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Motorhome trip in Saxony - Leipzig

Motorhome pitches in Saxony

Low mountain ranges, culture and lakes - Saxony's diverse campsites

Saxony combines cultural treasures with nature experiences: Over 235 campsites await you between the Ore Mountains, Saxon Switzerland, and the Upper Lusatian Lake District. Average overnight prices for the 2025/2026 season are around €16.50 per night , with 17 sites even being free – making Saxony one of the most affordable camping destinations in Germany.

Whether you're traveling by motorhome, campervan, or caravan, Saxony's campsites offer something for everyone, from rustic farm pitches in the Vogtland region to comfortable wellness pitches in the Ore Mountains. The 107 campsites open in winter are particularly popular – perfect for skiers and Langenscheidt enthusiasts who want to explore the low mountain ranges even in the colder months.

Ore Mountains: Saxony's largest campsite region

With 58 campsites, the Ore Mountains are Saxony's top camping destination. From traditional mining towns like Seiffen and Annaberg-Buchholz to modern wellness oases: here you'll find authentic low mountain range charm, excellent cycling and hiking trails, and in winter, first-class cross-country ski trails and downhill slopes. Many sites offer a sauna and restaurant – the perfect way to end a day outdoors.

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Motorhome pitch in the Ore Mountains with mountain panorama

Overview of Saxony's parking space regions

Every region in Saxony has its own unique character – from rugged sandstone cliffs and gentle pond landscapes to wooded low mountain ranges. Here you'll find the perfect base for your Saxony tour:

  • Ore Mountains - 58 pitches - A traditional low mountain range with mining heritage, winter sports and wellness. Perfect for families and active holidaymakers who want to combine nature and craftsmanship.
  • Upper Lusatia - 54 pitches - Heath and pond landscape with over 300 lakes, historic timber-framed houses and an award-winning site. Ideal for anglers, water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers.
  • Vogtland - 39 pitches - Green low mountain range between Saxony, Thuringia and Bavaria. Known for musical instrument making, thermal baths and excellent cycling and hiking trails through the hilly terrain.
  • Saxon Switzerland - 24 pitches - Spectacular sandstone cliffs and Elbe panorama. The Bastei, Königstein Fortress and countless climbing crags make this region an outdoor paradise for hikers and climbers.
  • Elbeland - 23 pitches - River landscape between Dresden and Torgau with vineyards, castles and the famous Elbe Cycle Path. Cultural enjoyment meets relaxed river camping.
  • Leipzig Region - 22 pitches - Saxony's vibrant cultural metropolis surrounded by lakes and riparian forest. The perfect combination of urban lifestyle and recreation by the water.
Excellent parking spaces in Saxony

Excellent parking spaces in Saxony

Four Saxon campsites have won the coveted stellplatz.info Award – based on thousands of authentic camper reviews. These sites impress with outstanding service, well-maintained facilities, and exceptional dedication to their guests. From Upper Lusatia to the Ore Mountains: Here you'll experience top-notch camping.

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Saxon Switzerland: Climbing paradise and natural wonder

24 campsites open up Germany's most spectacular low mountain range. The Bastei rock formation, Königstein Fortress, the Painters' Way hiking trail, and over 1,000 climbing peaks make Saxon Switzerland a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. Camp along the Elbe River with a direct view of the monumental sandstone cliffs – a natural spectacle like no other. Many sites are located on the Elbe Cycle Path and are ideal as a stopover on this popular long-distance cycling route.

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Saxon Switzerland

Find your Saxony campsite according to amenities

Use the smart filter search to find the perfect pitch for your needs. Saxony scores particularly well with its proximity to cycle paths, winter camping options, and wellness facilities.

Saxony on two wheels: Top cycle paths for motorhome travelers

With 134 parking spaces along cycle paths, Saxony is a paradise for cyclists. The Elbe Cycle Path runs through the entire state from Torgau via Dresden to the Czech border – one of the most popular long-distance cycle routes in Europe. The Spree Cycle Path starts in Upper Lusatia and leads through the pond landscape to Berlin. In the Ore Mountains and Vogtland region, challenging mountain bike trails and family-friendly riverside cycle paths await. Many parking spaces offer secure bicycle parking and e-bike charging stations.

Winter camping in Saxony: snow, skis and pitches

With 107 campsites open year-round, Saxony is a winter insider tip for campers. The Ore Mountains beckon with ski resorts like Oberwiesenthal (Fichtelberg), Altenberg, and Holzhau – many campsites are located directly on cross-country ski trails and downhill slopes. Saxon Switzerland transforms into a fairytale rock landscape in winter, ideal for winter hikes. Numerous campsites boast saunas, heated sanitary facilities, and cozy lounges – just what you need after a day in the snow and cold.

Motorhome knowledge for Saxony

Getting there: Saxony is easily accessible via the A4 (east-west), A13 (Berlin-Dresden), A14 (Leipzig-Halle), and A72 (Chemnitz-Hof). These motorways are toll-free for vehicles under 3.5 tons. It's approximately 450 km from Munich, 200 km from Berlin, and 450 km from Hamburg. Most parking areas are well signposted and easily accessible via regular roads.

Cost overview: Prices for the 2025/2026 season average around €16.50 per night , making Saxony one of the most affordable German states. Prices range from €2 to €45, depending on amenities and location. A particularly attractive feature: 17 pitches are completely free , mostly located in rural communities or at wineries and farms. Prices remain stable during the winter, and some sites even offer off-season discounts.

Best time to travel: Saxony is appealing year-round. Spring and autumn are perfect for cycling and hiking tours, while the summer months are ideal for swimming in lakes and enjoying cultural events. Winter attracts skiers and cross-country skiers to the Ore Mountains – the winter camping infrastructure is excellent. A particular highlight: The Christmas markets in the Ore Mountains are world-famous.

Regional tip: If you want to combine culture and nature, it's best to plan a round trip: Dresden (culture + Elbe River region), Saxon Switzerland (hiking + climbing), Upper Lusatia (lakes + wellness), Ore Mountains (mining history + winter sports). This way you can experience the full diversity of Saxony. Many campsites offer guest cards with discounts for attractions and public transport.

Approximately €16.50 per night for the 2025/2026 season

Saxony is one of the most affordable camping destinations in Germany. The average price is around €16.50 per night. Prices range from €2 for basic pitches to €45 for comfort pitches with wellness facilities. A particularly attractive feature: 17 pitches in Saxony are completely free – mostly at municipalities, farms, or guesthouses that welcome guests. Compared to Bavaria (an average of €24) or Baden-Württemberg (€21), you save significantly in Saxony without sacrificing quality.

Absolutely - 107 winter-open venues are waiting for you.

The Ore Mountains are a winter insider tip for campers! 107 year-round campsites throughout Saxony offer excellent infrastructure for winter camping. Many sites in the Ore Mountains are located directly next to ski resorts such as Oberwiesenthal (Fichtelberg), Altenberg, or Schöneck – perfect for downhill and cross-country skiers. The facilities are winterized: heated sanitary facilities, electricity even in sub-zero temperatures, and often saunas and common rooms. Some sites even offer a ski shuttle service to the lifts. Prices remain moderate in winter, and some sites offer off-season discounts. Important: Don't forget your winter equipment (gas heater, antifreeze, snow chains)!

The Elbe Cycle Route and 133 other places along the cycle route

Saxony is a paradise for cyclists ! The famous Elbe Cycle Path crosses the entire state from Torgau via Dresden to the Czech border – one of the most beautiful sections in Europe leads through Saxon Switzerland with its spectacular rock formations. The Spree Cycle Path starts in the Upper Lusatian Pond Landscape and leads via Bautzen to Berlin. The Mulde Cycle Path opens up the Ore Mountains, and the Oder-Neisse Cycle Path explores the eastern border region. 134 parking spaces are located directly on cycle paths and often offer secure bicycle boxes, tools, and e-bike charging stations. Tip: The region around Leipzig boasts the Leipzig New Lakeland – flat, family-friendly cycle paths around former open-cast mines.

Yes - perfect combinations of culture and camping

Both Dresden and Leipzig offer excellent campsites for city campers. In Dresden, there are several sites directly on the Elbe River with views of the old town – including the CaravaningPark Dresden, which has public transport connections to the Frauenkirche and Semperoper opera house. The Leipzig region boasts 22 campsites, many located in the Leipzig New Lake District with a bathing beach, yet only 20 minutes from the city center. Perfect for enjoying culture during the day and experiencing nature in the evening. Both cities are also ideal starting points for day trips: from Dresden to Saxon Switzerland, from Leipzig to the Ore Mountains or Upper Lusatia. Many campsites offer guest cards with discounts for museums and public transport.

Most places in Saxony are dog-friendly.

The vast majority of campsites in Saxony welcome dogs. Many sites even offer special amenities for four-legged friends: fenced-in off-leash areas, dog showers, or swimming opportunities in lakes. Especially in Upper Lusatia and the Ore Mountains, there are numerous dog-friendly sites with direct access to hiking trails. Important: Dogs must usually be kept on a leash, and poop bags are mandatory. You can find the exact regulations on the individual campsite pages – use the "Dogs allowed" filter in your search. Tip: There is no general leash requirement in forests in Saxony, but there is in nature reserves such as Saxon Switzerland.

Yes, many pitches are also suitable for caravans.

Numerous campsites in Saxony are easily accessible with caravans. It's important to check the access roads beforehand – in hilly regions like the Ore Mountains or Saxon Switzerland, some approaches are steeper or have tighter bends. However, many larger campsites, such as those in Dresden, Leipzig, or along the Elbe Cycle Path, are easily accessible with a caravan and offer ample maneuvering space. Use the "Caravans allowed" filter in your campsite search to display only suitable sites. In Upper Lusatia and the flat Elbe region, almost all campsites are suitable for caravans.

Fair prices, genuine hospitality

At an average of €16.50 per night, Saxony is significantly cheaper than many other German states. This isn't due to a lack of quality, but rather to the genuine hospitality and the often family-run campsites. Many municipalities and private providers want to attract visitors and focus on fair prices instead of profit maximization. The infrastructure is excellent nonetheless: 86 sites with saunas, 137 with restaurants, and modern sanitary facilities. Especially in rural regions like Vogtland or Upper Lusatia, you'll find warm and welcoming hosts who are happy to greet every campervan traveler. Seventeen completely free campsites further emphasize this welcoming culture. Our tip: You can invest the money you save on accommodation in regional specialties, handcrafted goods, or cultural experiences!

Good service network in all major cities

Saxony boasts a dense network of motorhome dealers and specialist workshops. Particularly in the metropolitan areas of Dresden, Leipzig, and Chemnitz, you'll find numerous service partners for all major brands. Many also offer emergency and mobile services. For quick spare parts procurement and repairs, we recommend checking out caravanmarkt.info for Saxony – here you'll find an overview of all dealers, workshops, and accessory retailers sorted by region, including opening hours and specializations. Many campsites also have partnerships with local workshops for minor repairs. Tip: Schedule a maintenance appointment before the season starts – workshops are often fully booked during the peak summer season.

Saxony's parking spaces in the app

Find the perfect campsite in Saxony on the spur of the moment – ​​whether in the Ore Mountains, Saxon Switzerland, or by Lake Lusatia. With the free stellplatz.info app, you have all 235+ campsites in Saxony, including prices, reviews, photos, and amenities, right in your pocket. Navigate directly to the campsite, save favorites offline, and share your experiences with the community. Perfect for spontaneous trips through Saxony's diverse regions!

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