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Aire de Willerwald

Camping-cariste

Adresse

23 Rue de la Croix
57430 Willerwald
Moselle, Grand Est
France

Tarifs

10 min water
2

Nombre d'emplacements

Total
1 places

Liens utiles

Official website of the Municipality of Willerwald
Willerwald - CASC

Équipements et services

Vidange
Ravitaillement en eau
Stationnement
Animaux acceptés
Emplacements Standards
Emplacements XL
Éclairages nocturnes
Aires de jeux
Poubelles
Moyens de paiement
Pièces

Description

Friendly motorhome area in Willerwald (Moselle), ideally located along the RN61 about 1 km from the A4 motorway. 24/7 access to the emptying point (grey and black water) and water supply; around ten parking spaces nearby. Pets welcome on site. Within a short walk: artisanal bakery (Boulangerie Berg), unattended shop for local products and a fresh pizza vending machine; Sarralbe market on Thursday morning about 4 km away. Surroundings of forests and meadows with hiking trails, stork watching and presence of protected species such as the azure butterfly. Convenient starting point to explore Moselle’s heritage and nature, with two historic churches to discover in the village.

Tourisme

Willerwald (Moselle, France)

Willerwald is a small commune located in the northeast of the Moselle, near Forbach and the German border. A village in the historic Warndt region, it lies within a landscape marked by former mining activities and large forested areas. The village retains a rural atmosphere, punctuated by traditional houses and roads connecting neighboring villages. It is a convenient starting point for exploring the coal basin and the Franco-German side of the area.

Heritage and history

Willerwald bears traces of 19th- and 20th-century industrialization linked to coal. Remnants of that era can still be seen in the landscape and in local memory. The village is part of a territory where transformed mining sites tell the social and industrial history of the Moselle. Streets and war memorials testify to the turbulent periods of the 20th century between France and Germany.

Nature and landscapes

The natural setting is dominated by the Warndt, a vast forest shared between the Moselle and the Saar. Walks alternate between woods, meadows, and former industrial wastelands that have been repurposed. The proximity of wooded areas provides a pleasant space for walking and observing local wildlife.

Outdoor activities

The commune is well suited to cycling and hiking, with routes linking Forbach, Petite‑Rosselle and the German border. Trails along former mining infrastructures offer informative and accessible routes. Fans of industrial history will find museums and interpretation sites within a short drive.

Gastronomy

The local table reflects Lorraine cuisine: local products, charcuterie, and mirabelle desserts according to the season. Restaurants in neighboring communes offer regional dishes such as quiche lorraine and pâté lorrain.

Not to miss

  • Warndt (forest): walks and cross-border trails.
  • Forbach: services, shops and rail connections.
  • Nearby mining sites: museums and coal basin remains.
  • Cycle routes: links to Germany and neighboring villages.
  • Local products: tasting of Lorraine specialties.

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