Camping Münstertal

• What makes camping in Münstertal so special? 
• Photos of the camps at a glance 
• Reviews of camping in the Münstertal 
• Prices for the camps 
• How many camping spots can I expect when camping in the Münstertal? 
• Excursion destinations in the Münstertal and insider tips from your hosts

The Münstertal is located in the southern Black Forest and is known for its great variety of natural scenery consisting of dense forests, lush meadows and breathtaking valleys. This makes camping in the Münstertal a dream come true for every camper who enjoys camping on spots away from the crowds, with picturesque panoramas and in the midst of unspoiled nature. With hinterland.camp you will find exactly that - the new kind of camping in Münstertal with camps where you can enjoy nature and the beautiful view from your camper door all to yourself. You'll find a large selection of campsites run by private hosts who are committed to the idea of camping and guarantee a location in the heart of nature with just a few camping neighbors. We have tamed wild camping in the Münstertal for you.

The campsites in Münstertal are very popular with the camper community. For each camp, you will find a section on the overview page with reviews from visitors who can report on their stay at the camps. 

Sabine awards 5 stars for the camp: Farm on the south slope - pure Black Forest! and writes in the reviews: 

"Fantastic camp in charming surroundings with a great host! Spring water and firewood included. Thanks again for that, dear Dieter. You can start various hikes and MTB tours directly from the camp. Of course, the weather also played into our hands - plenty of sunshine, around 25 degrees and at the end of September/beginning of October. If you're looking for peace and nature, this is the place for you. We will definitely be back. PS: ...and goats right outside the door ;)" 

Roland visits the camp: Nature camping in the Black Forest in a secluded location and awards 5 stars for his stay. In his review he writes: 

"It was wonderful at Heiko's lovingly decorated camp with flower boxes. Super relaxing, beautiful walks directly from the camp and in the evening the wonderful starry sky with shooting stars and weather lights. Heiko is very obliging and helpful, we could always have contacted him via Whatsapp. Please always leave the place clean so that you can enjoy such a beautiful spot for a long time to come. We would love to come here again."

The prices of the campsites vary from camp to camp and depend, among other things, on what the hosts offer in addition to the place. At many camps, for example, you can use the sanitary facilities, fill up the water tanks, bring your dog, get firewood for the campfire or use the Wi-Fi. You can easily find out which services are included in the price on the overview page of the individual camps. Or you can filter specifically for places that suit you. You will find a wide range of filter options in the search to help you find the right camp for your needs. 

On average, camps cost around 20€ per night.

When camping on private camps, unlike conventional campsites, you can expect an average of 1-3 pitches on site. The philosophy of hinterland.camp is to get back to the actual idea of camping and offer places that you don't have to share with hundreds of other camping guests. Enjoy nature in peace and quiet and all to yourselves with the tamed version of wild camping. The exact number of spots per camp can be found on the overview pages of the individual camps . Simply click on one of the camps you like on the map or the list overview and you will find all the information at a glance.

The Münstertal and its surroundings offer a wide range of excursion destinations for nature lovers. Here are some of the most beautiful places you should definitely visit: 

Belchen 

At 1,414 meters, the Belchen is the fourth highest mountain in the Black Forest and offers a fantastic 360-degree view of the Alps, the Black Forest and the Vosges mountains. It is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. 

Activities: Hikes, especially the Belchen circular hike, which leads through beautiful landscapes. Also suitable for skiing and snowshoeing in winter. Here you can find our guide to getting started with snowshoeing.  

Todtnau waterfalls 

These impressive waterfalls are the highest natural waterfalls in Germany and an impressive natural spectacle. The waterfalls are located in the Black Forest near Todtnauberg and are easily accessible. 

• Activities: Hiking, nature photography. 

Nonnenmatt pond 

An idyllic mountain lake in the southern Black Forest, surrounded by forest and meadows. The Nonnenmattweiher is an ideal place to relax, swim or take a short hike around the lake. 

• Activities: Hiking, swimming, picnicking. 

Steinwasen Park 

A leisure park in the middle of nature, which is also attractive for families with children. The park offers animal enclosures, rides and an alpine coaster, all surrounded by the beautiful Black Forest landscape. 

• Activities: Nature experiences, hiking, animal watching. Hexenloch Mill 

One of the most famous mills in the Black Forest, picturesquely situated in a narrow valley. The mill is not only a photo motif, but also a starting point for beautiful hikes in the surrounding area.

• Activities: Hiking, visiting the mill, culinary delights in the adjoining inn. 

These excursion destinations offer a mixture of breathtaking views, sights and tranquil nature experiences that make the Münstertal and its surroundings so special. 

Tip: Your hosts are experts in their home region and know more about insider tip excursion destinations than anyone else. Simply speak to them and ask for tips on things to do in the area, they will be happy to help you with excursion tips around the Münstertal region and show you spots that nobody else knows about.