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Our guide lists 868 campsites that accept dogs in Germany. Each one shows its opening season and, when we have verified it, its guide price. Rules change from one campsite to another (permitted areas, lead, number or size of dogs and any supplement), so check them before booking.
868 dog-friendly campsites in Germany in our guide. We show 120: featured ones first, then the most visited; the rest, by region below.
What we have checked about dog-friendly campsites in Germany
- We have checked the dog conditions on the website of 177 of the 868 campsites in this list.
- Dog supplement: between €1.00 and €6.50 per night; half charge €3.00 or less (57 campsites that publish the amount).
- 6 do not charge for the dog.
- 34 accept dogs in bungalows or in some of their rentals; 23 only on pitches.
- 42 have a dog area, shower or park.
- 10 do not accept potentially dangerous breeds.
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Data taken from each campsite website in October 2026. Confirm the conditions with the campsite before booking.
Compare the data for this selection
868 campsites · 785 towns · 147 published calendars for 2026.
See, for example, the pages of CampingReich, Ahoi Camp Canow, Campingplatz Großes Meer.
How many campsites are in this selection?
This page brings together 868 campsites included in our guide. The count refers to this selection, not to all the campsites in the area.
Which towns are they in?
The selection includes 785 towns with a registered name. Those with the most campsites are Grömitz (4), Gifhorn (4), St. Peter-Ording (3), Vlotho (3), Hamburg (3).
What other facilities do these campsites list?
pool: 60; restaurant: 192; playground: 225; dogs allowed: 868; wifi: 244. A campsite can count in several groups. Check the conditions for each type of accommodation on its page; a facility that is not listed is not necessarily forbidden or missing.
How many have a published calendar for 2026?
147 of the 868 have a year-round or seasonal calendar published for 2026; 23 are listed as open all year round. For the rest we do not count a complete calendar here. The campsite dates do not guarantee that the pool, restaurant or other facilities are available for the whole period, or that there are places. Confirm your stay with the campsite.
Dog-friendly campsites by region
Baden-Württemberg (87) · Bavaria (118) · Brandenburg (71) · Hamburg (4) · Hesse (45) · Lower Saxony (134) · Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (74) · North Rhine-Westphalia (77) · Rhineland-Palatinate (55) · Saarland (7) · Saxony (45) · Saxony-Anhalt (25) · Schleswig-Holstein (95) · Thuringia (29)
Dog-friendly campsites by district
Arnsberg (13) · Braunschweig (23) · Chemnitz (12) · Cologne (22) · Darmstadt (14) · Detmold (19) · Dresden (29) · Düsseldorf (11) · Freiburg (31) · Giessen (12) · Hanover (30) · Karlsruhe (17) · Kassel (19) · Koblenz (32) · Leipzig (4) · Lower Bavaria (19) · Lower Franconia (16) · Lüneburg (47) · Middle Franconia (12) · Münster (12) · Rheinhessen-Pfalz (12) · Stuttgart (24) · Swabia (23) · Trier (11) · Tübingen (15) · Upper Bavaria (32) · Upper Franconia (10) · Upper Palatinate (6) · Weser-Ems (34)
Frequently asked questions
How much do campsites in Germany charge for bringing a dog?
In the 57 campsites in Germany that publish the dog supplement, it ranges from €1.00 to €6.50 per night, and half charge €3.00 or less. Also, 6 do not charge anything for the dog. Confirm it with the campsite before booking.
Which campsites in Germany accept dogs in bungalows?
According to their websites, 34 campsites in Germany accept dogs in bungalows or in some of their rentals, for example Camping Regenbogen Ladbergen, Camping am Lippesee, Ostseecampingplatz Familie Heide, Campingplatz Gnarrenburg, Ferien- und Campingpark Wisseler See.
Are there campsites in Germany that do not charge for the dog?
Yes: according to their websites, 6 do not charge for the dog, such as Murgtalcamping, Campingplatz Wertacher Hof, Campingplatz Wiesental, Biber-Camp, NaturCamping am Ellbogensee.
Can I go camping with my dog in Germany?
Yes. On this page we list the campsites that accept dogs in Germany. Each campsite may have its own rules (permitted areas, lead, size), so it is worth checking them before booking.
Do campsites in Germany charge for bringing a dog?
Many campsites charge a small supplement per dog and night, and some limit the number or size of dogs or do not accept them in bungalows. Check the conditions of each campsite before booking.
