Overnachtingshaven Lobith is an inland overnight harbour on the Waal, formally designated by Rijkswaterstaat as a rest stop where inland waterway vessels can moor safely. It sits at approximately river kilometre 863.

4, near the German border, and was one of only three officially recognised overnachtingshavens on the Waal as of 2018. The harbour was modernised as part of the Toekomstvisie Waal project.

Together with the nearby Overnachtingshaven Spijk, which opened in 2024, the two facilities now offer around 70 combined berths for inland shipping.

The harbour serves a critical safety function: without sufficient overnight moorings, vessels are forced to anchor in the river to comply with mandatory rest-time regulations, a practice that raises collision risks, particularly given the volume of hazardous cargo transported on the waterway.