Freistehen mit dem Wohnmobil

Very close to the lake/river, and yet legal parking. There are several marked spots along Stromeyersdorfstraße (and all other roads close by) where campervans can perfectly spend the night (and even some days).<br /><br />Close enough for a swim in the lake (which formally is a river right here), and still within walking distance (although cycling is better) to downtown Konstanz.<br /><br />Whenever friends are visiting me, I am recommending this place.

Along this quiet side road and literally next to the river/lake, you have got a perfect spot for the night. During summer the beach bar of the Fachhochschule might be noisy and nice at the same time, but they shut down at 11 p.m.

Make sure not to stay here for the whole day, since you might get a ticket (10 Euro) for parking.

I have never heard anybody got a ticket during the night, and I know many people who spent the night at this place.

Not the most romantic parking, but within walking distance to downtown. And a free parking, a bit away from the busy and noisy road next to the lake. I found several campervans here, seems to be popular.

A popular spot for campers, very downtown and right next to the green belt, which is now a bike path and formerly was a train track. Some grass between the cars and the elevated bike path, usually camping and cooking there.

The whole area is dominated by the Wagendorf Lohmühle, which is a settlement of those who do not want to settle. Many very old vans, some 25 people living here, you may not be welcome to enter.

This spot was described by Vandogtraveller in this post.

Berlin is the city of vans, and Volkspark Hasenheide is definitely one of the hotspots. Right in the park, a tiny dead end road and lots of old campers with friendly people around. Some have been living here in their vans from as early as 1987. Be aware that police is tolerating camping, but you might get a ticket of 80 Euros if your van does not have the green particulate matter sticker (Feinstaubplakette). Police is by far not checking every day, but once in a while (you are not allowed to enter the city without the green sticker anyway).

This parking spot is literally next to the Neckar river - and it is even an official parking for campervans. You might hear the near road, although behind some trees and bushes, but being that close to the river still makes it a perfect parking.

I found this the perfect parking in Heidelberg, just at the north eastern road below Ernst-Walz-Bridge. There are always some campers around, and this road is a quiet dead plus it is directly at the Neckar river. And within walking distance of Heidelberg (although by bike much better).

Extremely quiet spot right next to the river. Some friendly horses next to the van.



The road is a legal to drive sand track, easy to get through.

Above the village of Schenkenzell, great view down, absolutely by myelf.

I had asked the owner of the ground prior to camping here for three days.

This is a parking right next to the Lac de Grand Maison. Expect a handfull of other campervans around, mostly in respectful distance.

Great place!