Planning a nature-filled getaway and looking for the best glamping in Germany? I’ve made it easy for you, by compiling this list of epic places to stay to help you find the perfect Germany glamping accommodations for an experience you’ll never forget.
Germany is a European leader in glamping, and there’s no corner of this beautiful country that doesn’t have a range of glamping options to choose from.
Germany is picture-perfect year-round. In the warmer months, it’s a dreamy landscape of green, dotted by cookie-cutter German villages and metropolitan cities. In winter, it’s a frosty wonderland, with ample opportunities to enjoy the magic of the season.
Bedding down in a wooden barrel in Bavaria? Check. Glamping in a safari tent alongside African animals in northern Germany? You got it. Luxury treehouse digs on the North Sea? You betcha. Sleeping under a massive dome in a top water park? Absolutely!
Also, be sure to read my guides Glamping in France, Glamping in Italy, and Glamping in Spain for more epic European stays in the future!
This is my ultimate list of the best glamping experiences in Germany!
Germany Glamping Breakdown
Before we dive into the full list of different German glamping accommodations, here’s an overview of our favorite properties! Check them out below, but be sure to keep reading to discover all your incredible options to find the perfect place to stay!
Overall Best Glamping in Germany – Destinature Dorf Hitzacker
Best Luxury Glamping in Germany – Bliesgau Biosphere Glamping Resort
Best Cheap Glamping in Germany – BaseCamp Bonn
Most Unique Glamping in Germany – Serengeti Park Resort
Best Family-Friendly Glamping in Germany – Tropical Islands
Credit: destinature Dorf Hitzacker
15 Best Places To Go Glamping in Germany
Let’s take a closer look at all the incredible options for unique glamping experiences in Germany! We’ve done thorough research to compile the best of the best, and there’s definitely something for everyone on my list!
1) Destinature Dorf Hitzacker
Where: Hitzacker, Germany
Price: $60+ per night
Accommodates: 2 guests
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/destinature-dorf.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/destinature.de
Destinature in Hitzacker is my pick for the best overall glamping in Germany, as it’s a complete glamping experience executed exactly how glamping should be! Offering unique and stylish glamping tents across a serene landscape, a stay at Destinature promises peace and comfort in lush surroundings. Each unit features a terrace and dining area, luxury linens, and ample space, and there’s a restaurant on-site. The grounds are also pet-friendly.
Hitzacker is located on the River Elbe in Germany’s northern reaches, 50 minutes from Lüneburg and 90 minutes from Hamburg. Locally, you’ll enjoy hiking and cycling in the best natural landscape that Germany has to offer.
Credit: destinature Dorf Hitzacker
2) BaseCamp Bonn
Where: Bonn, Germany
Price: $50+ per night
Accommodates: 1-5 guests
https://www.basecamp-bonn.de/en/
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/basecamp-bonn.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/basecampbonn
If you’re searching for a German glamping experience that is cheap yet truly fantastic, BaseCamp Bonn is for you! This hostel is truly a one-off, and you’re unlikely to find a similar experience anywhere else. Choose from a stay in a bunk bed in an old train carriage, or rent one of the ultra-cool Airstreams or mobile homes to have all to yourself. They are so unbelievably cool and modern and are all located in a unique indoor setup. BaseCamp Bonn also offers free daily breakfast, a bar, free wifi, a communal kitchen, an indoor beer garden and BBQs.
Bonn is a western German city that is simply beautiful and known for being the home city of Beethoven, and you can even visit his birthplace. BaseCamp Bonn is located 2km from the Rhine River, which flows through the city, and there are many local amenities right near the hostel. The city of Cologne is just 30 minutes away.
Credit: BaseCamp Bonn
3) Camping Resort Zugspitze
Where: Zugspitze, Germany
Price: $100+ per night
Accommodates: 2-6 guests
https://www.perfect-camping.de/5-sterne-camping-resort-zugspitze-garmisch-partenkirchen-bayern/
https://facebook.com/campingresortzugspitze
Camping Resort Zugspitze offers a world-class glamping experience in Southern Bavaria. This site offers camping year-round and is dog-friendly. The variety of accommodations on offer are impressive. Choose from a mountain cabin or one of the coolest glamping options I’ve seen – their amazing “sleeping barrels”. With space to sleep up to three, these barrels are fully furnished, comfortable, cozy and guarantee a unique glamping experience. The view from the barrels is exceptional. The site also offers wellness facilities, a sauna and a bistro.
The Alps serve as your backdrop at Camping Resort Zugspitze. In winter, a magical winter wonderland awaits, and in summer, you’ll love the hiking and outdoor activities on offer. Zugspitze Mountain is the tallest in Germany. The stunning Austrian city of Innsbruck is just over an hour away, and makes for a picture perfect day trip.
4) UplandParcs Sauerland
Where: Winterberg, Germany
Price: $150+ per night
Accommodates: 2-6 guests
https://www.uplandparcs.com/parks/germany/sauerland/holiday-homes
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/uplandparcs-sauerland.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/UplandParcs
UplandParcs Sauerland is a holiday park located in the western German resort town of Winterberg, which truly shines in the winter months. This family-friendly destination offers a touch of luxury at every turn, and cabin accommodations here are self-contained and modern. The most exciting part is that from 2023, the site now offers 10 luxury glamping tents and 9 treehouse stays!
Two hours from both Cologne and Frankfurt, this location in Germany has lots to explore. From small German villages to bustling cities, you’ll enjoy the best of the indoors and outdoors here. Visit in winter and you’re in for a treat!
Credit: UplandParcs Sauerland
5) George Glamp
Where: Wurzen, Germany
Price: $100+ per night
Accommodates: 2-6 guests
https://www.george-glamp.com/perdoeler-muhle/
https://facebook.com/GeorgeGlamp.HomeandResortsConcepts
George Glamp is all about getting back to nature in a sustainable and gentle way, and a stay here promises R&R in tranquil surroundings. George Glamp offers two sites in Germany, in Schleswig-Holstein and in Saxony, but my pick for this list is the Saxony location at Püchauer Mühle. Opened in 2019, the site is nestled in the Mulde Valley, and offers amazing glamping pods that are rustic yet modern, spacious and comfortable. There’s a large swimming pool on-site, plus unique igloo saunas.
Hike and bike in the valleys of this gorgeous German region. The riverside town of Wurzen is your quintessential German town, traditionally beautiful and packed with amenities. The major city of Leipzig is 45 minutes away, while the historic city of Dresden is 90 minutes.
Credit: George Glamp
6) Bliesgau Biosphere Glamping Resort
Where: Kleinblittersdorf, Germany
Price: $200+ per night
Accommodates: 2-3 guests
https://www.glamping-resorts.de/en/
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/glamping-resort-biosphare-bliesgau.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/glampingresorts
Bliesgau Biosphere offers the ultimate luxury glamping in Germany, and is thrilling guests with its ultra modern glamping pods, which are air-conditioned and equipped with kitchenette facilities and private bathrooms. Each pod also comes with its own private terrace, and you can opt to enjoy a full breakfast here each morning. There are also wellness facilities at Bliesgau Biosphere, including spa packages.
The riverside village of Kleinblittersdorf is located just a stone’s throw from the French border, and the city of Saarbrücken is just 15 minutes drive away. Day trip to the pretty city of Strasbourg or to the tiny European country of Luxembourg, both 90 minutes away,
Credit: Bliesgau Biosphere Glamping Resort
7) Glamping Heidekamp
Where: Versmold, Germany
Price: $60+ per night
Accommodates: 2-3 guests
https://www.camping-heidekamp.de
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/camping-heidekamp.en-gb.html
If you’re on the hunt for a budget-friendly and family-friendly German glamping destination, look no further than Glamping Heidekamp. Located in northwest Germany, the cheerful site offers a range of cozy glamping tents, lodges, pods and cottage for guests. There are BBQ facilities, children’s play areas, tennis and mini golf facilities and a restaurant just a stone’s throw away.
Glamping Heidekamp is located in the pretty town of Versmold, just 30 minutes drive from both Bielefeld and Munster.
Credit: Glamping Heidekamp
8) Schwarzwaldcamp
Where: Schluchsee, Germany
Price: Contact property for prices
Accommodates: 2-4 guests
https://www.schwarzwaldcamp.com
https://facebook.com/schwarzwald.camp
Schwarzwaldcamp is a cool little glamping spot in the wilds of Germany, near the French and Swiss borders. The special site is tucked away in the Black Forest of Schluchsee, a stunning riverside town, and offers a fantastic range of tents, tipis and treehouses across its hectare property.
This ultra-relaxing spot is perched on the river, where you can take a refreshing dip in nature. Explore the local gorges and wild landscape of Germany’s Black Forest. Basel and Zurich are both just over an hour away.
Credit: Schwarzwaldcamp
9) DOMO CAMP – Nature Glamping Hof Viehbrook
Where: Rendswühren, Germany
Price: $100+ per night
Accommodates: 2-4 guests
https://domo-camp.org/viehbrook
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/domo-camp-nature-glamping-hof-viehbrook.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/domocamp/
Offering light and airy glamping tents across a pristine pocket of land in northern Germany, Domo Camp provides a chance to get back to nature in style. Their individual tents are spacious and comfortable, and guests enjoy shared use of the on-site kitchen, bar, terrace and BBQ facilities. The campsite is also pet-friendly, and you’ll love wandering the immaculate gardens of the property.
Domo Camp is located in Rendswühren, just over an hour from the busy city of Hamburg. But you’ll forget all about the noise of the city out here, where the landscape is peppered with quintessentially German villages.
Credit: DOMO CAMP – Nature Glamping Hof Viehbrook
10) Baumhaushotel Otterndorf
Where: Otterndorf, Germany
Price: $200+ per night
Accommodates: 2-6 guests
How does a stay at a luxury treehouse hotel in Germany sound? Well, you’re in for a treat at Baumhaushotel Otterndorf. This unique offers modern lakeside treehouse accommodations, a stone’s throw from the Elbe River in northern Germany. The 1.4 hectare site is a place to truly unplug and relax in comfort, and you’ll spent your days hiking and cycling in nature and canoeing from the private jetty. Baumhaushotel Otterndorf offers a range of amenities and services on site, all geared towards ensuring your vacation is a memorable and restful one.
Otterndorf is a pretty little town on the North Sea, a hidden little pocket of paradise an hour from the city of Bremen and two hours from Hamburg.
Credit: Baumhaushotel Otterndorf
11) Campingplatz Aichelberg
Where: Aichelberg, Germany
Price: $60+ per night
Accommodates: 2 guests
http://www.camping-aichelberg.de
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/campingplatz-aichelberg.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/Camping.Aichelberg
Tucked away in the rolling green hills of southern Germany, Campingplatz Aichelberg is a highly-rated, pretty campsite with an array of accommodations on offer to guests, including glamping! Their two-person glamping huts, cabins, wagons and barrels are cute, fun and comfortable, and you’ll enjoy lots of personal space around your site. There’s clean and modern bathroom and laundry facilities on-site, and even a bistro to enjoy a bite at.
There’s no shortage of activities to partake in in this beautiful part of the world. Hike and cycle on a magnificent landscape with a mountain backdrop. The major city of Stuttgart is just 30 minutes away via the nearby autobahn.
Credit: Campingplatz Aichelberg
12) Waldcamping Brombach
Where: Pleinfeld, Germany
Price: $150+ per night
Accommodates: 2-6 guests
https://www.waldcamping-brombach.de
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/waldcamping-brombach.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/waldcampingbrombachsee
Situated on a sprawling campground in a tranquil region of southern Germany, Waldcamping Brombach is a family-friendly glamping destination with a massive range of accommodation options to choose from. Stay in a glamping tent, a treehouse pod, a canvas bungalow or rent a mobile home – the options are endless! Each accommodation on offer is clean, comfortable and spacious, and stays include free wifi and use of all the campsite’s shared facilities.
The town of Pleinfeld is a dreamy spot in Bavaria, and its proximity to major German cities means getting here is a breeze. Historic Nuremberg is 45 minutes away, while Munich is just under two hours.
Credit: Waldcamping Brombach
13) Bootsmann
Where: Breiholz, Germany
Price: $100+ per night
Accommodates: 2 guests
https://www.bootsmann-lodge.de
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/bootsmann-breiholz.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/bootsmann.camping
Bootsmann is an epic glamping destination in the northernmost reaches of Germany, towards the Danish border, and their sublime location is just the beginning of the benefits of a stay here. Bootsmann offers the chance to glamp in unique wooden barrels, completely equipped with modern amenities and with access to shared bathrooms. You’ll enjoy garden and lakefront views from your cozy barrel fitted with high-end furnishings, and there’s water sports on the river and dining on-site.
Rent a bike and cruise around this pristine pocket of Germany. There’s a range of small towns nearby, like Neumunster and Rendsburg, and Hamburg is just 90 minutes drive away.
14) Tropical Islands
Where: Krausnick, Germany
Price: $250+ per night
Accommodates: 2-4 guests
https://www.tropical-islands.de
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/tropical-island.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/tropical.islands
If you want to thrill the kids and take them on the most exciting glamping experience in Germany, book your stay at Tropical Islands – stat! One look at this amazing destination and you’ll know why the entire family will love it. Imagine going to the world’s best indoor pool complex and getting to stay overnight! Tropical Islands is located within the world’s largest dome, and within it is a maze of lagoon swimming pools, waterslides, lazy rivers and even an indoor rainforest. There’s 13 restaurants and bars on-site, spa services and their glamping accommodations are a mixture of African-style glamping tents, huts and traditional rooms. It’s just so cool!
Tropical Islands is the main destination for visitors to the village of Krausnick, which is just 60km from the capital, Berlin. You won’t have to leave this giant dome to have the best glamping vacation ever!
Credit: Tropical Islands
15) Serengeti Park Resort
Where: Hodenhagen, Germany
Price: $150+ per night
Accommodates: 2-7 guests
https://www.serengeti-park.de/en/overnight-stays/
https://www.booking.com/hotel/de/safari-lodges-im-serengeti-park-resort.en-gb.html
https://facebook.com/SerengetiPark1/?wtsid=rdr_0gmKurxQPeVPgea4i
Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen is already a wildly popular African-style wildlife park in Germany, and now they’ve taken the experience to the next level with overnight glamping accommodations to treat yourself to! The park offers a range of lodge-style accommodations, all on their own individual areas of the sprawling park, to suit a range of prices and styles. There’s the Safari Lodge camp, the Adventure Lodge camp, the Tongasoa Lodges with a valley view, the lakeside Tent Lodges, the Jungle Lodges (with monkeys for neighbors!) and the Masai Mara and Ranger Lodges, where you’ll get up close and personal over breakfast with the animals that call this park home.
This incredible safari and glamping experience is the primary draw for the town of Hodenhagen, which is nestled in the countryside of Lower Saxony, 45 minutes from the city of Hanover and an hour from Bremen.
Credit: Serengeti Park Resort
Am I Missing Any Glamping Germany Sites?
Do not hesitate to contact me via email or socials if you think more glamping sites in Germany that deserve to be on this list. It can be a glamping destination you have recently visited or your own Airbnb glamping pod in Germany.
It’s one of the largest in Europe with tons of amazing nature-filled accommodation, and would love to keep this list as up to date as possible!
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