Camping in Germany
Breathtaking expanses, tranquil nature and lively cities. The versatility of Germany convinces all friends of nature camping. The many small campsites, quiet pitches or romantic nature campsites are the perfect retreat for your next camping adventure.
Camping in Germany - this is what our campers think
Explore Germany: Camping Adventures & Local Highlights
Special characteristics of the region
Germany's camping landscape is as varied as its regions, offering everything from alpine camping in Bavaria to beachside retreats on the North and Baltic Seas. Campers can find themselves waking up to the sound of the ocean, nestled in the heart of a dense forest, or gazing at the stars from a mountain peak.
Places to visit
Explore the fairy-tale castles of Bavaria, including the world-famous Neuschwanstein Castle. Venture into the Black Forest, a vast expanse of wooded hills and picturesque villages that inspired the Brothers Grimm. Stroll through the colorful Lüneburg Heath as the heather blooms or enjoy the ocean of the Baltic sea in the north.
Activities
Germany is suitable for everyone who is looking for a time out in nature. Whether families with children, couples or solo adventurers - everyone will find their individual camping experience here. Hike or bike through the Bavarian Alps, sail or windsurf on the Masurian Lakes, or kayak down the meandering rivers of the Mosel Valley.
Events, festivals and traditions
Germany is famous for its vibrant festivals, most notably Oktoberfest in Munich, where beer and Bavarian culture take center stage. The Rhine in Flames is a spectacular fireworks display set against the backdrop of the Rhine Valley. Traditional Christmas markets light up towns and cities in December, offering a warm, festive atmosphere.
Best time to travel
For those who like to travel off the beaten path, Germany is a great year-round camping destination. The summer months are ideal for music festivals and art events, while the fall and winter months allow for hiking and skiing in the snowy forests and mountains. Even in high season, an authentic and simple camping experience is possible away from the crowded campgrounds.
Regional specialities
German cuisine varies by region, offering hearty dishes like Bavarian pretzels, Thuringian sausages, and Schwarzwald cake from the Black Forest. Each region has its own beer specialty, from crisp Pilsners in the north to rich wheat beers in Bavaria. Don't miss the chance to sample local cheeses, breads, and wines along your camping journey.
Regional specialities
German cuisine varies by region, offering hearty dishes like Bavarian pretzels, Thuringian sausages, and Schwarzwald cake from the Black Forest. Each region has its own beer specialty, from crisp Pilsners in the north to rich wheat beers in Bavaria. Don't miss the chance to sample local cheeses, breads, and wines along your camping journey.
Special characteristics of the region
Germany's camping landscape is as varied as its regions, offering everything from alpine camping in Bavaria to beachside retreats on the North and Baltic Seas. Campers can find themselves waking up to the sound of the ocean, nestled in the heart of a dense forest, or gazing at the stars from a mountain peak.
Places to visit
Explore the fairy-tale castles of Bavaria, including the world-famous Neuschwanstein Castle. Venture into the Black Forest, a vast expanse of wooded hills and picturesque villages that inspired the Brothers Grimm. Stroll through the colorful Lüneburg Heath as the heather blooms or enjoy the ocean of the Baltic sea in the north.
Activities
Germany is suitable for everyone who is looking for a time out in nature. Whether families with children, couples or solo adventurers - everyone will find their individual camping experience here. Hike or bike through the Bavarian Alps, sail or windsurf on the Masurian Lakes, or kayak down the meandering rivers of the Mosel Valley.
Events, festivals and traditions
Germany is famous for its vibrant festivals, most notably Oktoberfest in Munich, where beer and Bavarian culture take center stage. The Rhine in Flames is a spectacular fireworks display set against the backdrop of the Rhine Valley. Traditional Christmas markets light up towns and cities in December, offering a warm, festive atmosphere.
Best time to travel
For those who like to travel off the beaten path, Germany is a great year-round camping destination. The summer months are ideal for music festivals and art events, while the fall and winter months allow for hiking and skiing in the snowy forests and mountains. Even in high season, an authentic and simple camping experience is possible away from the crowded campgrounds.
Regional specialities
German cuisine varies by region, offering hearty dishes like Bavarian pretzels, Thuringian sausages, and Schwarzwald cake from the Black Forest. Each region has its own beer specialty, from crisp Pilsners in the north to rich wheat beers in Bavaria. Don't miss the chance to sample local cheeses, breads, and wines along your camping journey.
Special characteristics of the region
Germany's camping landscape is as varied as its regions, offering everything from alpine camping in Bavaria to beachside retreats on the North and Baltic Seas. Campers can find themselves waking up to the sound of the ocean, nestled in the heart of a dense forest, or gazing at the stars from a mountain peak.
About Nomady
Nomady is for everyone who loves to be out and about in nature. Whether with a campervan or motorhome, a tent, hiking, on vacation or just passing through. The overnight options at our hosts are varied: a simple meadow, a pitch next to a creek, a large garden, a rustic hut or a secluded spot in the forest. Depending on your needs and preferences you can filter for camps with specific facilities, surroundings or your preferred activities. There are also many offers which include a fireplace, are especially family-friendly or the perfect place for dogs (and they even stay for free).
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