Camping vacations are widely known for being environmentally friendly and joyful experiences
In the realm of travel and leisure, a unique trend is thriving amongst German enthusiasts - camping. With the tagline 'Happy camper', 'Camping', and 'German campers', the website camping.info serves as a comprehensive guide for those seeking adventure and happiness on the road.
According to a study by market research institute GfK, campers express a significantly higher level of well-being than the general population. This difference of 12 percentage points between campers and the general population suggests that camping vacations can enrich daily life and bring happiness beyond vacation days.
The German camping industry has experienced three consecutive record years, with over 42 million overnight stays recorded in 2023, marking a 5.2% increase from the previous year. This surge in popularity can be attributed to the minimalist lifestyle, freedom to travel, and proximity to nature that camping offers.
Maximilian Moehrle, CEO of camping.info, comments, 'The nature-based and experiential form of travel can bring lasting happiness and fulfillment.' Indeed, most campers surveyed by Camping.info stated that camping makes them happier people.
The website provides a wealth of information on various topics related to camping, including camping in Sweden, budget camping holidays, traffic rules for camping vehicles, camping site costs in different European countries, and waterfront camping sites in Europe. It also offers practical advice on topics such as loading a camping vehicle, tire care and vehicle checks, safety with gas cylinders and cookers, fire protection, finding the right campsite, and important insurance for van life.
International expert Anne-Katrin Schwanitz discusses these topics in depth, providing valuable insights for both novice and seasoned campers. Users on camping.info's social media channels express their enthusiasm for camping, citing reasons such as the conscious reduction of material possessions, proximity to nature, and comfort of a home on wheels.
Some of the most popular places in Europe where German camping vehicles park and rest include motorhome pitches by the Gardasee and in the Allgäu region (Germany), Saint-Pourçain-sur-Besbre in France, a site near Trento in Italy, several lakeside campsites like the one at Vätternsee in Sweden, and well-equipped motorhome sites in Germany such as Camping Resort Zugspitze (Garmisch-Partenkirchen) and Naturcamping Isarhorn (Mittenwald). These sites offer amenities like electricity, water, waste disposal, sanitary facilities, and scenic views, making them favored spots for German campers in Europe.
The website can be contacted at [email protected] for more information. It's a German-language service and news portal that keeps readers informed about living and working abroad. So, if you're a German camper looking for your next adventure or a curious reader seeking insights into the world of camping, camping.info is a must-visit destination.
