Knaus Campingpark Nürnberg is an ideal site for visiting the fascinating and historically important city of Nürnberg (Nuremberg). The site is 500 meters from the Grundig Stadium and 600 meters from the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre. There are 140 shaded pitches, 118 with 10A electrical connections and with water taps in groups. On mainly flat grass among the tall trees, some pitches are marked out with ranch-style boards, others still attractively ‘wild’, some others with hardstanding. There is sufficient space for them to be quite big, and many have the advantage of being drive-through. When there is an event at the Max-Morlock-Stadion, there can be a lot of noise, and road diversions are in place. It is well worth checking before planning an arrival.

Nestled in the rolling hills of eastern Bavaria, steps from the Czech border, Platzermühle campsite is a tranquil haven for those seeking peace and quiet. This charming terraced campground offers modern amenities, including clean, sanitary facilities and a traditional German restaurant, ensuring a comfortable stay. Savour local brews, indulge in homemade pastries or unwind at the nearby Sibyllenbad spa with thermal baths, hammams, and sun-drenched lawns.

AZUR Camping Regensburg is a campsite situated directly on the banks of the Danube River, only 3.5 kilometres outside Regensburg city centre. It is ideal for campers who want to explore the historic city while also enjoying the beauty of the outdoors. On-site, there are 141 touring pitches with electric hook-up points available. Pitches vary in size and are mainly on grass but some are gravel and are well shaded by tall trees.

Weihersee Campsite offers a tranquil escape in the heart of Bavaria within the picturesque Steigerwald Nature Park. As its name implies, the campsite is situated on the shores of the serene Weihersee lake. Its convenient location within the extensive network of hiking and cycling trails makes it an ideal base for exploring the region. The campsite features a terraced layout with 138 spacious touring pitches with 16Amp electric hook-up points available.  Gravel paths separate pitches, and a variety of trees and bushes provide a sense of privacy. For those seeking a unique experience, the campsite offers special rental accommodations known as wine barrels.

Camping Paradies Franken is an impeccably maintained campsite offers a serene escape for nature lovers seeking tranquillity. The friendly reception in a charming grey-blue building with a red slate roof provides local tourist information. Enjoy camping in a green oasis where peace reigns supreme. On-site, there are 137 touring pitches available with 16 Amp electric hook-up points. While the campsite boasts vast open lawns, shade is limited due to the low-growing shrubs. To preserve this natural beauty, groundsheets are discouraged. For those seeking comfort, two quaint cabins with arched awnings are available.

Camping-Park Viechtach, although reached via a small industrial area, is a relaxing place at which to stay, well laid out in a woodland setting on the edge of the village. The various trees and shrubs give a garden effect and there is good shade in most parts. A tarmac road winds its way between the grass pitches (most terraced) which are separated by rocks and trees and marked by plaques.

Camping Kreuzberg is in the middle of an extensive biosphere reserve, one of only 600 in the world. This open all year-round site is located at the foot of the 930 m high Kreuzberg. The Rhön, with its mineral springs, moors, forests, hills and romantic valleys, is an ideal recreation area for all hiking enthusiasts. With well-maintained hiking trails and cycle paths. Winter sports enthusiasts will find ideal conditions as there are numerous well-developed ski regions in the immediate vicinity. The site is situated in the middle of a slightly sloping meadow area. For the active holidaymaker, there are many possibilities here: A visit to the famous Kreuzberg Monastery with its home-brewed beer. Gliding and hang-gliding or the toboggan arena on the Wasserkuppe. The adventure pool "Sinnflut" in Bad Brückenau. and Excursions with horses at the Kalinenhof. The site has 120 pitches 50 of which are for touring units and have 16-amp hook-up point. There are also 2 caravans available to rent.

Camping Tauberromantik is near Rothenburg in Detwang at the lovely Tauber-valley. Not much noise from the nearby road. Site is perfectly located to walk up into town (be aware. Its steep!), and for bike rides along the river. Gaststätte Unter den Linden is worth a visit - it’s by the river about 10 mins walk away and has a lovely big beer garden. There is a great little shop on site - prices are comparable to the convenience shops in town and you can order bread to pick up the next day. A small shop, bar, area to wash clothes etc, fridge/freezer, everything you would expect to find. You can walk from the site into the village, which is a medieval village surrounded by a wall, it is amazing, you must try Schneeballen (a local delicacy) and visit the Christmas shop! You can eat indoors at a Gasthaus which is typical German and not full of tourists, delicious. One further bonus is the fact that you will meet very few English people, which means you can go away and experience a real part of Germany. The site has 100 touring pitches and there are 6 bungalows and apartments available to hire.

Campsite Stausee Hohenfelden can be found in Hohenfelden, Thuringia, located in the woods and by a large lake/reservoir, which is the heart of the site. This large terraced site has 194 (100m2) marked-out touring pitches with plenty of shaded areas by mature trees. Electrical hook-up points (16A) are available. You will also find over 330 permanent pitches, bungalows, and holiday homes for rental. Stausee Hohenfelden is also located close to a lovely sandy beach. The staff at the reception desk are all friendly and helpful, ensuring a smooth check-in and providing valuable information during your stay.

Campingplatz Schiefer Turm is ideally situated for travellers between the North and South of Germany between the A3 and A7. The site is on the banks of the river Main and has a restaurant and bar. The pitches are not hedged around but are flat and generous in size. There is a lovely looking lido on an island in the river and swimming pool very nearby. The toilet facilities are clean and comfortable, they charge for use of the showers. The site is close to Edeka and Lidl supermarkets and a petrol station making it ideal as a stopping off point. Kitzingen is a pretty little town with several restaurants and bars. The site is 20 minutes’ drive from the beautiful city of Wurzburg with its many historical buildings and a stopping off point on the famous Romantic Road. The site has 100 grass/hardstanding pitches of which 56 are seasonal. Electric hook-up points are 16amp.

Frankenalb Camping is near Etzelwang, Bavaria. The site is hilly and has a beautiful stock of trees and shrubs. It is crossed by a stream and has direct access to a heated outdoor pool and toddler pool. The Five Rivers Cycle Route passes right by the site. Ski lift and cross-country ski trail nearby. Separate area for larger groups with campfire. The Pendolino train station can be reached on foot in about 5 minutes. By train, for example, you can reach Nuremberg in 30 minutes. Hiking opportunities on well-marked hiking trails through beautiful mixed forests and past lush meadows to nearby castles and palaces such as Neidstein Castle, which was formerly owned by Oscar winner Nicolas Cage. Climbing, horseback riding, surfing, kayaking and much more in the vicinity. The site has 140 pitches of which 40 grass ones are for touring units and have 16-amp hook-up point.

This family-run site is small, attractive and well organised. On the left of the entrance courtyard, the small Schloss (c.1398) houses reception, a display of armour, a comfortable breakfast room and a restaurant serving regional and international dishes. Homemade cakes and drinks are served on the small terrace in front of the Schloss.

Camping Stadtsteinach is a comfortable base, well placed for exploring this rural region with its interesting towns, forest walks and undulating hills rising to the east. The Fichtel Mountains are nearby, and there are plenty of quiet lanes meandering through the countryside, sometimes following tumbling wooded streams, perfect for hiking and cycling. The campsite lies on the eastern edge of the village of Stadtsteinach, which offers handy shops and amenities.

Katzenkopf is quietly and attractively located in a nature protected area on the banks of the River Main and only a short walk from the small, well known wine village of Sommerach. This is an excellent family run site with 142 touring pitches and a quick-stop area near the site entrance. The level, grass pitches are shaded, all have 16A electricity and 29 are fully serviced; there is no extra charge for those directly bordering the river. Two protected areas of water are suitable for swimming and boating, and a sandy bay is popular for sand castle building or lazing around in what is claimed to be Germany’s driest region.

This is a large site, near the Main river to the west of Würzburg, the home of Franconian wine. With some 150 pitches for touring (out of 350) the site provides good facilities in a quiet and peaceful location. It is a good spot for walks and cycle rides around the local vineyards and along the banks of the Main. All pitches have electricity (6-10A) and 65 super pitches provide electricity, water, and drainage. The site is very busy in the high season and, as you would expect, provides a variety of entertainment for young and old. Helpful reception staff speak English.