Camping in Bavaria – the best sites if travelling by train

Travelling to the camp site by rail? No problem. Since you don't need to bring a tent or a caravan with you when visiting these camp sites. The best thing is that there's something for everyone on this list – from camping novices to experienced outdoor fans.

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Camping on the island of Buchau: A paradise on Lake Staffelsee

No traffic noise, no caravans. Just water, trees and grass. The island of Buchau on Lake Staffelsee is a paradise for camping aficionados.
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This island is ideal for those who don't want to have to decide between water and mountains. You can admire the Oberammergauer Alpen (Upper Ammergau Alps) whilst taking a dip in the lake.

"The Tent" in Munich

Pyjama party in a huge tent: The Tent is not your average camp site, but actually a large tent with bunk beds and mats on the floor.
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Camp site on Lake Pilsensee

Mountain views and (beer) culture: You don't need to bring your own tent when staying at this camp site.
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You don't need to haul tents and the like here with you. You can rent everything right at the camp site and instead enjoy a relaxed journey through nature.

Camping at Lake Bannwaldsee in the Allgäu

The perfect combination: Find just the right spot at this camp site and you'll be able to see the two famous castles, Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau.
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A barrel of laughs – you can rent camping barrels, caravans and holiday homes at the Camping Bannwaldsee camp site. So it's perfect for a pleasant arrival by rail.

"Knaus Campingpark" in Nuremberg

Summer in the city: "Knaus Campingpark" is incredibly peaceful, despite being right in the middle of the city.
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The location of Knaus Campingpark camp site could make even the highest quality hotels jealous. View of the Dutzendteich lake is included.

Camp site Hasenmühle in the Altmühl valley: The good life.

This place never wants for comfort, no matter the season. Campingplatz Hasenmühle is situated in the Altmühl valley, which makes it the ideal destination for hiking tours.
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You can explore all of the Altmühltal valley from the Hasenmühle camp site.

You can find details on how to reach these locations in the individual trip pages.

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Camping at Lake Bannwaldsee
Nearest station: Füssen Münchner Straße 151
87645 Schwangau
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