I mean, great food, great wine, great scenery! What else could you want?! We chose to do a mix of staying in hotels and camping.
If there are two or more people, sometimes staying in a hotel is worth it- most of our hotels were just euros more than a campsite, which was totally worth it after a long day. That being said, camping when we were full of energy was amazing! Something about doing the Euro Velo 15 while carrying your food, stove, and camp gear was really awesome.
Short answer- nope! Reasonably priced for Switzerland!!! Small convenience store that sells staple foods. Clean bathrooms! A little bit outside of Chur. Cheap compared to Switzerland. The reception has a nice bar and cafe where you can buy bretzel, bread, and coffee in the morning. I recommend their pizza! Highly recommend this one. We actually found some very affordable places to stay in Strasbourg. This was a very lovely little find.
The hamburgers run out quickly so make sure you have food when you arrive at the site, just in case. The extra mileage never hurt! Primarily a caravan park, but also has a lawn area for tents. The bathrooms were very nice and had hot water. We had steak, salmon, and pasta while watching a movie and made a little date night out of it. Highly recommend!!!
This campsite was really lovely! He likes to play fetch and is VERY cute. Find any other great campsites along the Rhine? Your email address will not be published. This looks fantastic! I love your blog by the way. Great information on that post. That post lead me to this post. This looks like a great cycling route. We are avid cycle tourers. We just got back from a quickie cycling tour over Christmas in Laos.
