Privately owned, this former municipal site is attractively situated on the outskirts of the pleasant little spa town of Bad Liebenzell in the northeast Black Forest. The 250 pitches (150 for touring units) all have 16A electricity and are neatly arranged in rows on flat grass between hedges, trees and the good access roads. This is a well run and orderly site. The site is often full in high season when a reservation is advisable (if not reserved arrive early). There may be some noise from the nearby roads and railway.

Attractively located along the banks of the River Main, this site is just 2 km north of Wertheim, a picturesque medieval old town centred at the confluence of the Rivers Main and Tauber. The town is packed with timber-framed houses and is overlooked by Germany’s largest castle ruin. Rothenburg ob der Tauber dates from the Middle Ages and is steeped in heritage. Wine from the Franken area comes in a Bockbeutel, a uniquely shaped bottle best bought at one of the many vineyards. From the campsite, the River Main provides an ever-changing view as the cruise ships and barges slowly pass.

This popular tourist area can become very busy during summer when Romantische Strasse will be greatly appreciated for its peaceful situation in a wooded valley just outside the small village of Münster. There are 100 grass touring pitches (out of 140), many level, others with a small degree of slope. They are not hedged or fenced, in order to keep the natural appearance of the woodland. All the pitches have electricity (6A), some shade and are situated either side of a stream (fenced off from a weir at the far end of the site). Twenty-seven fully serviced pitches are on higher ground near reception.

AZUR Camping Schwäbische Alb is situated in the verdant countryside of the Swabian Alb and within reach of the state capital, Stuttgart. This site may be a good choice for families seeking a quiet, relaxing holiday with some activities available for children. There are 150 level grassy touring pitches, some shaded, 120 with 16A Europlugs.

This site stands at the gateway, via Münstertal, to the Black Forest. Not very high up itself, it is just at the start of the long road climb, which leads to the top of Belchen, one of the highest summits of the forest. The site has plenty of shade for the 230 pitches (182 for touring units), all with electrical connections (10/16A, some 2-pin) and TV (100 also have water). The site has recently undergone some modernisation, including improvements to some sanitary facilities.

In the northern Black Forest, popular with walkers and cyclists alike, this large and busy site runs along the bank of a small but safe stream in a dramatic wooded valley. Of the 300 or so pitches, 100 of which are for tourers, all with 16A electricity and water and most with drainage. The four shower blocks are of the highest quality. In the middle of the site is a hotel, bar and restaurant complex, which incorporates indoor and outdoor pools available free to campers.

Campingplatz Hirtenteich lies around 50 km east of Stuttgart, nestling among wooded hills and adjoining fertile fields and just outside the village of Lauterburg. This is the centre of the UNESCO Geopark Swabian Alb, complete with cave systems, castles, rock formations, nature reserves and picturesque old villages and market towns. It's ideal for those who love to get out and about - especially hiking and cycling. There's a wide choice of mountain bike downhill routes through forests and meadows. Visit Charlottenhöhle Cave Adventure World, Steiff Toy Museum in Giengen an der Brenz and the outdoor activities at Skypark epia Kletterwald in Schwäbisch Gmünd. Shopping is available in Aalen, Schwäbisch Gmünd and Heidenheim.

Neckargemünd is a pleasant little town on the banks of the Neckar, a short distance from Heidelberg. Camping Friedenbrücke, a level, family run site set on the banks of the river is within a short distance of the town centre and enjoys lovely open views and a peaceful environment. The flat, unmarked pitches all have 10A electricity. The campsite may suffer some flooding each year although a well-rehearsed procedure ensures campers are not affected. The town itself shows the effects of numerous floods since 1650. Despite the Neckar bridge being at high level near the site, there is no real noise and you can sit and enjoy the numerous barges that cruise past the site en-route to the Rhine.

Camping Garden Wahlwies lies in the south of Germany, between fruit orchards and close to Lake Constance. On this small family site, you can savour the peace of the countryside, whilst camping under apple trees. However, tourism around Lake Constance is also close at hand. The pitches are spaciously laid out. As the site is modestly sized, the owners can pay attention to each guest. Fruit farming, which you will often come across in the area, also plays an important role here. The pitches at the front section of the site are located under the apple trees. Further towards the back are more pitches on an open field. Shopping can be done at Netto in Güttingen, or Rewe, Aldi and Lidl in Stockach. You are spoilt for choice when you want to go out for a meal. For instance, in Bodman (6 km) is a restaurant with a view of Lake Constance. Free public transport network with the Bodensee Card. The site has 70 pitches of which 50 are for touring units with 16-amp hook-up point. There is also one chalet available to hire.

Part of Germany’s largest theme park and ideally situated as an overnight stop for travellers on the A5 Karlsruhe-Basel autobahn, Europa Park Camping has 200 touring pitches, all with 16A electricity. Standing is on openwork cement blocks and the access roads are tarmac. This is an open, level site and dotted around are tables and benches under cover. Many trees have been planted, although they are still too young to provide significant shade. There is a Wild West theme, with Native American Indian-style teepees and covered wagons to rent.

Isny is a delightful spot for families and others looking for a peaceful stay in a very well-managed environment. The site has been developed to a high standard and lies just south of the village in a wood, by a lake. In an open area, there are about 50 individual hardstanding pitches (all with 16A electricity) with a circular access road. A café/restaurant serves snacks and meals from Tuesday to Sunday. It has a terrace that overlooks the lake, which is used for swimming (unsupervised). A low metal rail marks the area for non-swimmers, and there is a large grass sunbathing area. The site also offers a family play area.

This well equipped campsite is in a quiet location on a wooded slope to the north of Freiburg. There are 70 touring pitches close to reception and all facilities. All have electricity (16A) and grass surfaces, on terraces linked by hard access roads with some shade. Pitches on the higher slopes are used by a tour operator and for long-term occupancy. This is good walking country and with only occasional entertainment, this is a very pleasant place in which to relax between daily activities. Recently installed solar panels now provide most of the site’s electricity and heating.

Campingplatz Stuttgart, also known as Campingplatz Paul Walther, is a campsite in Rottenburg am Neckar, Germany. It's situated roughly 10 kilometers southwest of Tübingen and 40 kilometers southwest of Stuttgart. On-site, there are 85 pitches to choose from, 20 of which are for touring and have 16Amp electric hook-up points available, which are spread across a large open field . Pitches are not delimited, and reception will ask you to choose your own pitch on arrival.

Camping Schiltach is located on the banks of the Kinzig, right next to the main train station and 3 minutes’ walk to the town centre. The site is open all year and has 50 pitches of which 46 are for touring units and are equipped with electricity hook-up point 10 amp. There is also a caravan available to hire. The toilet block has showers (charged), wash basins and wc’s. Chemical toilet point. Dish washing area. Laundry with washing machine and dryer. Restaurant. Italian pizza from the stone oven. Daily fresh bread. Miniature golf course nearby and outdoor swimming pool. NB dogs not allowed.

This peacefully located, fairly informal woodland site, with a friendly atmosphere, is situated just beyond the western end of Lake Titisee. The 180 pitches are on sparse grass and gravel, with some shade from a variety of trees, and 30 are occupied by seasonal units. The site is generally level, although there is a separate grassy area for tents which does have a slight slope. Most pitches have electric hook-ups (16A), with gravel roads, and water taps for each area. Recent work has greatly improved the pitch layout. Although there is some site lighting a torch might be useful for the darker areas under the trees.

Campingplatz Sonneneck could be just the place for you if you are looking for relaxation, peace and recreation in the middle of nature on a beautiful south-facing slope directly on the Haselbachsee. The site has 136 pitches and is terraced. All 36 touring pitches are equipped with electrical connection 16amp. There is also one caravan available to hire. The fresh water and wastewater points are also abundant. The motorhome pitches have a supply and disposal station. The Haselbachsee has a water surface of 15.8 ha and is, therefore, a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. On the sandy beach, you can swim and relax. Fishing fans will get their money's worth at the Häslesee, 1 km away. On a well-developed network of trails, you can go on long hikes and bike rides. There is a children's playground for younger guestswith slides, swings, climbing boats, table tennis and much more. In the restaurant, you can feast to your heart's content if you want on the terrace and always with a lake view.

Lying 7 km. back from the Bodensee, 12 km. from Friedrichshafen, this friendly site with excellent facilities will be of interest to families with young children as well as those seeking a tranquil holiday in a delightful region. The 238 individual touring pitches have electrical connections (6-12A) and are of about 80 sq.m. on well-tended flat grass, adjoining access roads. There are larger (120 sq.m) pitches with water, wastewater and electricity and hardstanding pitches for motorhomes. Dogs are only accepted by prior arrangement, on pitches in a reserved area. Many activities are organised. On-site is a pleasant heated outdoor pool with a grassy, shaded relaxation area; it is free to campers but is also open to outsiders on payment so can be busy in season.

This very convenient, family-owned lakeside site is by the A5 Karlsruhe-Basel autobahn near Baden-Baden, easily accessed from exit 52 Bühl (also from the French autoroute A35 just northeast of Strasbourg). It is also a useful base for the Black Forest. There are 180 touring pitches out of a total of 500, most with electricity connections (10A Europlug), 100 also have water and drainage. Tents are positioned along the outer area of the lake. At very busy times, units staying overnight only may be placed close together on a lakeside area of hardstanding.

This site lies in a wooded valley, just south of the pleasant village of Seelbach in the Black Forest. The old buildings have been replaced by very attractive ones built in traditional log cabin style, but containing very modern facilities. There are 180 well drained touring pitches, either grass or hardstanding, all with electricity (10A Europlug), water supply and waste water outlet. There is also space for groups in tents. Just by the entrance is the family hotel with a restaurant and wellness centre. Besides a comprehensive general menu, there are also menus for children and older people with smaller appetites.