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Ypres is a wonderful place to explore. Wander through the shopping streets towards the main square, which comes alive every Saturday with market stalls. Take a seat on a cosy terrace and enjoy a Belgian beer. There’s plenty to do in the surrounding area as well, with other charming towns nearby and many cycling and walking routes. Staying at a campsite near Ypres means you’ll never be short of things to do.
There’s a wide selection of campsites in the Ypres area. Looking for something large and luxurious? Or do you prefer a small nature campsite? There are also campsites with swimming pools and plenty of facilities for children. Travelling by motorhome? There’s also a camper area available. So much choice! Browse our selection and book your perfect camping holiday!
The First World War had a huge impact on Ypres, and you can see this history reflected in its monuments and museums. But there’s much more to discover and experience in Ypres and the surrounding region.
Spend a day in this beautiful city, just about an hour from Ypres. Enjoy shopping, visit one of the many fascinating museums, take your children to one of the attractions, or get some fresh air by the sea.
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Another lovely city in Belgium, Bruges is one of the most popular and romantic destinations. Stroll through the medieval city centre and enjoy a romantic boat trip along the canals. This city is a must-visit when holidaying in this region of Belgium.
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This impressive museum tells the story of the devastating First World War. Discover what life was like on the front through multimedia exhibits and listen to the personal stories of four people who fought in the war.
This British cemetery commemorates those who lost their lives in the First World War. It is a moving and beautiful place in Ypres. Originally established by the French in 1914, the site was used by the British from 1915 to 1918. Today, it is the final resting place for soldiers from Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
This impressive church, with its 100-metre-high tower, dominates the skyline. Although it was completely destroyed during the First World War, it was rebuilt in the 1920s.
Looking to combine camping with an interesting city trip? Ypres is the perfect destination. Check out our selection and book your camping holiday today!
