Camping on the Rhine

At hinterland.camp we have tamed wild camping and offer you a huge selection of the best camping sites in the countryside along Germany's longest river. After all, the Rhine runs for over 860 kilometers through Germany, from the Swiss border to the Dutch border. So there are many different opportunities to discover the beauty of the regions that border the Rhine. With us, it's easy to find the most beautiful campsites on the Rhine, because on this page we show you all the available spots of our hosts. With just a few clicks on our website or in the app, you can choose which features your private campsite should offer. And you are already a big step closer to your perfect camping vacation on the Rhine.

Camping on the Rhine with hinterland.camp is characterized by the fact that you can discover dreamlike spots in private locations away from the crowded campsites. Park your camper on meadows, on open farmland, on the banks of the Rhine or on hills above and enjoy your piece of nature not far from one of the largest rivers in Europe. This way you create the best conditions to spend a relaxing vacation with family or friends.

On its journey from the St. Gotthard Massif in Switzerland to the North Sea, the Rhine River traverses a highly diverse landscape. For instance, you can combine camping in Baden-Württemberg with a detour to the Rhine. Choose a parking spot near Lake Constance and experience the river as it exits Lake Constance near Konstanz, still a small "stream," and grows mightier as it flows towards the Rhine Plain.

In the Rhine Plain along the Upper Rhine itself, the Rhine meadows invite you to paddle or even snorkel. These unique floodplain areas along the Rhine are nature reserves where you can experience rare birds, fish, or plants up close.

For those who love wine, camping along the Rhine offers numerous opportunities to sample German wines. The Rheingau is one of the 13 German wine-growing regions you can explore. Along the Upper Rhine, you can experience Kaiserstuhl and Tuniberg, two very special vineyard landscapes situated close to the river, where wine grows on volcanic soil. Between Mainz, Worms, and Bingen, Rheinhessen, the largest wine-growing region with an area of over 26,500 hectares, invites you to a grand wine tasting.

Camping along the Rhine is the perfect blend of nature and cultural heritage. With hinterland.camp, you can experience this fusion firsthand.

The Rhine and the surrounding landscape offer a unique natural scenery at any time. 

• Don't miss the Rhine Falls near Neuhausen. For this, a side trip to Switzerland is definitely worthwhile. 
• Be sure to follow the trail of old legends when you visit the Loreley Rock. 
• Discover a piece of the Middle Ages with Stahleck Castle, Pfalzgrafenstein Castle and Liebenstein Castle. 
• Be enchanted by the Rhine bend at Boppard Hamm. 
• Enjoy the view at the border triangle near Koblenz. 
• Dive into the "jungle" of the Rhine forests.

Camping on the Rhine creates the best conditions to experience this unique river and enjoy the surrounding landscape.

Camping on the Rhine is suitable for families as well as for couples of all ages. Our campsites with private owners offer optimal conditions for camping close to nature in a secluded location. This gives you the space and peace to relax away from the noise of the big city or crowded campsites. If you want to go camping on the Rhine with your dog, simply select the filter “dogs welcome” on hinterland.camp and all free campsites from private at the Rhine where dogs are allowed will be displayed.