FAQ

Yes, dogs are allowed on most campsites. You can find them by filtering the list of campsites according to the search attribute «Pets allowed». Please be considerate of other campers and observe the dog etiquette.

Camping is a very family-friendly, uncomplicated form of holiday in itself, so your children will feel right at home on most campsites. Some have specialised in catering to families and offer large playgrounds, sports fields or pools, and even children's entertainment. Filter the list of campsites by the attribute «Great for families» to display them.

Yes, you can find campsites throughout the Bernese Oberland where you can camp in winter. Filter the list of campsites by the attribute «open in winter» to display them.

There are pitches for motorhomes and caravans at all campsites, many with electricity and water/waste water hook-ups. If you are travelling with a particularly long vehicle, you can filter the results using the attribute «pitches for motorhomes 8m+».

Yes, many campsites in the Bernese Oberland offer seasonal or year-round pitches in summer or winter. Take a look at the profile of the campsite in question, or you may even find a suitable offer on this page.

Wild camping or free standing is not allowed in most areas of the Bernese Oberland. Please stay overnight on official campsites or at caravan parks. Follow the Camper Codex for a friendly coexistence.