Caravan & Motorhome Parking in Dinkelsbühl
A parking spot in Dinkelsbühl, the host doesn't reveal much more — so there isn't much more to say here either. What's mainly advertised is the peace and quiet; if you're looking for minimal activity, you're in the right place. But all around lies Franconia. Dinkelsbühl's old town clusters behind a completely preserved city wall that you can walk around in a loop. Less than half an hour further on begins the Nördlinger Ries with Nördlingen's city wall and the Ries Crater Museum. Space for tents, caravans and motorhomes. Bring time to explore the alleyways.1
What AlpacaCamping writes
„A truly wonderful spot.
If you're looking for peace and relaxation, you've found the perfect place to stay.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Nördlingen Town Wall
Nördlingen's wall runs completely covered around the old town; you stay dry even in rain and look out over a town built from suevite, the rock of the crater.
The Daniel Tower
The Daniel, the tower of St. George's church in Nördlingen, can be climbed on foot; at night the watchman still calls his 'So, G'sell, so' across the round Ries basin.
Ries Crater Museum
The Ries Crater Museum shows how a meteorite carved out the Nördlinger Ries; the rainy-day classic for grasping what you actually stand on around Dinkelsbühl.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on AlpacaCamping applies.
