Campervan hire in Germany

• Schleswig-Holstein
• Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
• Lower Saxony
• Saxony-Anhalt
• North Rhine-Westphalia
• Thuringia
• Hesse
• Saxony
• Rhineland-Palatinate
• Saarland
• Bavaria
• Baden-Württemberg

• Northern Germany
• Southern Germany
• Lake Constance

• Munich
• Berlin
• Hamburg
• Dusseldorf
• Stuttgart
• Frankfurt
• Cologne
• Bremen
• Dresden

Useful Tips for Camping in Germany

Germany is a popular destination for either summer or winter. To avoid any disappointment, you should book your campervan in advance. Booking early ensures you can find a campervan that suits your specific needs. To drive in Germany, you need to be at least 18 years old and have a valid UK passport and a full UK driving licence.

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  Outdoor Activities

  The best time to visit Germany for outdoor activities is during the summer months. In summer you can visit one of the many wonderful lakes in Germany such as Walchensee where you can swim after a long drive.

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  Winter Holidays

  In the winter you can go skiing in Bavaria or Baden Württemberg. If you would like to go skiing then we would recommend booking your campervan for January or February.

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  Beach and Lake Holidays

  Whether at the beach or at a lake, the summer season is perfect for swimming in the Baltic Sea or the Tegernsee with its crystal-clear waters.

Best Routes for Campervan Rental in Germany

Here at CamperDays we have both the know-how about campervans, but also provide you with some tips on some of the best campervan routes in Germany below.

• Volcano Route

Germany isn’t known for its volcanoes, but a drive along Germany’s volcano route may just change your mind. This route connects the Rhine River to the Eifel low mountain range. Discover volcanic craters, shimmering lakes, geysers and lots of picturesque towns and villages along this 174 mile      route from the comfort of your campervan.

• German Alpine Road

This route is in southern Germany and spans 280 miles. It is the country's oldest tourist route, starting at Lake Constance in Lindau and ending at the breathtaking Lake Königssee near Berchtesgaden. The German Alpine Road is the ideal route for anyone who loves breathtaking scenery.

• German Avenue Road

This route shows how diverse Germany is. It starts in Rügen and takes you all the way down to Lake Constance. This route stretches over 700 miles and takes you through the Harz Mountains and through central Germany where you can discover the spectacular landscapes of Saxony-Anhalt, Lower Saxony, Thuringia and Saxony.

Things To Do and See

• Lake Constance: is well known for its natural beauty and mild climate. It is worth visiting for both winter sports and water sports. The area offers the perfect combination of a beautiful lake, picturesque towns and the breathtaking Alps.

• Mosel Valley: one of the most beautiful river landscapes in Germany. This area is popular with hikers and is home to lots of quaint villages that line the shores of the river. Some of the most popular villages are Hatzenport and Cochem.

• Zugspitze: the highest mountain in Germany at 2962 m high (9717 ft). It is located near the Alps and is home to three glaciers and views of 400 mountain peaks in 4 countries. The views from the summit are breathtakingly beautiful.

• Schwerin Castle: this fairytale style castle surrounded by the waters of Lake Schwerin is truly spectacular. In 1857 Frederick Francis II converted the building into an impressive symbol of his dynasty. The castle has countless towers, beautiful gardens and majestic wings and is definitely worth a visit.