Campingplatz Buchhorn Arbon

Recreation-seekers can sit comfortably on the sunbathing lawns on the concrete shore strip at Camping Buchhorn and have free access to the lido.

Private beach access with reeds

Camping Buchhorn in Arbon is a paradise for holidaymakers who love the unspoilt experience of nature. The campsite is located directly on beautiful Lake Constance, and some pitches are right on the water's edge, where lush reed vegetation adds that certain something. The lush green of the meadows is pleasing to the eye and heart, while deciduous trees lend structure to the campsite's 90 pitches. Lake Constance is ideal for a variety of water sports. Guests can hire canoes, kayaks and sailing boats on site. The lido and swimming pool provide welcome refreshment in the cool water. The lakeside promenade, the extensive fields in the hinterland and romantic parks offer plenty of opportunities for hiking and cycling.

Camping Buchhorn: a rustic nature experience on Lake Constance

Camping Buchhorn attracts holidaymakers with its family atmosphere. Holidaymakers come here, some of whom have known each other for years and appreciate the nature experience on Lake Constance, to which they are directly connected. The campsite is kept simple and rustic and has WLAN throughout. The pitches are located on green meadows with scattered trees. Guests can buy food from the supermarket and kiosk as well as a bread roll service. There is also a snack bar to satisfy small appetites in between meals. Numerous tastefully furnished restaurants in the neighbourhood offer culinary delights, especially for fans of Italian cuisine. Campers can reach the centre of Arbon after around 1 km. The main town in the canton of Thurgau attracts visitors with its castle, a keep dating back to 993, and charming half-timbered houses. The heart of the old town is the fish market square with its shell-shaped fountain and bronze sculpture of a fisherwoman. Numerous markets offer a varied range of products and in the evenings, especially in the high season, there are festivals with musical entertainment. Classic car fans will also get their money's worth at the Saurer Museum. The region is famous for its apple orchards, from which a local speciality, cider, is made. Another "landmark" of the area are the numerous tennis courts. Holidaymakers appreciate the 2,500m-high Säntis mountain in the Appenzell Alps and the Peter and Paul wildlife park as attractive excursion destinations.