Summertime is excursion time and you don’t know where you want to go next time? A camping weekend in Baden-Württemberg can be a great experience. Whether with tent, roof tent or a caravan, in the green mountains you can enjoy the clean country air and nature to the fullest. Baden-Württemberg is well known for its popular hiking regions. With the right campsite you can look forward to beautiful hilly landscapes, cosy hikers’ cabins and great views. This state leaves nothing to be desired in terms of nature. We at FIV have explored Baden-Württemberg for you. We show you wilderness like in Canada, beaches like in Italy and flower meadows like in Holland. Here are the best campsites for nature enthusiasts who want to enjoy the summer with their tent, caravan or motorhome. You will find many more good recommendations on Campwerk: Campingplatz Baden-Württenberg.
You don’t necessarily have to leave Germany to have a great holiday. In Baden- Württemberg you can use your holidays perfectly to get closer to camping. So that you can enjoy your camping time perfectly, we have collected the most important information for you.
Planning: Think through your camping trip, consider the weather and find a route you can take to explore beautiful places and stay at suitable campsites.
Checklist: Create a personal camping checklist with the necessary equipment – either on paper or on your smartphone. With a reminder, you won’t forget anything.
Infrastructure: For the “first time” it would be advantageous to choose a larger campsite with paved pitches, new sanitary facilities, a kiosk or small market. This is comfortable and you can also exchange with other campers and gather your first experiences.
Technical check: If you rent a motorhome or buy a new one, you should discuss the most important technical issues. Otherwise, it can quickly happen that you do not know how to fill a water tank.
Test equipment at home: Try out your camping equipment at home before your holiday. If possible, pitch the tent in the garden and familiarise yourself with the gas cooker, inflatable camping mat etc. in advance.
Transportable household: Take hygiene items from home with you. You don’t have to buy new things like a brush, sponge, washing-up liquid and tea towels. It also makes sense to bring a broom, kitchen roll, storage boxes and garbage bags, which most people have at home anyway.
Weatherproof, warm clothing: Even if the forecast is for two weeks of sunshine, pack clothes for all weathers so you stay dry even if it rains. It can cool down in the evenings when camping.
Arrive early enough: Plan enough time to arrive. Many campsites allocate pitches in the morning. Then you still have a choice without a reservation and can set up the tent or caravan in peace.
Meal planning: Most campers cook with a built in kitchen or kitchenette. Here it would be an advantage to find recipes that you can cook well in a small space. You can also pack some food and buy small items in camping markets.
Close tent, camper and caravan: As soon as you are on a hike during the day, you should lock your dwelling and make it rainproof. This will prevent mosquitoes and other animals from pestering you at night. You also protect your furniture from rain and showers.
Tent, roof tent or camper
More and more younger people are becoming interested in camping. Camping, sleeping in a sleeping bag and cooking on the gas stove and the view of pure nature, many young people find relaxing. A good night ‘s sleep is important when camping – and German campsites in particular provide restful nights. So you can stay just about anywhere with your own car, tent or camper.
Camping tips in the magazine
Whether in Germany, Europe or worldwide – FIV Magazine has summarized the best camping and travel places for you. We show you how to enjoy a camping holiday and what highlights you can experience while camping.
Camping checklist
A campsite offers individual recreational activities in addition to the beautiful sites. For couples, there are often spas, beer gardens and cafes to enhance your nature holiday. As a family, it’s nice to give the kids the chance to let off steam in the great outdoors. Some campsites offer swimming pools, playgrounds and other child-friendly attractions for this purpose. Sports enthusiasts can also work out in the swimming pool or fitness rooms during their vacation and continue to stay fit during their free time. While package holidaymakers have to leave their pets at home, campsites offer pet-friendly options to take your dog and cat with you and enjoy your holiday with your pet.
Near the beach / lake
Fitness room
Swimming pool / Spa
Child-friendly
Playground
Dogs allowed
Free WLAN
Restaurant
Café
Beer garden
Shopping
Evaluation: What is important on the campsite?
On vacation, everyone attaches importance to different things. Some want clean accommodation and good food, others pay more attention to leisure attractions and prices. These criteria are used to rate campsites. When researching new campsites, keep these 11 factors in mind:
Quiet
Catering
Kindness
Price-performance ratio
Cleanliness in general
Sanitation
Cleanliness sanitary
Condition of the rental accommodation / plots
Infrastructure
Free time
Location
Fun with your loved ones in the great outdoors. Camping accessories from Campwerk.
Campsite recommendations in Baden-Württemberg
Here you can find our small selection of recommendations for Baden-Württemberg! You want even more? On Campwerk you will find many more campsites for many cities in Badem-Württemberg like Freiburg, Reichenau and Sulzburg.
Camping Strandbad Mannheim – camping in Mannheim (address: Strandbadweg 1 in 68199 Mannheim-Neckarau) with 32 pitches for campers on 0.9 ha total area. Per person one pays 6.00 euros, children 3.00 euros as well as stand fee inclusive, payable with cash payment. Read more: Camping Strandbad Mannheim.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Strandbad Mannheim :
Address: Strandbadweg 1 in 68199 Mannheim-Neckarau, Germany.
Camping Sulzbachtal – camping in Sulzburg (address: Sonnmatt 4 in 79295 Sulzburg) with 85 pitches for campers on a total area of 2.8 ha and a plot size of 100 m². Per person one pays 8.30 euros, children 5.90 euros as well as stand fee 9.90 euros, payable with cash payment, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa. Read more: Camping Sulzbachtal in Sulzburg.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Sulzbachtal :
Camping Tunisee – Freiburg im Breisgau (150 pitches)
Camping Tunisee – Camping in Freiburg im Breisgau (address: Seestraße in 79108 Hochdorf) with 150 pitches for campers on a total area of 30 ha and a plot size of 70 m². Per person one pays 7,80 Euro, children 7,00 Euro as well as stand fee 3,50 Euro, payable with cash payment. Read more: Camping Tunisee in Freiburg im Breisgau.
Access, address and camper capacities in Camping Tunisee :
Address: Seestraße in 79108 Hochdorf, Germany
Location: Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Wuerttemberg
Camping Wagenburg (address: Kirchstr. 24 in 88631 Hausen im Tal) with 100 pitches for campers on a total area of 1.2 ha. Per person you pay 6,00 Euro, children 4,00 Euro as well as stand fee 8.50 Euro, payable with cash payment. Read more: Camping Wagenburg
Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Wagenburg :
Address: Kirchstr. 24 in 88631 Hausen im Tal, Germany.
Camping Wangen – Camping in Wangen (address: Seeweg 32 in 78337 Wangen) with 30 pitches for campers on a total area of 1.4 ha and a plot size of 50 m². Per person one pays 7,00 Euro, children 4,00 Euro as well as stand fee 8,00 – 12,50 Euro, payable with cash payment, Maestro. Read more: Camping Wangen.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Wangen :
Camping Wiesensee – camping in Hemsbach (address: Ulmenweg 7 in 69502 Hemsbach) with 61 pitches for campers on a total area of 3.2 ha and a plot size of 50-80 m². Per person you pay 6,00 Euro, children 4,50 Euro as well as stand fee 6,00 – 8,00 Euro, payable with cash, Maestro. Read more: Camping Wiesensee in Hemsbach.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Wiesensee :
Camping Willam – Camping in Reichenau with 180 pitches for campers on 4 hectares of total area and a plot size of 80-100 m². Read more: Camping Willam in Reichenau.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Willam:
Location: Reichenau, Baden-Württemberg
180 pitches for campers
180 places for permanent campers
80-100 m² plot size
Total size in ha: 4
Camping Wirthshof – Markdorf (238 pitches)
Camping Wirthshof – camping in Markdorf (address: Steibensteg 10 in 88677 Markdorf) with 238 pitches for campers on a total area of 10 ha and a plot size of 70-140 m². Per person you pay 9,50 Euro, children 6,50 Euro as well as stand fee 20,50 – 28,50 Euro, payable with cash, Maestro. Read more: Camping Wirthshof in Markdorf.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Wirthshof:
Address: Steibensteg 10 in 88677 Markdorf, Germany.
Camping and holiday park Orsingen – Orsingen-Nenzingen (204 places)
Camping- und Ferienpark Orsingen – Camping in Orsingen-Nenzingen (address: Am Alten Sportplatz 8 in 78359 Orsingen) with 204 pitches for campers on a total area of 8.5 ha and a plot size of 80-120 m². Per person you pay 8,50 Euro, children 6,00 Euro as well as stand fee 9,50 – 16,50 Euro, payable with cash, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa. Read more: Camping and holiday park OrsingeninOrsingen-Nenzingen.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping- und Ferienpark Orsingen:
Address: Am Alten Sportplatz 8 in 78359 Orsingen, Germany
Campinggarten Wahlwies – camping in Stockach (address: Stahringer Str. 50 in 78333 Wahlwies) with 55 pitches for campers on a total area of 1.3 ha and a plot size of 75-120 m². Per person you pay 6.50 euros, children 4.50 euros as well as stand fee Inclusive, payable with cash, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa. Read more: Camping Garden Wahlwies in Stockach.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Campinggarten Wahlwies:
Address: Stahringer Str. 50 in 78333 Wahlwies, Germany
Campinghof Salem – Camping in Baden (address: Weildorfer Str. 46 in 88682 Salem) with 69 pitches for campers on a total area of 2 ha and a plot size of 80-110 m². Per person you pay 6.50 euros, children 3.50 euros and stand fee 7.00 euros, payable in cash. Read more: Campinghof Salem in Baden.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Campinghof Salem:
Address: Weildorfer Str. 46 in 88682 Salem, Germany
Campingpark Bad Liebenzell – Bad Liebenzell (80 places)
Campingpark Bad Liebenzell – Camping in Bad Liebenzell (address: Pforzheimer Str. 34 in 75378 Bad Liebenzell) with 80 pitches for campers on 3.3 ha total area and a plot size of 100 m². Per person you pay 7.00 Euro, children included as well as stand fee 29.00 Euro, payable with cash, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa. Read more: Camping Park Bad Liebenzell in Bad Liebenzell.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Campingpark Bad Liebenzell :
Address: Pforzheimer Str. 34 in 75378 Bad Liebenzell, Germany.
Campingpark Breitenauer See – Löwenstein (342 places)
Campingpark Breitenauer See – camping in Löwenstein (address: Breitenauer See 2 in 74245 Löwenstein) with 342 pitches for campers on 17 ha total area and a plot size of 100-120 m². Per person you pay 7,00 Euro, children included as well as stand fee 39.00 Euro, payable with cash, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa. Read more: Camping Park Breitenauer See in Löwenstein.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Campingpark Breitenauer See :
Address: Breitenauer See 2 in 74245 Löwenste, Germany
Campingpark Eberbach – Camping in Eberbach (address: Alte Pleutersbacher Str. 8 in 69412 Eberbach) with 100 pitches for campers on a total area of 1.5 ha and a plot size of 90-150 m². Per person one pays 6.50 euros, children 3.60 euros as well as stand fee 8.90 – 12.90 euros, payable with cash payment. Read more: Camping Park EberbachinEberbach.
Directions, address and camper capacities at Campingpark Eberbach :
Address: Alte Pleutersbacher Str. 8 in 69412 Eberbach, Germany
Campingpark Oase (address: Mühlenweg 34 in 77955 Ettenheim) with 170 pitches for campers on 4.5 ha total area and a plot size of 80-140 m². Per person you pay 9,50 Euro, children 4,50 Euro as well as stand fee 8,00 – 14,00 Euro, payable with cash, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa. Read more: Camping Park Oasis
Directions, address and camper capacities at Campingpark Oase :
In the southwest of Germany lies Badem-Württemberg, which borders on France and Switzerland. Besides the worth seeing cities like Heidelberg, Freiburg and Ulm, this federal state offers a lot of nature. Hiking trails lead through different mountains and bodies of water. If you love water, you can walk along the Danube and the Rhine or enjoy the rivers Kocher and Tauber.
If you have not yet experienced the Black Forest National Park, the very first thing you should do is hike this outstanding area. Here you can discover special tree species, amphibians and other animals for days. Sometimes a fox, badger or brown hare runs across your path.
Map and landscape in Baden-Württemberg
Baden-Württemberg is located in the southwest of Germany. Well-known places are for example Stuttgart, Heidelberg or Ravensburg and Ulm. For campers who like to go hiking in nature, here is exactly the right map to orientate yourself where a river or national park is located in Baden-Württemberg.
Camping Tip: Lake Constance
A time with the bike around Lake Constance; From Germany, to Switzerland and up to Austria? Sleep in a luxury hotel or experience a lot on a farm? At the 63km long lake in the foothills of the Alps, Lake Constance, there is something for everyone. Every summer people travel from all over the world and sail, windsurf and swim in the lake or relax on beautiful beaches.
Camping advantages at Lake Constance
Always have your bed with you, sleep in spontaneously and have a late breakfast – camping has many advantages, but it takes a bit more planning than a hotel stay. You can’t get more “in the middle of nature” than with a caravan or motorhome and you can save a lot of money compared to a hotel. And if you don’t like the place, you can simply move on.
Baden-Württemberg Video: Tengen, Baden & Co.
The Mühlbachschlucht with its small waterfalls, is located below the city walls of the pretty small town of Tengen in the Hegau in Baden-Württenberg. The Mühlbach Gorge is located in Tengen. Here you can walk along the stream and enjoy nature to the full. You will also discover old walls that once served as mills. If you need a break while hiking, you can take the opportunity and enjoy the seating with barbecue areas in nature.
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