Camping Brugger am Riegsee

As if the Tölz mountains and the peaks of the Ammergau Alps didn't already exude enough magic, you can even see the pyramid-shaped Alpspitze and the mighty Zugspitze in the Wetterstein mountains from Camping Brugger am Riegsee. The well-kept campsite in Spatzenhausen in Upper Bavaria is located directly on a bathing lake and offers families with children, couples and campers with dogs a peaceful holiday close to nature from spring to autumn.

Relaxing camping by the lake against a unique Alpine backdrop

The picturesque view of the Alps is the special trump card of Camping Brugger am Riegsee. Surrounded by meadows, the terraced campsite also impresses with its location right by the water. Lake Riegsee is considered one of the warmest and cleanest lakes in Bavaria and offers plenty of bathing fun for young and old. Children can look forward to a playground and a creative workshop with a varied programme. There are fishing opportunities and a surfing and sailing school close to the six-hectare camping site. Holiday guests can hire a pedalo, play volleyball or simply relax with a book from the campsite's own library on the large sunbathing lawn. The peaceful atmosphere is livened up by barbecues and picnics around the campfire. In addition to the tent pitches on a plateau by the beach and 320 permanent camping pitches, Camping Brugger am Riegsee has 140 pitches for motorhomes and caravans, 74 of which are parcelled out. They are between 65 and 100 square metres in size and some have direct water connections and TV satellite dishes. Modern hot water sanitary facilities including a baby changing room, a camping supermarket and WLAN ensure comfort. The Brugger Hütte restaurant delights guests with a panoramic lakeside terrace and both Alpine and international dishes. Dogs are also welcome at the Brugger am Riegsee campsite. There is also a dog bathing area not far from the site.

Out and about in the Blue Land

The region around Camping Brugger am Riegsee is also known as the Blue Land. The name goes back to the artist movement Der Blaue Reiter. The world-famous expressionist painters Franz Marc and Wassily Kandinsky found inspiration for their works in the blue light moods of the Upper Bavarian Alpine foothills. Some of them are on display in the castle museum in Murnau am Staffelsee. The market town also enchants visitors with its traditional and imaginatively designed Biedermeier-style houses and invites you to take a leisurely stroll through its studios, cafés and shops. A hike through the species-rich Murnauer Moos and along the roaring waters of the Partnachklamm gorge is a real nature experience. A trip to the Glentleiten open-air museum, the largest farming village museum in southern Bavaria, is also worthwhile.