What’s happening?
La Fête dans le Guidon
La Fête dans le Guidon invites you to a weekend of cycling, nature and music in the Hautes Fagnes.
Departure on Saturday morning and return on Sunday afternoon with a stopover in a gîte or campsite and a little festival of discovery in the heart of nature.
On the programme: cycling or walking, concerts, relaxation, good, invigorating meals and a late evening by the fire with a few local beers.
Note: The night from Saturday to Sunday is not on our campsite but many participators stay with us the night before or after.
Haaste Töne?! & Welt Music Fest
On Friday evening, the festival opens with several concerts featuring artists from all over the world.
On Saturday and Sunday, there is a wonderful programme from young to old. The programme starts for the very young and continues into the evening hours.
Highly recommended, easy to reach by bike or walk to via the forest.
Temse Park, Eupen
Closing celebration: Michael and the Dragon
Together we celebrate the closing of the season and prepare the terrain for winter. More info can be found in our newsletter.
And you can also sign up directly here.
We were also really thrilled to find out, via one of our campers, that there is an official celebration around the end of september; Michaelmas. Most importantly, it involves a Dragon. This is the interpretation of Waldorf. Awesome.
This celebration, starting in the Middle Ages as a harvest festival, symbolizes and honors good triumphing over evil, courage over cowardice. A story that is relatable to all people; somehow we must find the courage and strength to prevail difficulties in our life.
This weekend we will be facing our dragons and be courageous.
It will be based on the same concept of the opening weekend: you can book for a minimum of 2 nights. You leave the comment ‘Dragon’. When sending in your request it will show you the full price, but in our final confirmation you will see that you can stay for free. In exchange we ask for 3-4 hours a day to help us out prepare the campsite for wintertime.
More info will follow, although we will have to shape this event for the first time together.
If the theme triggers you and you might already have ideas to contribute during the weekend, feel the courage to send us an email.
Midsummernights
It is simply on our wishlist to organise something nice together during the midsummer nights. The ancient Germanic people celebrated Midsummer with going into nature, make a big fire and dance. Sounds feasible, not? Nothing set in stone, but it would be great to celebrate this weekend together anyway.
Eupener Music Marathon
Up to date info can be found here in German and French: https://www.eupenmusikmarathon.be/
Enjoy Eupen full with music and performances!
Pentecost Bridge Building
Quite some people told us that they would love to help building the bridge. Already in the time of the previous owners, the hanging bridge was built during Pentecost. We invite you to be part of the team.
Prepare yourself for some river struggles and wet feet.
Easter Opening weekend
During this weekend we welcome you to help us preparing the terrain for the new season. We will be hauling stones, prune the garden, fix, sweep and decorate. Most importantly it is to have you there as well for the company. You can expect al lot of kind people, a fire, dancing, silent disco, and we will try to order some sun.
What’s the deal?
For 3-4 hours a day you help us out with the preparations. There will be coffee and tea during the day and there will be some bread and fruit for your breakfast, lunch, brunch. You can sign up for dinner (donation based) on forehand during check-in. The bar is open, with special volunteer prices. Anything you’d like to offer during the weekend (performance, jokes, music,…)? Feel free to contact us. Cheers!
You stay for a minimum of 2 nights. You can book your camping spot via the website and you can leave the comment ‘DRAGON’, you will see the normal costs when you send in your request. Only in our final confirmation you will see that you can stay for free (caramba!).