Motorhome & Campervan Hire in Germany

A camping holiday in Germany with a campervan rental is a great way to experience the country’s natural beauty and combine it with outdoor activities. We have summarised the most important things you should know about camping with a motorhome in Germany here:

• Wild Camping: unfortunately, wild camping is prohibited in many areas of Germany. You should not camp overnight in nature reserves or costal regions without permission.
• Classic Campsites: in general, Germany is very camper-friendly. Campsites with good facilities are available almost everywhere. There is even sometimes pitch spaces for motorhomes in the cities, making it easy to explore the city on foot or by public transport.
• Independent & Unique Campsites: roadsurfer spots offers camping spots that are close to nature and away from the crowds on private land such as vineyards, farms, or the heart of the mountains. It is the perfect way to find and book a unique camping experience suited to your road trip needs.

Good food, dancing and music are part of the holiday experience for most people. There are also special events for your road trip with the campervan in Germany. Here is a yearly overview of the most popular events and festivities in Germany:

• Oktoberfest, September & October, Munich: the world’s most famous folk festival attracts millions of visitors from all over the world. Experience Bavarian traditions, exciting rides, and enjoy beer and Bavarian delicacies in abundance.
• Carnival, February, Cologne: one of the biggest and most colourful carnival events in Germany. Dress up as a princess, a banana or whatever you want to go as, and join in the celebrations at exuberant parades.
• Stuttgart Wine Village, August & September, Stuttgart: sample a wide selection of regional wines and Swabian specialities. The cosy atmosphere and traditional music make the Weindorf a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
• Rock am Ring/Rock im Park, June: these two festivals are among the biggest rock music events in Germany. They take place in parallel at different venues and attract thousands of music fans every year who rock out together to the sounds of well-known bands and artists.
• Parookaville, Lower Rhine, July: the three-day music festival with electronic dance music has been held at Weeze Airport on the Lower Rhine since 2015.
• Christkindlesmarkt, Nuremberg, December: Nuremberg’s Christkindlesmarkt is one of the most famous Christmas markets in Germany. Stroll through the festively decorated alleys, admire traditional handicrafts and enjoy delicious gingerbread and mulled wine.
• Hamburg Cathedral, spring, summer, winter: Hamburg Cathedral is one of the largest public festivals in northern Germany and takes place three times a year. Get an adrenaline rush on the countless rides, enjoy the variety of food stalls and admire the impressive fireworks display at the end.