- Aires/Stellplatz
Badeparadies Eiswiese
N51 31'23" E9 55'46"
On the edge of town (Gottingen). Adjacent to swimming pool / spa building. Large, level tarmac area. 7Euro/night. Very clean, tidy. Electricity, water, waste disposal
Visited: 2013
N52 33' 12" E13 12'2"
A well equipped Stellplatz (hard standing, electricity, waste disposal, water, showers, toilets), located outside the LEZ so, no need for Pollution Stickers etc. Public transport into central Berlin. Effectively a Motorhome campsite, within the city. 18Euro/night.
Visited: 2013
Bernkastel-Kues
N49.93785, E7.04803
The Stellplatz is associated with a Winery, and, is located at the end of a long tarmac track on the banks of the River Moselle, overlooking vineyards. There are spaces for about 45 vans, (all with electric hook up). 13Euro/night. Surface is hard packed gravel. There is a cycle track into Bernkastle-Kues (about 2 miles along the river). Bernkastle-Kues is a very attractive town.
Visited: 2010
Brachwitz
51.46593, 11.91306
At a marina. 7Euro/Night, electric extra (50c/kwh). Quiet. Not well signposted. A bit dis-organised (not usual for Germany)
Visited: 2013
Braubach
N50 16’ 11” E7 38’ 50”
This is a Stellplatz, German style, electric hook up, shower, toilets, etc, all beautifully kept, for 10 Euro/night, inclusive of EHU. On banks of Rhine, if you are lucky, you get a river view. All very well kept.
Visited: 2013
Dinkelsbuhl
The Stellplatz is a sort of stripped down campsite and, I think, belongs to a campsite, which is about 500 metres along the road. It is countryside on the edge of Dinkelsbuhl (about 1 mile, more or less flat, cycle track into town). It is securely fenced, with “street lights” and an automatic barrier to let you in. You have to pay 10Euro per day, that is inclusive of Electricity (6amp), Water, waste disposal. You pay at the campsite about 500 metres along the road. You cannot get out until you pay! There are marked out spaces for 14 vans. Dinkelbuhl town is beautiful. Dinkelsbuhl is on the Romantic Route.
Visited: 2010
Donauworth
N48°42'54", E10°46'45"
There is marked out parking for 8 vans, plus unmarked space for about 4 more, on the edge of a large car park, but only 8 electric hook points (1Euro per 8hours of Electric at about 6amps). There is a service point for fresh water, and a disposal point for Water and Chemical Toilet. Water is 1 Euro/100litres, the actual parking is free, and you can stay for upto 5 days (we think), so in short it is 3Euro per day, or free if you do not bother with electric hook-up.
Visited: 2010
Kaiserberg
N 48°08'10", E 7°15'43"
A very large Stellplatz. Full range of services, including Toilets, but, no EHU. In 2012, it was 7Euro per 24hours, with free water, and service point, but I understand it has increased significantly (20Euro, 2018). The attraction is the very picturesque town, just a short walk away.
Visited: 2012
Longuich, Feiten Weine Edelbrande
N49 48’ 7” E6 46’ 49”
Stellplatz on banks of Moselle. Well laid out, shower, toilet, EHU, services. Cycletrack alongside. We have cycled to Trier from here (and tried our hand on a Tandem, but, not on the same day!)
Visited: 2010: 2013
N49 51’ 54” E6 56’ 28”
Stellplatz on the banks of the Moselle. Very popular, so popular, we cannot get in! 7.20Euro per night. Electricity 0.50Euro/kwh, water 1Euro.
Visited: 2013
Neumagen-Dhron, Marina Mittelmosel
N49.85257, E6.8927
Right on the banks of the River Moselle, clean, tidy, well organised, clean and working Showers/Toilets, Motorhome service point. It also has a pleasant village, within walking distance, and, the Moselle Cycle Route runs past the Marina. At 17Euro/day including EHU, it is perhaps a trifle expensive for a Stellplatz.
Visited: 2019
OberWesel Stellplatz
N50.10828, E7.72729
On banks of the Rhine, so, potentially a "good spot", but, much of the space taken up with parked cars. Adjacent to a busy road. Public toilets nearby (perfectly serviceable, this is Germany!), but, no other Services. 8Euro/24hours. Cycle route passes. On balance, would only use if desperate.
Visited: 2019
N47°50'31", E8°59'44"
There is a Campsite, and Stellplatz, both attached to a large Motorhome/Caravan dealers premises. You have the choice, you can stay on the ASCI registered campsite and pay 16Euro/night, plus tourist tax, or, you can stay on the Stelplatz, and pay 10Euro per night, including electricity and use of the (excellent) campsite facilities, including washing machines and dryers.
Visited: 2012
Ubersee-Almau
N47 48’35” E12 29’33”
Stellplatz in the grounds of a working farm. 11Euro, Electricity, Toilets, Showers, and ten minutes walk to the village, excellent.
Visited: 2012
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Eberbach, Camping Eberbach
N49 27'38" E8 58'57"
Approximately 20 miles up river from Heidleburh, Camping Eberbach, is alongside the river, on the opposite bank to most of the town of Eberbach. It is an ACSI Site, 18Euro/night. As you would expect , in Germany, everything is clean, and works. Very pleasant location, and town.
Visited: 2019
Eschwege, Knaus Campingpark
N51 11’ 29” E10 10’ 7”
An ASCI site. 16 Euro. All facilities very good. Short walk into town.
Visited: 2013
This site is within an LEZ Zone. An ACSI Site. The site is typically German, ie spotlessly clean and very well organised. Even the rubbish bins are neatly organised and spotlessly clean!
Visited: 2011
Alongside the Rhine. Beautiful town. Well organised ACSI campsite. Excellent cycling. Revisited 2019. No longer an ACSI Site, but, still, very good. However, EHU now charged separately, total 30Euro/night in September, bit pricey IMHO.
Visited: 2011, 2019
N49 58' 45" E7 57' 27"
Alongside the Rhine. Beautiful town. Well organised ACSI campsite. Excellent cycling.
Visited: 2011
N50 8'37" E7 43'20"
Right on the banks of the Rhine. A fairly large site, with "facilities" at the Reception building, and, individual Toilet, washbasin, shower "huts" dotted about the site. All very well done. Cycle Route from Entrance. Spoilt by very noisy Railway.
Visited:2019
N50.31453, E7.62802
Beautiful, even grounds with heated toilet facilities and restaurant. Excellent cycling opportunities. Koblenz within cycling distance.
Visited: 2010, 2019
Mannheim, Camping Strandbad
N49.450137, E8.445048.
A site on the banks of the River Rhine, just out of Mannheim. It has mixed reviews, on SearchForSites, (one good one bad).So far, it appears to be a typical "city" campsite, ie, a bit rough at the edges, but, contrary to the (bad) review, the warden seems a perfectly likeable chap, to us. One point, entrance and approach road are quite narrow!, would not want to attempt to reverse, in the event of meeting an oncoming vehicle! 22.5Euro/night, inclusive of EHU, taxes, etc
Markelfingen , Camping Willam
N47.73031, E9.0259
An ACSI Site. The site is on the shore of the Bodensee (Lake Constance, to us), between Markelfingen and Allensbach, slightly nearer to Markelfingen , with a traffic free cycle track to both.
Visited: 2011
Oberwesel, Camping Schonburgblick
N50 06'08" E07 44'11"
An ACSI Site, on banks of the Rhine. Good views. Units close packed. Slightly frayed. Short walk to town and supermarkets (LIDL, REWE). Cycle Route from Entrance.
Visited: 2019
Rottenbuch/Ammer Terrassen-Camping am Richterbichi
N47.727489, E10.966845
An ACSI Site. Usual well organised German site, everything tidy and spotlessly clean, plus free wifi.
Visited: 2010
N49°48'52", E6°45'01
An ACSI Site. The site is by the river, and we have a riverside pitch, so interesting views, but not the best site we have had in Germany. The site is on the river bank, alongside a watersports facility. A bit "tired" when we visited. we moved on to Longuich, Feiten Weine Edelbrande
Visited: 2010
N48 21’47” E9 11’0”
An ACSI Site. Not one of our better choices.
Visited: 2012
An ACSI Site. On a river and on the Romantische Straße. Excellent toilets, friendly owners. Plenty of cycling, on lovely cycle tracks. Railway station nearby and bikes go free.
Visited: 2010
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