes.
- Wortel-Kolonie25 kmWalk through remarkable historic landscapes and woodland.
- Antwerp35 kmEnjoy museums, shopping, architecture and one of Belgium's famous zoos.
- Antwerp Zoo35 kmDiscover an impressive family attraction beside Antwerp Central Station.
- Rinkven Golf Club22 kmEnjoy championship golf among attractive woodland scenery.
- Kalmthout Heath38 kmDiscover expansive heathland, forests and family walking trails.








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Pets
Cars and parking
Reception
Supermarket
Additional information
Distances by road: Utrecht 120 km, Paris 320 km, Calais 237 km, Berlin 620 km, Madrid 1,450 km, Rome 1,250 km, Pozzallo (Sicily) 2,250 km. Nearest international airport: Antwerp International Airport (ANR), approx. 35 km. Campsite size: 7 hectares, 180 pitches. Swimming pond: 1 outdoor swimming pond, approx. 50 cm deep, especially suitable for young children. Pets: dogs are welcome; please check the number of pets allowed when booking. A dog exercise area is available. Cars: the campsite has grass, gravel and sandy surfaces; cars can be parked on or next to the pitch, and rental accommodations have free parking on site. Public transport: nearest bus stop Wechelderzande Kaulildijk; nearest railway station Tielen (approx. 13 km).
Tip from our team
If you are choosing Camping Siesta, our advice is to make the natural surroundings part of the holiday, rather than treating the campsite simply as somewhere to sleep. The woodland location is one of its strongest advantages, with walking and cycling routes starting close to the park. Guests have particularly appreciated the peaceful atmosphere, spacious surroundings and the friendly welcome, while comments also highlight how pleasant it is to sit outside on the accommodation's veranda and listen to the birds. For families, I would take bicycles if possible. The Antwerp Kempen is exceptionally well suited to cycling, and the relatively flat landscape makes family rides manageable. For younger children, make use of the playgrounds and the shallow swimming pond during warm weather. The pond is approximately 50 cm deep, making it particularly suited to little ones, although parents should always supervise children closely. Another tip is to check La Cantina's opening schedule before arrival. The Spanish-style tapas bar can be a lovely place for an evening meal, but opening is seasonal and not guaranteed every day. For a bigger day out, book a day for Bobbejaanland. At around 16km away, it is close enough to combine easily with a camping holiday, while Antwerp gives older children and parents plenty of culture, shopping, museums and sightseeing.
Reviews
Glamping
“We had a wonderful stay in the glamping at Camping Siësta. The accommodation was comfortable, tidy and fully equipped. It was the perfect combination of camping in nature with the comforts of home. The campsite itself is cosy, well maintained and has a relaxed atmosphere. The staff was friendly and helpful, which made us feel welcome immediately. The area is also beautiful and offers plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling or just to unwind. For us this was the ideal place to escape from the daily hustle and bustle. We enjoyed the peace, the beautiful accommodation and the hospitality. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a comfortable glamping experience! We will definitely be back!”
764griethGood for families.
“We stayed for two nights as a family of 4 with two small children. An email was sent before we arrived with a key code to get in and our pitch number, so we didn’t need to check in. The pitch was nice, a little on the small side but big enough for our tent and a table and chairs. There is a nice little play area with trampoline for littles just outside the cantina bar. The site is situated in woodland which is nice for evening/morning strolls. The shower block is nice - plenty of showers with warm water, and a handy little baby/toddler bath. Toilets - only two ladies toilets and a lack of toilet paper… but everything nice and clean and I just made sure to take my own paper in!”
gemmadB898JLCowboys
“It's outrageous how people are treated. If you have an annual place, you pay for everything such as the water bill that is settled up to three years ago while we have a lump sum contractually fixed. Like the WiFi which is free for everyone but not for the annual pitches ,180€ per year. Electricity that's doubled. Enz. I myself have stood there for 10 years and experienced things that are so Scandalous. I myself have undergone 2 murder attempts on behalf of the camping boss Mark.by the Dutch boyfriends Mail being intercepted and disappearing. Wifi cable cut . Power cable cut in February, I sat there without heating in the dark. Real cowboy stuff. And why, because I still had an old contract on which he couldn't earn anything. Because that's what it's all about, money money and still money. The time of charm camping is over. And then there was the invasion of the Dutch in soft sand. I'd say Mark and Mariska, fu k you and you can be bankrupt rap”
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