Practical information
The price includes entry to the reserve and a visit along the 3.5 km signposted route.
Length of visit: between an hour and two hours.
Unfortunately, our four-legged friends are not allowed in the reserve.
Reservations are compulsory at weekends, during school holidays and on public holidays.
Access to the reserve is slightly modified due to construction work. See the access diagram further down this page.
Prices
Individual
- Contributing visitor (entrance + participation in the nature reserve extension project): €8
- Adults: €5
- Reduced rate (student/teacher/365/”Au fil de la Haut-Meuse”): €3
- Article 27: €1
- Children (aged 6 – 12): €1
- Children under 6*: free
- Ardenne & Gaume member: free
* – Please note that the site is not accessible to pushchairs.
Group
To make a reservation for a group of 10 people or more, please contact us by telephone or e-mail.
Access
By car
10 minutes from Dinant, 30 minutes from Namur.
From the E411 motorway, exit 20, route Charlemagne (N97), exit Dinant, follow Furfooz.
Parking
A parking lot is located in front of the Furfooz cemetery, offering a picturesque 1.8 km walk through the village of Furfooz.
Another parking area is situated in front of the Gendron-Celles train station, providing a 1.2 km walk along the River Lesse. If you start from here, begin your walk in the reserve at La Flobette (follow the blue arrows).
Parking is also available in front of the reserve reception chalet.
By train
The Furfooz nature reserve is accessible by train from Gendron-Celles station (1.2 km walk). On leaving the station, turn left and follow the Lesse on the right bank (GR126 long-distance hiking trail).
PMR
Unfortunately, the site is not wheelchair accessible.
Access During Construction Work
As part of the Furfooz site enhancement project, construction work will take place throughout the 2024 season. We would like to inform you that the nature reserve will remain open to the public during this period. However, this work may affect the reserve’s parking lot as well as some trails temporarily.
We thank you for your understanding and invite you to regularly check our website for updates on the condition of the trails and infrastructure. We are doing everything we can to minimize inconvenience and provide you with a pleasant experience despite the ongoing work.