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Austria: 16 motorhome pitches at winemakers

09.09.2026 20:45 1 min 1 source РУС
PROMOBIL DEU
Austria: 16 motorhome pitches at winemakers
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In Austria, there are 16 motorhome pitches located directly at winemakers and Heurigen inns. This allows travelers to avoid searching for parking in the evening and to stay in scenic spots on the outskirts of villages or on slopes. These pitches are especially popular among wine enthusiasts who can taste the products and stay overnight.

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Austria: 16 motorhome pitches at winemakers

09.09.2026 PROMOBIL DEU Original source

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The magazine promobil has awarded at least 4.5 stars to five motorhome pitches at wineries in Rhineland-Palatinate. The pitches are located in Edesheim, Longuich, Edenkoben, Flemlingen and Bremm. Prices range from €5 to €19 per night, some including electricity, water and sanitary facilities. At the Fitz-Schneider winery in Edenkoben, a wine purchase of €100 or more entitles guests to a free overnight stay.

The Kraichgau region in Germany is expanding its motorhome parking options. Offerings range from free spots to equipped sites near outdoor pools and overnight stays at wineries with regional products. The Dillig family from Hunsrück parked their caravan at the Hannes Biohof farm in Oberderdingen. Host Sarah Werner notes that guests often find her farm through the 'Landvergnügen' platform.

Promobil magazine has compiled a list of 13 restaurants in Germany that received Michelin stars in June 2026, along with nearby motorhome parking. The selection includes two two-star restaurants (THE CLOUD by Käfer in Munich and Mühle in Schluchsee) and one three-star (L.A. Jordan in Deidesheim). Distances from parking to restaurants range from 200 meters to 2.7 kilometers.

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