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Holiday homes with barbecue in Belgium

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Holiday homes with barbecue in Belgium

A holiday without a barbecue is like a summer without sun. At many of our holiday homes a barbecue is ready and waiting in the garden, from a simple charcoal model to a professional gas grill. Buy local produce at the market, light the fire and enjoy a meal in the open air.

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Barbecuing on holiday has something deeply relaxing about it. No rush, no planning, just putting meat and vegetables on the grill while the children play in the garden and the adults pour a glass of wine. In the Ardennes many owners also grill game from the region, and on the coast a barbecue with fresh fish and shellfish is well worth trying.

Properties with a barbecue almost always come with a generous garden or terrace. That makes them suitable for larger groups who want to eat outside. When booking, check whether the barbecue is included or whether you need to bring charcoal yourself.

Why Belgium for with barbecue?

The barbecue is the centrepiece of any summer holiday with an outdoor space. Meat and vegetables on the grill, the sound of the fire, a cool drink in hand and the children still playing outside as it gets dark. Belgium has more beautiful gardens and terraces than people realise, from sprawling outdoor areas in the Ardennes to sheltered courtyards in the Campine.

In the Ardennes the local markets are well worth a visit for game, regional sausages and cheeses that work brilliantly on the grill. On the Belgian coast you will find fresh fish and shellfish straight from the local fishermen. A holiday barbecue becomes a culinary tour of the region in its own right.

What makes a good barbecue spot at a holiday home?

A great barbecue spot is more than a grill in the garden. When choosing, look for a sheltered, flat surface at a safe distance from the house and any planting, with enough room to stand around the barbecue without it getting crowded. A covered terrace or an awning is invaluable, as it means you can still grill even when Belgian weather decides not to cooperate.

On the practical side, an outdoor kitchen or a worktop beside the barbecue makes a real difference: somewhere to put plates, sauces and utensils, ideally with an outdoor tap nearby. A large table outside, plenty of chairs and some atmospheric lighting turn a barbecue evening into a proper occasion. Check the photos of each property to see whether the outdoor space is set up for it.

The best regions for a barbecue holiday

In the Ardennes, the barbecue is part of the holiday. Many chalets and forest houses have a spacious garden or a terrace with a view, and the local markets offer game, regional sausages and cheeses that are superb on the grill. After a day's walking, a barbecue in the evening sun tastes twice as good.

The Campine and the Flemish Ardennes are also excellent for a barbecue break, with generous gardens and farmhouse holiday homes where you can dine at your leisure. On the Belgian coast, combine a barbecue with fresh fish and shellfish from the local fishermen. Wherever you choose, filter for an outdoor space with a barbecue to make sure you are well set up.

Charcoal, gas or stone: what type of barbecue will you find?

Holiday homes come with different types of barbecue. The classic charcoal model gives that distinctive smoky flavour but takes a little patience and practice. A gas barbecue is quicker to get going and easier to control, ideal for those who want to grill without any fuss. Some rural properties have a built-in stone barbecue or a fire bowl, perfect for a convivial evening around the flames.

Ask the owner exactly what is provided and whether any fuel is on site. With a charcoal barbecue you often need to bring your own charcoal and firelighters; with a gas barbecue it is worth checking whether the bottle is full. A considerate owner makes this clear in the description or on arrival.

Barbecuing with a large group: what to consider

Cooking for a large group on the barbecue calls for a bit more space and planning. Make sure there is a barbecue large enough that you do not have to cook in rounds, and a garden or terrace roomy enough for everyone to sit comfortably. A second fridge or a large cool box in the property is a real bonus for keeping meat and drinks chilled.

Agree in advance who is bringing what, and take note of the owner's house rules around open fire and noise. Clean the barbecue after use and leave the garden tidy, which owners appreciate greatly. That way a barbecue evening with friends or family stays a pleasant memory for everyone involved.

Tips

  • 1Ask whether charcoal or gas is included. If not, buy some locally or bring your own.
  • 2Check whether there is a covered terrace in case of rain. Belgian summer weather is unpredictable.
  • 3Always clean the barbecue thoroughly after use.
  • 4Visit a local market or butcher for the best regional produce.
  • 5Ask the owner about the best local suppliers. They know the area better than anyone.

FAQ

Is the barbecue included in the price of the holiday home?
Yes, in most cases a barbecue is simply available in the garden and included in the rental price. You sometimes need to bring charcoal or gas yourself, or buy it locally. Check this when booking to avoid surprises on arrival.
What type of barbecue do holiday homes in Belgium have?
The most common types are a classic charcoal barbecue and a gas barbecue. More expensive and larger properties sometimes have a professional gas grill. In the Ardennes many properties also have an outdoor fireplace or fire bowl that you can use for grilling.
Are there holiday homes with a covered barbecue area?
Yes, some holiday homes have a covered carport or veranda with a barbecue spot, so you can still grill outside in the rain. That is a handy extra in a country where the weather does not always cooperate. Look for 'covered terrace' in the description.
Where do I buy local produce for the barbecue in Belgium?
Local markets in the Ardennes sell game, regional sausages and cheeses that are excellent on the barbecue. On the coast you will find fresh fish and shellfish at the local fishmongers. Farmers' markets on Saturday are a firm tradition in many Belgian municipalities and well worth a visit.
Can I always barbecue at a holiday home in Belgium?
Usually yes, but during dry summers the Ardennes sometimes impose a temporary ban on open fires and charcoal. A gas barbecue generally remains allowed. Check the owner's house rules and local notices, as your host knows about any restrictions.
Are there holiday homes with a barbecue for a large group?
Yes. Group homes in the Ardennes often have a large garden with a generous barbecue or fire pit and a long table for ten to twenty people. Filter on large groups to see the properties set up for group stays.
When is the barbecue season in Belgium?
From May to September you are safest for an outdoor barbecue. July and August are the warmest, May and September often the most pleasant without the crowds. For grilling in the shoulder season, choose a home with a covered terrace or outdoor kitchen.
Which holiday homes combine a barbecue with a pool or jacuzzi?
Many charming homes bring together a barbecue and a private pool or jacuzzi, perfect for a summer day spent entirely outdoors. Combine your search with the pool or jacuzzi theme to find these properties.

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