Germany Camping Maps

[JamieMM]

Evening all,

I'm cycling from the UK to Prague, across the Netherlands and northern Germany and wondered whether anyone can recommend a good map of campsites across Germany. Ideally, I'm looking to avoid using an app or anything like that and would much prefer a proper map to refer to.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[bohrsatom]

I'm on the road (currently in Germany as it happens) so can't provide links, but search for Archies Europe. It is a great directory of campsites across all of the EU. I've relied on it for around 5 months of cycle camping in total and only had a couple of problems with incorrect data.

It's all smartphone/GPS based but you could download it to your computer, view on a digital map then transpose it yourself onto paper?

[andymiller]

Try the ACSI website eurocampings.co.uk and then mark up a map with a bsllpoint pen. And/or use Google Maps (plus the pen).

[foxyrider]

Try the ACSI website eurocampings.co.uk and then mark up a map with a bsllpoint pen. And/or use Google Maps (plus the pen).

+1

[andymiller]

A ballpoint pen is even better ...

[JamieMM]

Thanks for the advice. Think I'll keep it simple and mark it on a map.

[Richard Fairhurst]

I'm on the road (currently in Germany as it happens) so can't provide links, but search for Archies Europe. It is a great directory of campsites across all of the EU. I've relied on it for around 5 months of cycle camping in total and only had a couple of problems with incorrect data.

It's all smartphone/GPS based but you could download it to your computer, view on a digital map then transpose it yourself onto paper?

If it helps, Archie very kindly gave me permission to include his campsite data in cycle.travel so you can get it directly on a map: on the controls to the left, you need to set the 'hotel' menu to 'camping', then click 'find'.

[trilathon]

I must be out of step...I rarely have a problem finding a site at a convenient time and location and almost rarely have anything other than a ridiculous scale map generally devoid of sites and a eye on where the sun lies

Leaflets form tourist info, talking to strangers etc always sees me ok

[ossie]

I'm firmly in the Archies camp although I appreciate the OP said they didnt want an app...Archies camping is download onto my ancient Etrex and I simply aim for a large A on the screen.....it has rarely let me down.