Camping Holidays in Europe
Ever thought about camping beneath Mont Blanc's peaks before joining Munich's legendary Oktoberfest celebrations? A camping adventure takes wherever you want to go, from Albania's Valbona Valley and Theth National Park, Iceland's volcanic Laugavegur Trail with hot spring relaxation, and Spain's wild San Fermin Running of the Bulls weekend. How about Arctic camping in Svalbard with husky mushing and ice cave explorations?
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Stephen • traveled in October, 2025
Armir was a Good guide. Mostly great hotels. The vehicles the guide drove could have been cleaner. Lovely country. Food tour with Markel was terrific. He was a gem.
Albania, Kosovo & N. Macedonia; Semi – Private Tour with Dedicated Tour Leader & Car - Z
Zoe • traveled in July
My mates and I had a blast getting absolutely STOKED at Stoketoberfest. The tents were a bit rough but were absolutely perfect for this kind of event - literally just a place to pass out! The entertainment was fab and was really easy to get into to the main Oktoberfest halls from their campsite. Would highly recommend to anyone who wants to go to Oktoberfest on a budget and have the party of their lives
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Bobby • traveled in April, 2025
Super fun weekend! The party vibe at the campsite was next level and it was really easy to meet people. Definitely not your typical “relaxing” trip, but if you're looking for a good time and some chaos with Oktoberfest on the side, this is it. Tents were basic but did the job. All in all, worth it. :))
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19 Camping tours in Europe with 394 reviews
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- Albania, Kosovo & N. Macedonia; Semi – Private Tour with Dedicated Tour Leader & Car
- Laugavegur Trek - 4 Day Hiking Tour (Camping)
- King’s Day 2026
- Svalbard Arctic Adventure - Sunny Winter
- Island - Abenteuer Hochland
- San Fermin Running of the Bulls: Weekender
- Iceland circumnavigation with solar eclipse 2026
- Island - Abenteuer Hochland für Alleinreisende
- Tour du Mont Blanc Camping Trek
- Munich Oktoberfest 2026 Camping & Party Packages
Albania, Kosovo & N. Macedonia; Semi – Private Tour with Dedicated Tour Leader & Car
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This tour was totally worth it. We were really satisfied with the services provided.”
Gretta, traveled in August
Pitch your tent near Lake Ohrid's shores at St. Naum, where spring-fed waters reflect Galichitsa National Park's peaks. Matka Canyon becomes your base after kayaking through turquoise waters and checking out medieval caves just 15 kilometers from Skopje. Set up camp in the Albanian Alps near Shkoder, with sunrise views over Rozafa Castle and three rivers flowing toward the Adriatic Sea.
Duration 8 days Destinations Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Choose Balkans From $2,234
12% Off- US$1,966You save $268
The remarkable sites stretch from Landmannalaugar's geothermal area to Thorsmork's sheltered valley. Two-person tents await at locations near Álftavatn lake and beneath Hattafell volcano, with facilities available at most overnight stops.
Duration 4 days Destinations Reykjavik, Landmannalaugar, Alftavatn, Emstrur, Thorsmork Nature Reserve Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Arctic Adventures From
12% Off- US$2,029
King’s Day 2026
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The atmosphere in Amsterdam on King's Day is electric, and Yes-Trips truly knows how to maximize the fun.”
Phil, traveled in April
Sleep at Camping Vliegenbos in ready-to-use 2-person tents with air mattresses, sleeping bags, and pillows just minutes from Amsterdam's center for King's Day 2026. Join over a million people dressed in orange at King's Night pre-parties and street festivals across the city.
Duration 3 days Destinations Amsterdam Age Range Ages 18-40 Operator Yes-Trips From
12% Off- US$224
Spend a night at Juva Cabin in Svalbard's Arctic wilderness, with four-bed bunk rooms and one queen room offering mountain views. Snowmobile 19 miles east to glacier plateaus and sea ice on Spitsbergen's east coast, have expedition-style freeze-dried lunches, and keep watch for polar bears.
Duration 5 days Destinations Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen, Svalbard Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
12% Off- US$5,550
Dramatic sites from Herdubreidlindar's volcanic oasis to Landmannahellir's highland beauty await campers. Double-roof tents house guests for 14 nights, with group shelters for shared meals and facilities ranging from basic to well-equipped at Lake Myvatn and Reykjavik.
Duration 15 days Destinations Keflavik, Reykjavik, Gullfoss, Hveravellir, Akureyri, Myvatn, Vatnajokull National Park, Askja, Vik Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in Only: German Operator Travel To Life From
12% Off- US$3,517
Sleep in pre-erected twin tents with sleeping bags at Camping El Molino, or upgrade to air-conditioned dorms for around €30/night. Float down the river with a drink in hand, join poolside DJ sets and beer pong, then run with the bulls at 8am from July 10-12 with shuttles to Pamplona.
Duration 4 days Destinations Pamplona Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Dutch Operator Stoke Travel From
12% Off- US$458
What our customers ask about Camping Holidays in Europe
When is the best time for camping in Europe to avoid crowds and bad weather?
For the best camping experience in Europe head out during May-June or September-October. These months offer a sweet spot of mild weather and fewer tourists. Northern Spain's camping areas such as La Rioja see temperatures of 20-25°C in May and June with minimal rain. September brings excellent conditions to the Basque Country coinciding with the wine harvest. The Mediterranean coast stays warm enough for comfortable camping through October. A TourRadar traveler shares: "We went camping in June and the weather was perfect - warm days for outdoor activities and cool nights for comfortable sleeping plus we avoided the July-August tourist crowds."
What type of camping accommodations can I expect on a European camping tour?
European campsites provide well-maintained facilities and quality equipment. Popular spots like Camping Les Marmottes in Les Bossons and Camping le Pontet in Les Contamines come equipped with modern conveniences: hot showers electric hookups bars and internet access. Guests stay in roomy 3-person dome tents (used for 2 people) featuring sewn-in groundsheets and covered entrance areas. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The campsites are in stunning settings and sharing an after-trek drink with newly made friends as the sun sets over a glaciated mountain is the perfect way to enjoy the great outdoors."
How challenging are camping tours in Europe?
The difficulty level of European camping tours ranges from moderate to demanding. Alpine routes include daily walks of 6-8 hours covering 10-15km with height gains of 800-1000m. Iceland's Laugavegur Trail features 4-6 hour daily treks across volcanic landscapes. A TourRadar traveler explains: "The walking is demanding so as the grade says it is challenging. It's rather like going up Ben Nevis everyday but with lots of fab views and camping adds another dimension of adventure."
What facilities are available at European campsites?
European campsites typically offer comprehensive amenities. Camping Les Rocailles in Champex-Lac features hot showers power points laundry facilities shared cooking spaces and WiFi. Remote locations like Theth National Park provide basic but adequate facilities. A TourRadar traveler reports: "Most campsites were excellent with very good facilities though mountain sites were more basic but had incredible views to compensate."
How do I manage luggage and valuables while camping in Europe?
Support vehicles handle main luggage transport between locations on most European camping tours such as the Tour du Mont Blanc where hikers carry only daypacks. Sites including Camping les Glaciers in La Fouly provide secure storage options. A TourRadar traveler confirms: "The support van was well organized carrying our gear between camps while we just carried daypacks - made the hiking much more enjoyable."
















