Camping
Uhlenköper-Camp Uelzen
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Country guide
Camping in Germany
Find campsites and motorhome Stellplätze in Germany for short stops or a longer camping holiday. Compare places near your route and check which facilities are included before choosing where to spend the night.
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Camping
Camping am Badesee
Parzellierte Stellplätze Stellplatzgröße 95 – 100qm Je nach Platz Rasen – bzw. Schotteruntergrund Geeignet für Wohnmobile, Wohnwagen oder größere Zelte mit Auto Eigener Stromanschluss 16A, CEE Stecker Wasser bzw. Abwasserstelle immer für 4 Plätze
Camping
Camping & Pension Mühlleiten
Petit camping à 2 min en voiture de Konigssee. Toujours de la place pour les tentes, en revanche il y a peu de place pour les véhicules de camping. Tout équipé et service très agréable ! Un peu proche de la route qui est bruyante le matin mais reste calme pendant la nuit.
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Camping Allweglehen
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KNAUS Campingpark Koblenz
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Camping Heidelberg
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Motorhome areas
Wohnmobilstellplatz CITTI-PARK Flensburg
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Motorhome areas
Morelo WoMo Stellplatz
Stellplätze
Motorhome areas
Wohnmobilstellplatz Wangen im Allgäu
Fee includes Wangen guest card for museum, tours etc
Motorhome areas
An der Taubermündung
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Motorhome areas
Wohnmobilstellplatz Allianz Arena
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Parking
Schrami
Parking pour la nuit 14€ Au bord des pontons du lac Schmisee
Plan your camping trip
Choose your overnight stop
Choose a campsite for a longer stay with shared facilities. A motorhome area can suit a short stop in a self-contained vehicle, but showers and toilets are not guaranteed. For a nature stop, check permission, access and your water and waste capacity before you arrive. Compare current site information and recent reviews; a map listing alone does not confirm availability or permission.
Camping and overnight rules
A roadside rest to restore fitness to drive is not a general right to camp on a public car park. For a planned holiday stay, use a campsite or a designated motorhome pitch. Check signs and local restrictions, including whether the parking area admits motorhomes.
When to go and what to check
Before winter travel, confirm that your chosen site and its water supply are open. During holidays, check availability ahead of arrival. At a Stellplatz, confirm vehicle length limits, payment methods and whether toilets or showers are available.
Rules and travel information
Camping questions
Do I need to book these spots?
Booking depends on the operator. Check each place’s current opening dates, arrival times and booking conditions. These are selected places to explore, not a live list of available pitches. Contact the operator before travelling if you need a confirmed place.
Are water, toilets and electricity included?
Facilities vary by place and may cost extra or close seasonally. Check the place details and the operator’s information for water, electricity, toilets and waste disposal. Carry enough supplies to reach an alternative if a service is unavailable.
Useful camping guides
Wild Camping Laws in Europe 2026
Wild Camping Laws in Europe 2026: a practical guide to overnight parking, local restrictions, and the key difference between sleeping in a vehicle and camping across Europe.
Aires, Campsites and Wild Camping: What Is the Difference?
Understand the difference between aires, campsites and wild camping in Europe, so you can choose the right campervan stop and avoid fines.