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Camping Nimseck

Irrel

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One of the largest and most beautiful places in the southern Eifel invites you! Restaurants, heated outdoor pool, playgrounds, children's entertainment. 4 km to Echternach (Lux.), ADAC-, ACSI CampCard, BestDeal. 10 pitches Electricity connection Possibility of supply and disposal Sanitary facilities Lighting Dogs are allowed Subject to charge

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