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Germany expands motorhome parking: new sites, renovations, and reopening

27.07.2026 20:16 2 min 4 sources
augsburger-allgemeine DEU + 3 more
Germany expands motorhome parking: new sites, renovations, and reopening
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In Brief

Several German regions are boosting motorhome infrastructure: new sites in Vogtland and Klosterlechfeld, renovation in Fürstenfeldbruck, and reopening of Hochwald campsite.

Germany is actively expanding motorhome infrastructure. In the district of Augsburg, expansion is under consideration: currently there is only one site in Königsbrunn with 13 spaces, which generated €8,000 profit on €28,000 revenue in 2025. Klosterlechfeld plans 15–20 spaces, with a decision expected in September. Bobingen will get a water and waste station from September. A study also names Allmannshofen, Großaitingen, and Welden as potential locations, but no concrete plans exist yet.

In Vogtland, the new "Stellplatz Sternenhimmel" opened in April 2026 for motorhomes, campervans, and roof-tent vehicles. Located on a former field road, it offers electricity, Wi-Fi, and well water, but no fixed sanitary facilities. The concept targets independent travelers seeking solitude and stargazing due to low light pollution.

In Fürstenfeldbruck, the motorhome site is closed for renovation after vandalism and littering. Spaces will increase from 9 to 22, each with individual electric hookup. New operator Camping Car Park will install an automated access system and a 24/7 service station.

The Hochwald campsite in Kell am See, closed at the end of 2024, will reopen in summer 2025 under Camping-Car Park. Initially it will operate only as a motorhome parking area; full camping with tent pitches will take longer. The restart decision was made by the VG Saarburg-Kell council in October 2025.

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New motorhome parking spaces planned in Augsburg district

27.07.2026 augsburger-allgemeine DEU Original source

Camping-Car Park takes over: Hochwald campsite restart – initially for motorhomes only

23.06.2026 Volksfreund DEU Original source

New Motorhome Parking Area in Vogtland

16.04.2026 openPR.de DEU Original source

After Vandalism and Littering: Campsite for Motorhomes Undergoes Renovation

16.03.2026 merkur.de DEU Original source

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