Discover campsites in Germany, from simple grass pitches to glamping lodges, at sites with pools, playgrounds, restaurants and activities for all ages. Book direct with hosts across Bavaria, Brandenburg and beyond, and enjoy flexible dates with competitive prices.
From Bavaria to the Baltic coast, cool off at a campsite in Germany with a pool: indoor, outdoor, heated or full water park fun for every splash-loving holiday.
From forest trails in Bavaria to lakeside spots up north, every campsite in Germany welcomes your dog, ready for shared walks and easy days outdoors together.
If you fancy comfort without giving up the outdoors, glamping in Germany is well worth exploring. From a snug cabin in Bavaria's forests to a yurt beside a Baltic beach in Schleswig-Holstein, or a safari tent tucked into the countryside of Lower Saxony, there's plenty of choice. Most stays come with proper beds, heating and private bathrooms, so you can enjoy nature without packing half your house. Sites across Brandenburg, Baden-Württemberg and beyond make it easy to find a glamping stay that suits families, couples or first-timers, wherever your German adventure takes you.
Germany packs an entire continent's worth of scenery into one country, which is exactly why it rewards a slow-paced camping holiday. Pitch up beneath the peaks of the Bavarian Alps, wander the shaded trails of the Black Forest, or set up close to the Baltic coast in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Schleswig-Holstein, where wide beaches and quiet dunes give you space to breathe. You'll find a campsite to suit almost any style of trip, whether that's a quiet forest clearing or a lakeside spot for the whole family. Inland, the Rhine and Mosel valleys bring vineyard views and riverside walks, while Brandenburg's lakes offer some of the calmest paddling and swimming you'll find anywhere in Europe.
There's plenty to fill your days once you've settled in. Germany's network of cycling and trekking routes makes it easy to explore on foot or by bike, from gentle riverside paths to proper Alpine climbs. Horse riding is popular in the countryside of Lower Saxony and Hesse, and after a day outdoors you're never far from a beer garden or a bakery serving fresh bread and pretzels. Regional dishes vary hugely, so a trip through Germany is as much about eating well as it is about the scenery.
With 23 campsites spread across nine regions, from North Rhine-Westphalia to Rhineland-Palatinate and Bavaria, a German camping holiday suits first-timers and seasoned campers alike. Whichever region you choose, you'll find a good campsite as your base for exploring forests, coastline and countryside in equal measure.
Hire a campervan for your holiday
Exploring Germany is even better with your own wheels. Hire a motorhome, campervan or caravan from Goboony and shape your own route, from the Bavarian Alps to the Baltic coast in Schleswig-Holstein. Our owners list vehicles in every size and layout: compact campervans for two, family-sized motorhomes with bunks, and spacious caravans for longer stays. Pick up locally, load your gear and drive from pitch to pitch at your own pace, with everything you need already on board.
Camping in Germany is generally affordable, with pitches often costing between £15 and £35 a night depending on location and season. Prices for glamping or cabins run higher. On Goboony, you can compare stays across Germany's regions and book securely, so you always know the price upfront before you go.
How can I find cheap campsites in Germany?
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To find cheap campsites in Germany, filter by price and region on Goboony, comparing pitches across areas like Bavaria, Lower Saxony and Brandenburg. Travelling outside peak summer months and booking early often means better rates. Real reviews help you spot great value stays without any surprises.
What's the best campsite accommodation for my group?
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The right stay depends on your group. Families often like glamping or cabins with more space and comfort, while couples or solo campers might prefer a simple pitch for a tent, campervan or motorhome. Goboony lets you filter by group size and stay type, so you can book the right fit with confidence.
Are there dog-friendly campsites and motorhome parks in Germany?
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Yes, plenty of campsites and motorhome aires across Germany welcome dogs, from Baden-Württemberg to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. You can filter dog-friendly stays directly on Goboony, check real reviews from other travellers, and book securely knowing your dog is welcome before you set off.
What is glamping?
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Glamping means camping with extra comfort: think furnished tents, cabins or pods with real beds and sometimes a kitchen, so you get the outdoor feel without carrying your own gear. Goboony lists glamping stays across Germany and beyond, all bookable securely with genuine reviews to guide your choice.
What guests say about camping in Germany
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Really friendly welcome when we arrived which set the tone for the whole stay. The pitch was lovely and spacious, with everything we needed close by. Lovely few days, we'll definitely be back.
— James P.
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A lovely quiet spot out in the countryside, with plenty of space and a few good walking trails nearby. Just what we needed to unwind.
— Tom W.
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First time using Goboony. It all went really smoothly. Great base for walking, with good trails right on the doorstep. Already looking at where to go next with the family!
— Elena R.
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So easy to sort everything out beforehand, which honestly took all the stress out of the trip. The whole family had a great time and I actually got to switch off and relax for once. We'd already been recommended it by friends and now I can see why. Really pleased we went.
— Sophie H.
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Brought the dog along and he was made just as welcome as the rest of us, plenty of space for him to run about. Easy to book too. Would happily go back next summer.
— Mark L.
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Everywhere was spotless and well looked after, and lovely and peaceful too, with nice surroundings to walk around in the evenings. We'd happily go back.
