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Discover Germany: A Motorhome Explorer’s Dream

Welcome to Germany, a motorhome enthusiast's ideal destination! Whether you're navigating with a Roller Team or any other motorhome, Germany offers a rich tapestry of experiences for every traveler. From the scenic Romantic Road and the enchanting Black Forest to the historic charm of Berlin and the picturesque Rhine Valley, Germany’s diverse landscapes and vibrant culture make it a top choice for motorhome adventures. Enjoy top-notch motorhome facilities, well-marked routes, and a network of scenic campsites. Our guide highlights the best spots and practical tips to make your German road trip seamless and memorable. Set out on your journey and experience the beauty and history of Germany like never before!

Rüdesheim am Rhein, Hesse

Campingplatz am Rhein
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  • In August 2023, we embarked on an exhilarating three-day adventure at Campingplatz am Rhein, and it was nothing short of spectacular! Nestled alongside the majestic Rhine, with only a narrow road and a fence separating us from the river, our evenings were filled with enchanting strolls along the water's edge, marveling at the pleasure boats gliding by and soaking in the breathtaking views.

    The campsite's facilities were top-notch, boasting its own lively bar and restaurant, a refreshing swimming pool, and impeccably clean toilets and showers. For biking enthusiasts, the nearby area offered easy cycling routes, perfect for exploring the local scenery.

    But the real thrill came from the plethora of nearby attractions waiting to be discovered! Whether by bike or motorhome, there were endless adventures to be had. From the charming Kirschenskulptur - Kulturufer Bingen, just a 10-minute ride away, to the picturesque Englischer Rosengarten and historic Klopp Castle or Niederwald Monument, every destination was brimming with excitement. And let's not forget the tranquil Hildegarten for a leisurely picnic, the scenic Mouse Tower and park for a gentle stroll, or the majestic ltville Castle and elegant Biebrich Palace for a taste of grandeur. With so much to see and do just a stone's throw away, our stay at Campingplatz am Rhein was an unforgettable journey filled with thrills and discoveries at every turn!

Photo Moments

Public art installation on the Bingen Rhine Promenade, with the river and scenic landscape in the background.

Art on the Bingen Rhine Promenade

A pleasure cruiser passing by Campingplatz am Rhein, with campers enjoying the riverside view.

Pleasure cruiser passing by Campingplatz am Rhein

Aerial view of Burgruine Ehrenfels, perched on a hilltop overlooking the Rhine River, surrounded by lush greenery.

Burgruine Ehrenfels from the air

Distant view of the Niederwald Monument, standing tall atop a hill with the Rhine River and surrounding landscape in the background.

Niederwald Monument in the distance

Aerial view of the Mouse Tower (Mäuseturm) situated on a small island in the Rhine River, surrounded by water and picturesque landscape.

Mouse Tower from the air

Statue of a cigarette next to the Rhine River, with the scenic waterway and surrounding landscape in the background.

Cigarette statue next to Rhine River

Aerial view of the Rhine River, showcasing its winding path through lush landscapes and picturesque towns.

Aerial view of Rhine River

Charming view of Rüdesheim am Rhein, with its historic buildings, cobblestone streets, and vineyards in the background.

Rüdesheim am Rhein town

Dog's view of the Niederwald Monument, with the towering statue and expansive landscape in the background.

Niederwald Monument dogs view

Sculpture at Campingplatz am Rhein, artistically popping out against the scenic riverside backdrop.

Campingplatz am Rhein sculpturer pop out

Cobbled streets of Rüdesheim am Rhein town, lined with historic buildings and colorful shops.

Rüdesheim am Rhein town cobbled streets

Aerial view of Niederwald Monument, a towering statue overlooking the Rhine River and surrounding landscape.

Niederwald Monument Aerial view

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Aerial view of the Mouse Tower (Mäuseturm) on an island in the Rhine River, surrounded by water and lush greenery.

Mouse Tower from the air

Dog's view of the Niederwald Monument, with the towering statue and expansive landscape in the background.

Niederwald Monument dogs view

Things to see near by

Rheinstein Castle

Rheinstein Castle, perched majestically above the Rhine River in Germany, is a captivating medieval fortress steeped in history. Dating back to the 14th century, this iconic castle features imposing towers, fortified walls, and commanding views of the picturesque Rhine Valley. Renowned for its romantic charm and well-preserved architecture, visitors can explore its grand halls, fortified battlements, and lush gardens. With its rich history, stunning vistas, and enchanting ambiance, Rheinstein Castle offers a memorable journey through time, transporting visitors to a bygone era of knights, kings, and medieval splendor.

Rheinstein Castle

Burgruine Ehrenfels

The Burgruine Ehrenfels, nestled amidst the vineyards of the Rhine Gorge in Germany, is a fascinating medieval ruin commanding breathtaking views of the Rhine River. Dating back to the 13th century, this historic castle once served as a formidable fortress and toll station. Its picturesque remnants include sturdy stone walls, towering watchtowers, and remnants of a mighty keep. Visitors can explore the castle's atmospheric ruins, climb its weathered staircases, and imagine life in the Middle Ages. With its scenic setting and rich history, Burgruine Ehrenfels offers a captivating glimpse into the past and the romantic allure of the Rhine Valley.

burgruine ehrenfels

Mouse Tower

The Mouse Tower, or Mäuseturm, stands proudly on a small island in the Rhine River near Bingen, Germany. Dating back to the 14th century, this storied tower is steeped in myth and legend, including tales of a cruel bishop and a swarm of rats. Although the tower has been rebuilt over the centuries, its imposing presence and picturesque setting continue to captivate visitors. Today, it serves as a prominent landmark and observation point along the Rhine, offering stunning views of the surrounding vineyards and river. The Mouse Tower remains a symbol of the region's rich history and folklore.

Mouse Tower

Klopp Castle

Klopp Castle, overlooking the Rhine River in Bingen, Germany, is a formidable medieval fortress with a rich history dating back to the 12th century. Strategically positioned atop a hill, the castle boasts impressive defensive walls, towering watchtowers, and commanding views of the surrounding landscape. Once a residence for local rulers and a crucial stronghold in the region, Klopp Castle now serves as a museum and cultural center, showcasing artifacts and exhibits related to its storied past. Visitors can explore its well-preserved ruins, enjoy panoramic vistas, and immerse themselves in the medieval atmosphere of this iconic Rhine Valley landmark.

klopp castle

Kirschenskulptur - Kulturufer Bingen

The Kirschenskulptur, or Cherry Sculpture, is a vibrant and whimsical art installation located along the Kulturufer in Bingen, Germany. This colorful sculpture, shaped like a giant cherry, serves as a symbol of the region's cherry orchards and the annual cherry festival. Standing as a playful tribute to the area's agricultural heritage, the Kirschenskulptur adds a touch of charm and creativity to the riverside promenade. Visitors can admire its cheerful design, take photos, and enjoy the scenic views of the Rhine River. The Kirschenskulptur is a delightful landmark that celebrates the cultural identity and natural beauty of Bingen.

Die Drosselgasse

Die Drosselgasse, nestled in the charming town of Rüdesheim am Rhein, Germany, is a picturesque cobblestone alleyway renowned for its lively atmosphere and historic charm. Lined with quaint shops, cozy wine taverns, and colorful half-timbered buildings, this narrow lane exudes a romantic ambiance reminiscent of a bygone era. Visitors can stroll along its bustling thoroughfare, sample local wines, and savor traditional German cuisine. With its vibrant street performers, bustling crowds, and festive atmosphere, Die Drosselgasse offers a quintessential Rhine Valley experience, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the region's rich cultural heritage and warm hospitality.

Chapel of St. Roch

The Chapel of St. Roch, nestled amidst the scenic landscapes of France, is a serene and sacred place of worship dedicated to the patron saint of plague victims. This historic chapel, often adorned with intricate frescoes and ornate decorations, offers a tranquil refuge for prayer, reflection, and spiritual contemplation. Visitors can admire its timeless architecture, soak in the peaceful atmosphere, and pay homage to St. Roch through traditional rituals and devotions. With its rich history and spiritual significance, the Chapel of St. Roch serves as a cherished symbol of faith and hope, inspiring all who enter its hallowed halls.

chapel of st. roch

Johannisberg Castle

The Chapel of Johannisberg Castle, nestled within the grounds of the Johannisberg Castle in Germany's Rheingau region, exudes a serene and historic ambiance. Dating back to the 12th century, this charming chapel features elegant Gothic architecture, including vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, and finely crafted altars. Surrounded by lush vineyards and picturesque landscapes, it offers a tranquil sanctuary for prayer, meditation, and spiritual reflection. Visitors can admire its timeless beauty, explore its rich history, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The Chapel of Johannisberg Castle is a cherished landmark, steeped in both religious significance and cultural heritage.

Johannisberg Castle

Kloster Marienthal

The Chapel of Kloster Marienthal, nestled within the serene surroundings of the Marienthal Abbey in Germany's Moselle Valley, is a haven of tranquility and spirituality. Dating back to the 13th century, this historic chapel boasts elegant Romanesque architecture, adorned with intricate carvings and stained glass windows. Set amidst verdant vineyards and rolling hills, it offers a peaceful retreat for prayer, contemplation, and worship. Visitors can marvel at its timeless beauty, soak in the serene atmosphere, and experience a sense of reverence and connection to the divine. The Chapel of Kloster Marienthal is a cherished sanctuary, steeped in centuries of spiritual tradition.

Kloster Nothgottes

The Chapel of Kloster Nothgottes, nestled within the serene grounds of the Nothgottes Monastery in Germany, is a place of spiritual solace and reflection. Dating back to the medieval era, this historic chapel features elegant Gothic architecture, adorned with ornate decorations and intricate detailing. Surrounded by lush forests and tranquil gardens, it offers a peaceful sanctuary for prayer, meditation, and worship. Visitors can admire its timeless beauty, explore its rich history, and experience a profound sense of tranquility and reverence. The Chapel of Kloster Nothgottes is a cherished landmark, embodying centuries of spiritual devotion and tradition.

Kloster Nothgottes

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Enzklösterle

Camping Müllerwiese
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  • In August 2023, we made a delightful pit stop at Camping Müllerwiesen while journeying south, and it was a day to remember! Nestled in the enchanting region of Enzklösterle, the site was surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields, creating a serene and picturesque backdrop.

    Although a bit off the beaten path, the adventure was well worth it. To explore the local attractions, we hopped back into our motorhome and set off on a thrilling excursion. Just 25km away, the magnificent Schwarzenbach Dam awaited us, offering stunning views and a perfect spot for a scenic drive.

    We also ventured to the Burgbach Waterfall and the All Saints Waterfalls, both around the same distance, and each promising a refreshing and breathtaking experience. On the way, we discovered the charming Gaishöll Waterfalls, adding another gem to our journey. For those with more time, a visit to the elegant town of Baden-Baden was the perfect way to cap off the adventure.

    Camping Müllerwiesen was the ideal starting point for a day packed with natural beauty and exploration, making our brief stay an unforgettable part of our trip!

    On the final point, if heading south after leaving here. Don't forget to get a photo of the World's Largest Cuckoo Clock in Schonach im Schwarzwald.

Photo Moments

Bridge at Camping Müllerwiese leading to the fields next door, with a scenic backdrop of greenery and open fields.

Bridge at the Camping Müllerwiese

Bridge at Camping Müllerwiese with a stream running by, surrounded by lush greenery and natural beauty.

Stream at the Camping Müllerwiese

Friendly cow at Camping Müllerwiese, grazing peacefully in a lush green meadow.

friendly cow at the Camping Müllerwiese

Our photo at the world's largest cuckoo clock, with the massive timepiece in the background.

World's Largest Cuckoo Clock

World's largest cuckoo clock, with the massive timepiece in the background.

World's Largest Cuckoo Clock

Distant fields at Camping Müllerwiese, with rolling green meadows under a clear blue sky.

Fields in the distance

Aerial view of Camping Müllerwiese, showcasing the campsite layout amidst lush greenery and natural surroundings.

View from above

Aerial view of Camping Müllerwiese, showcasing the campsite layout amidst lush greenery and natural surroundings.

View from above

Things to see near by

Schwarzenbach Dam

The Schwarzenbach Dam, located in the Black Forest region of Germany, is a remarkable engineering feat and a popular recreational site. Completed in 1926, this gravity dam stands 400 meters long and 65 meters high, creating the expansive Schwarzenbach Reservoir. The dam not only serves as a vital water resource and hydroelectric power source but also offers stunning scenic views. Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, and boating in the serene reservoir waters. With its impressive structure and picturesque surroundings, the Schwarzenbach Dam is a fascinating destination blending natural beauty and technological achievement.

Schwarzenbach Dam

Burgbach Wasserfall

The Burgbach Waterfall, located in the Black Forest of Germany, is a breathtaking natural wonder. Plunging 32 meters (105 feet) into a serene forested ravine, it is one of the tallest free-falling waterfalls in the region. Surrounded by lush greenery and towering trees, the waterfall creates a tranquil and picturesque setting. Visitors can reach the falls via well-marked hiking trails that offer a scenic journey through the dense forest. The peaceful ambiance and natural beauty of the Burgbach Waterfall make it a perfect spot for nature lovers and hikers seeking a serene escape in the heart of the Black Forest.

Burgbach Wasserfall

All Saints Waterfalls

The All Saints Waterfalls, nestled in the scenic Black Forest of Germany, are a captivating series of cascades surrounded by lush greenery and rocky cliffs. Spanning over 83 meters (272 feet) in total height, these picturesque falls create a mesmerizing spectacle as water tumbles down rugged terrain. Accessible via well-maintained hiking trails, visitors can explore the tranquil forest paths leading to various viewpoints of the falls. The area also features historic ruins of the All Saints Abbey, adding a touch of medieval charm to the natural beauty. All Saints Waterfalls offer a serene retreat and a memorable hiking experience in nature.

All Saints Waterfalls

Gaishöll Wasserfälle

The Gaishöll Waterfalls, nestled in the serene landscapes of the Black Forest in Germany, are a picturesque series of cascades tumbling over moss-covered rocks and verdant cliffs. Accessible via a charming forest trail, the falls offer a tranquil retreat amidst nature's splendor. Spanning various heights and surrounded by dense foliage, they create a soothing ambiance ideal for hiking and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy the refreshing mist and the soothing sound of rushing water while exploring the peaceful surroundings. The Gaishöll Waterfalls are a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts seeking a serene escape and scenic beauty in the heart of the Black Forest.

Gaishöll Wasserfälle

Baden-Baden

Baden-Baden, nestled in the foothills of the Black Forest in Germany, is renowned for its luxurious spas, cultural richness, and natural beauty. This elegant spa town captivates visitors with its thermal baths, including the historic Friedrichsbad and modern Caracalla Spa, offering relaxation in healing thermal waters. Beyond wellness, Baden-Baden boasts splendid Belle Époque architecture, such as the Kurhaus and Casino, and vibrant cultural venues like the Festspielhaus for music and theater. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes and renowned for its gourmet dining and boutique shopping, Baden-Baden provides a perfect blend of indulgence, history, and rejuvenation in a serene, idyllic setting.

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Konstanz

Campingplatz Seepark Fliesshorn
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  • In August 2023, we indulged in a thrilling three-day stay at Campingplatz Seepark Fliesshorn, and it was an absolute dream! Situated on the edge of the mesmerizing Obersee, the campsite itself was a gem. But what truly elevated our experience were the nearby attractions that beckoned us to explore.

    From the enchanting Island Mainau to the historic Meersburg Castle, the scenic Seeburg Park, the impressive Mangturm Tower, and the evocative Ruine Honberg, there was no shortage of adventure. Island Mainau, in particular, stole the spotlight with its exquisite gardens and captivating displays. While the entrance fee may seem steep at over 25 euros, the immaculate upkeep and breathtaking beauty made it well worth the visit. Whether you're a gardening enthusiast or simply appreciate stunning landscapes, this island paradise promises to impress.

    Back at the campsite, while the pitches weren't expansive, the facilities were spotless, the staff welcoming, and the proximity to the lake unbeatable. During peak season, securing a prime spot might be a bit competitive, but the clean toilets and friendly atmosphere more than made up for it.

    Campingplatz Seepark Fliesshorn was more than just a place to stay—it was a gateway to unforgettable experiences and discoveries, making our three-day adventure a highlight of our journey!

Photo Moments

Scenic view of Campingplatz Seepark Fliesshorn with a tranquil lake in the foreground.

Campingplatz Seepark Fliesshorn lake view

Drone footage of Mainau Island, showcasing its lush gardens, pathways, and scenic surroundings.

Island Mainau drone footage

Drone footage of Mainau Island, showcasing its lush gardens, pathways, and scenic surroundings.

Island Mainau drone footage

Bridge leading to Mainau Island, with the lush greenery and vibrant gardens visible in the distance.

Island Mainau bridge to island

Giant flower sculpture on Mainau Island, surrounded by colorful blooms and lush greenery.

Island Mainau Gaint Flower

Peacock flower sculpture on Mainau Island, adorned with colorful flowers and surrounded by lush greenery

Island Mainau Peacock Flower

Goat farm on Mainau Island, featuring goats grazing in a picturesque meadow with lush greenery and flowers.

Island Mainau Goat Farm

Small ponies on Mainau Island, grazing in a lush green meadow with colorful flowers and trees in the background.

Island Mainau small ponies

Garden tower on Mainau Island, surrounded by vibrant flowers and lush greenery, with a clear blue sky in the background.

Island Mainau garden tower

Beautiful garden display on Mainau Island, featuring a variety of colorful flowers and meticulously arranged plants.

Island Mainau garden display

Round building in the garden on Mainau Island, surrounded by vibrant flowers and lush greenery.

Island Mainau garden round building

Person leaning on a lamp post on Mainau Island, with vibrant gardens and lush greenery in the background.

Island Mainau I'm leaning on a lamp post

Water sculpture post on Mainau Island, surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers.

Island Mainau water sculpture

Dogs enjoying the gardens on Mainau Island, surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers.

Island Mainau Dogs Love Gardens

Dogs enjoying the gardens on Mainau Island, surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers.

Island Mainau Dogs Love Gardens

Garden view from the stage on Mainau Island, showcasing lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and a serene atmosphere.

Island Mainau Garden view from stage

Garden stairs at Mainau Island leading up with lush greenery and colorful flowers on either side.

Island Mainau Garden stairs to heaven

Beautiful flower arrangement in the gardens of Mainau Island, showcasing vibrant colors and intricate design.

Island Mainau Garden flower arrangement

Airship flying overhead, against a clear blue sky.

Island Mainau Air Ship

Café and shops on Mainau Island, surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers.

Island Mainau Cafe and shops

Artisans making a dress of flowers on Mainau Island, surrounded by lush greenery.

Island Mainau making the dress of flowers

Things to see near by

Meersburg Castle

Meersburg Castle, perched on a hill overlooking Lake Constance in Germany, is a well-preserved medieval fortress dating back to the 7th century. This historic castle features impressive stone walls, fortified towers, and a scenic courtyard. Inside, visitors can explore richly furnished rooms, ancient armories, and the knight's hall, offering a glimpse into medieval life. The castle also houses a museum showcasing artifacts and exhibits from its storied past. With its stunning lake views, atmospheric architecture, and fascinating history, Meersburg Castle provides an enchanting experience for history enthusiasts and tourists seeking a journey back in time.

Meersburg Castle

Island Mainau

Island Mainau, situated in Lake Constance in Germany, is a stunning botanical garden and popular tourist destination known as the "Flower Island." Renowned for its vibrant, meticulously maintained gardens, Mainau showcases a dazzling array of seasonal flowers, exotic plants, and ancient trees. Highlights include the Italian Rose Garden, a butterfly house, and a baroque palace with captivating views of the lake. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along flower-lined paths, explore themed gardens, and relax in the tranquil natural beauty. Island Mainau offers a breathtaking, year-round floral paradise that delights nature lovers and garden enthusiasts alike.

Island Mainau

Seeburg Park

Seeburg Park, located along the shores of Lake Constance in Kreuzlingen, Switzerland, is a picturesque green space offering serene lakeside beauty and recreational activities. The park features well-maintained lawns, colorful flowerbeds, and a variety of trees, creating a peaceful environment for relaxation and picnics. Visitors can enjoy scenic walking paths, a charming marina, and playgrounds for children. The park also hosts cultural events and festivals throughout the year. With its stunning lake views, tranquil atmosphere, and family-friendly amenities, Seeburg Park is a delightful destination for nature lovers and those seeking a restful escape by the water.

Mangturm

The Mangturm, located in Lindau on the shores of Lake Constance in Germany, is a historic watchtower dating back to the 12th century. This iconic tower, once part of the medieval town's fortifications, stands out with its distinctive pointed roof and colorful tiled exterior. Overlooking the picturesque harbor, the Mangturm offers stunning panoramic views of the lake and the Alps beyond. Visitors can admire its fairy-tale appearance and delve into the history of Lindau through guided tours. The Mangturm, with its charming architecture and scenic location, is a beloved landmark that embodies the enchanting spirit of this Bavarian lakeside town.

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