Fort Vurig is a campground set within Fort Vuren, a historic tower fort built around 1845 on the banks of the Waal near the village of Vuren.

The fort was constructed as part of the Nieuwe Hollandse Waterlinie and is now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Campers sleep on a small-scale campsite on what is described as a charming island, surrounded by the fort's ancient walls.

Beyond camping, the site offers a range of accommodations including hotel rooms and bunker stays. Restaurant Vurig serves lunch and dinner on the grounds.

Cyclists and hikers can access nearby routes such as the Waterliniepad, and the Sky of Hope WWII aviation museum is also in the area. The fort regularly hosts guided tours, art exhibitions, and seasonal markets.