Domaine Provincial de Chevetogne

The Domaine Provincial de Chevetogne is a vast 550-hectare nature and recreation estate located in the province of Namur, serving as a gateway to the Belgian Ardennes. This beloved family destination offers forests, meadows, playgrounds, and nature trails set within a stunning landscape of rolling hills and ancient woodland. For wheelchair users, Chevetogne stands out as one of Wallonia's most thoughtfully adapted outdoor destinations.

The domain features a dedicated PMR trail, marked in purple (mauve), stretching 1.43 kilometres on smooth asphalt with a maximum gradient of just 5 percent. This gentle, well-surfaced path allows wheelchair users to enjoy the natural beauty of the domain independently and comfortably. In addition, a small tourist train equipped with a wheelchair ramp circulates through the park, offering an alternative way to explore the wider estate. Three designated PMR parking zones are conveniently located at key entry points throughout the domain.

Adapted toilet facilities are available at multiple locations, and the on-site restaurants and cafeterias are wheelchair accessible. Chevetogne is open from spring through autumn, with summer being the busiest season due to its outdoor swimming areas and play zones. For a quieter, more contemplative visit, spring and early autumn offer mild weather and beautiful foliage. The domain is easily reached by car from Namur or Liege and offers ample parking. Whether you are looking for a short accessible stroll or a full day immersed in Ardennes nature, Chevetogne delivers an inclusive and memorable experience.