Camping in the Canton of Bern

On the campsites in the canton of Bern, the silence of the mountains is interrupted only by the ringing of cowbells and the twittering of birds. Away from the big cities, you can enjoy a holiday here with children and take the family on hiking excursions to the Alpine peaks. Camping for water sports enthusiasts is possible on bodies of water such as Lakes Thun and Brienz near Interlaken or Lake Wohlen near Hinterkappelen.

Camping Thörishaus, Camping Eichholz and TCS Camping Bern Eymatt are perfect destinations in the canton. They impress with the beautiful location of their pitches and a wide range of accommodation. The bungalows or nostalgic caravans as unusual rental accommodation always elicit a positive response from guests. Bookings should therefore be made well in advance.

Special features of camping in the canton of Bern

The Bernese Oberland fascinates visitors with the rugged Alpine landscapes that are typical of Switzerland. In the mountains, travellers can go on extensive hikes, for example over the Drunengalm or up to the Hohmädli. In many places, cable cars help travellers to climb the mighty peaks. Those seeking relaxation can opt for one of the campsites in the canton of Bern with direct access to the water. Lakes Thun and Brienz offer the best conditions for relaxing hours on the shore. In summer, you can also go swimming and sailing here, not forgetting the capital city of Bern. With its historic old town, it is definitely worth a visit. If you stroll through the centre, you can admire the historic fortress architecture, the time bell and over 100 fountains.

Best time to visit

The months from May to October are ideal for a hiking and active holiday with camping in the canton of Bern. In spring, travellers can look forward to flowering alpine meadows. Temperatures peak at between 13 degrees Celsius in the highlands and 18 degrees in lower Bern. Temperatures rise rapidly in June, July and August during the high season. The mercury then often reads over 20 degrees Celsius. At around 18 degrees Celsius, the water in the mountain lakes is ideal for a refreshing dip. At lower altitudes, outside temperatures of up to 23 degrees Celsius can be expected.