Camping Price Analysis 2026: Camping in Saxony Remains Relatively Affordable

According to the Pincamp (ADAC) 2026 analysis, Germany offers the most affordable five-star campsites in Europe, with an average cost of 57 euros per night. For comparison, the average price in Spain is 98 euros, and in Croatia it is 95 euros. The average price for a family of three in the high season in Germany is 41 euros per night, which is below the average for the 12 countries studied (49 euros).

Mettmann police held a free weighing campaign for motorhomes and caravans on March 14, 2026. Out of 86 vehicles checked, only two were slightly overloaded, and their owners received advice on weight distribution. The campaign was preventive, and no fines were issued for overloading.

The German Federal Fiscal Court has ruled that private motorhomes are items of everyday use. This decision overturns the previous stance of the tax authorities, which held that profits from selling a motorhome within one year were taxable. Taxpayers can now cite this ruling to contest the taxation of such profits.

A motorhome campsite in Fürstenfeldbruck is closed for reconstruction following issues with vandalism and littering. The number of spaces will increase from 9 to 22, each with individual power hookups. The new operator Camping Car Park will install an automated access system and a 24/7 service station.

An investor has presented a plan for a stellplatz for 16 motorhomes in Vetschau. The project is planned for the Bauernsee area, with a daily rate of 25 euros per space.

German manufacturer Rocket Camper has introduced the simplified camper van Rocket Base. The 6-meter model based on the Peugeot Boxer chassis lacks a fixed bathroom and overhead cabinets, increasing usable space. The base price starts at 68,000 euros, with heating and additional sleeping berths available as options.