Campsites near Gros Ouvrage du Hackenberg
We have 2 campsites near Gros Ouvrage du Hackenberg (less than 50 km away) :
- Mirabelle – located in Volstroff (10 km from Gros Ouvrage du Hackenberg)
- Etang de la Mutche – located in Harprich (48 km from Gros Ouvrage du Hackenberg)
2 campsites near Gros Ouvrage du Hackenberg (radius 50 km)
Frequently asked questions
What can you do at the Gros Ouvrage du Hackenberg?
What sites or activities are near Hackenberg?
What is the best time to visit Hackenberg?
Where to stay near the Gros Ouvrage du Hackenberg?
What interesting cities can be visited near the campsite?
The region around the campsite is full of cities and sites to discover! Just 52 km away, Metz invites you to explore its majestic cathedral and the Centre Pompidou. Continue your journey to Nancy (59 km) to admire the famous Place Stanislas and its Art Nouveau architecture. You can also explore Saarbrcken in Germany, located nearby, for an international getaway.
Can historical monuments be visited nearby?
Yes, the region is rich in historical monuments. In Metz, you can admire the majestic cathedral and the magnificent Temple Neuf. In Nancy, the famous Place Stanislas and its Art Nouveau architecture are must-sees.
Are there other tourist attractions to discover in Lorraine?
Lorraine is full of other treasures to discover! You can visit the Amnville Zoo, the Salt Museum in Marsal (31 km), and the Meisenthal Glassworks (65 km) for unique and enriching discoveries.
Is the campsite in a quiet or lively area?
Camping Etang de la Mutche offers a peaceful and green setting by the pond, conducive to rest and relaxation, as many customer reviews highlight. The ClicoChic atmosphere is designed to take time to live at your own pace, while also offering entertainment for those who wish it.
Has Capfun won the Travel d'Or award?
Yes, Capfun was honored at the Travel d'Or™ 2025, which rewards tourism companies. This award highlights the brand's notoriety, creativity, technology, and sustainable commitment in the camping sector.










