Camping Perlenau

Located in the heart of the Eifel National Park, Camping Perlenau is particularly popular with active holidaymakers who come here for hiking and cycling excursions. For families, the campsite offers a huge natural playground with forests and streams where children of all ages can experience safe adventures.

Forest camping directly on the Eifelsteig trail

If you are looking for peace and quiet or want to spend your holiday in harmony with nature, you will feel completely at home at Camping Perlenau, which is surrounded by wooded slopes. The family-friendly holiday village covers an area of around 1.6 hectares in the middle of a dense pine forest, where children can roam around on their own and organise treasure hunts. The Perlbach stream flowing through the campsite promises exciting water games for the little ones and additional cooling for young and old. Along the banks of the stream there are 56 pitches, some of which are separated by hedges, with meadow grounds. There are also additional unparcelled parking spaces for caravans in the separate motorhome area and on the natural tent meadow, where fire bowls are available for crackling campfires. Travellers have access to electricity and fresh water in all areas. Some pitches are also equipped with waste water connections. The toilet block in the centre of the campsite is heated and has both individual wash cubicles and family bathrooms. Parents will find great family activities around Camping Perlenau, such as a ride on the railbike in Belgium, just 5 km away, or a visit to the nearby Hellenthal game reserve. For hiking enthusiasts, the highlight of the region is the scenically varied Eifelsteig long-distance hiking trail, which consists of a total of 15 daily stages. An idyllic forest walk starts behind the Zeltwiese and leads to the medieval town of Monschau.