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Camping Toodlermillen to reopen on May 25

18.05.2026 12:48 1 min 1 source РУС
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The Luxembourg state has purchased the Toodlermillen Family & Youth Camp, closed since 2024, from the Keiser family. The 120-pitch site in the Sauer Valley will serve as a hub for youth events, including scout camps for 500–1,000 participants. The first major camp is scheduled for summer 2028. The campsite is also open to families and travelers visiting the Upper Sauer Nature Park.

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Camping Toodlermillen to reopen on May 25

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