12 Highly Rated Caravan Campsites in Germany’s Black Forest
Caravan Camping in the Black Forest
The Black Forest (Schwarzwald), in Baden-Württemberg in southwestern Germany, is a wonderful destination for a caravan holiday. Its wooded hills, traditional villages, scenic lakes and extensive hiking and cycling routes make it suitable for families, couples and outdoor enthusiasts.
There are campsites for a wide range of preferences. Some offer swimming pools, wellness facilities and activities for children, while others focus on nature, peaceful surroundings and easy access to walking trails. The following selection highlights 12 well-rated options that accommodate caravans.
Ratings are taken from PiNCAMP by ADAC and may change over time. Facilities and seasonal opening dates should always be confirmed directly with the campsite.
1. Camping Münstertal — Münstertal
PiNCAMP rating: 9.5/10 (147 reviews)
Camping Münstertal is a highly rated, five-star campsite in the southern Black Forest. It offers spacious pitches, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, wellness facilities and a wide range of activities for families. The surrounding valley is ideal for hiking and cycling, while the nearby village provides access to local shops and services.
This is a particularly good choice for travellers who want a comfortable camping holiday without giving up opportunities to explore the countryside.
Website: https://www.camping-muenstertal.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Camping+Munstertal+Dietzelbachstrasse+6
2. Family-Resort Kleinenzhof — Bad Wildbad
PiNCAMP rating: 9.0/10 (713 reviews)
Family-Resort Kleinenzhof is a family-oriented campsite in the northern Black Forest. It is known for its extensive children's facilities, indoor swimming pool, sports and play areas, and pitches in a green setting beside a stream.
With a large number of guest reviews and a strong overall rating, it is an appealing option for families looking for activities on-site as well as opportunities to explore the surrounding region.
Website: https://www.kleinenzhof.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Family-Resort+Kleinenzhof+Bad+Wildbad
3. Campingplatz Schwarzwaldhorn — Simonswald
PiNCAMP rating: 9.1/10 (347 reviews)
Located on a hillside in the Simonswald valley, Campingplatz Schwarzwaldhorn offers views of wooded mountains, meadows and the surrounding countryside. The terraced layout creates a distinctive setting, while modernised sanitary facilities and a peaceful atmosphere contribute to its strong guest reviews.
The campsite is a convenient starting point for hiking and cycling. Freiburg can also be reached by car or public transport for a day trip.
Website: https://www.schwarzwald-camping.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Campingplatz+Schwarzwaldhorn+Ettersbach+4b+Simonswald
4. Ferienparadies Schwarzwälder Hof — Seelbach
PiNCAMP rating: 8.5/10 (111 reviews)
Ferienparadies Schwarzwälder Hof is a larger holiday resort in the central Black Forest. It combines camping with wellness facilities, swimming pools and family entertainment. The site is suitable for visitors who prefer a full-service holiday environment with activities available without having to leave the campsite every day.
Its location near Seelbach also makes it a useful base for exploring the surrounding valleys, forests and traditional Black Forest towns.
Website: https://www.schwarzwald-camping.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Ferienparadies+Schwarzwalder+Hof+Seelbach
5. Camping Kreuzhof — Lenzkirch
PiNCAMP rating: 8.9/10 (17 reviews)
Camping Kreuzhof is a family-run campsite in the southern Black Forest Nature Park. Facilities include a swimming area, an indoor pool and family-friendly amenities. The campsite is also associated with its own brewery and offers access to nearby hiking and cycling routes.
Its location makes it a useful base for exploring the area around Lake Titisee and Lake Schluchsee. It is a good option for active families who want a mixture of outdoor activities and on-site facilities.
Website: https://camping-kreuzhof.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Camping+Kreuzhof+Lenzkirch
6. Campingplatz Kirnbergsee — Bräunlingen-Unterbränd
PiNCAMP rating: 9.7/10 (7 reviews)
Campingplatz Kirnbergsee enjoys a scenic location near Lake Kirnbergsee, surrounded by woodland and meadows. The peaceful setting makes it attractive to visitors who want to spend time outdoors, enjoy the water and explore the surrounding countryside.
Its published rating is excellent, although it is based on a relatively small number of reviews. Travellers should therefore consider the review count alongside the score when comparing campsites.
Website: https://campingplatz-kirnbergsee.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Campingplatz+Kirnbergsee+Braunlingen-Unterbrand
7. Camping Sulzbachtal — Sulzburg
PiNCAMP rating: 8.4/10 (22 reviews)
Camping Sulzbachtal is located near Sulzburg, in a landscape of vineyards, hills and green countryside. The campsite offers pitches with utility connections and a natural swimming lake, making it suitable for visitors who enjoy spending time outdoors.
The location also provides opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring the wine-growing areas on the western side of the Black Forest.
Website: https://camping-sulzbachtal.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Camping+Sulzbachtal+Sulzburg
8. Campingplatz Schluchsee — Schluchsee
PiNCAMP rating: 8.4/10 (38 reviews)
Campingplatz Schluchsee is situated beside Lake Schluchsee, one of the best-known lakes in the Black Forest. Its terraced layout offers a natural setting for a holiday focused on swimming, lakeside walks and outdoor recreation.
The surrounding area is popular for hiking and cycling, and the lake offers opportunities for water-based activities during the warmer months. Visitors should check the campsite's current information for availability, seasonal services and any temporary restrictions.
Website: https://www.camping-schluchsee.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Campingplatz+Schluchsee+Germany
9. Camping Kirchzarten — Kirchzarten
PiNCAMP rating: 9.0/10 (186 reviews)
Camping Kirchzarten lies in the Dreisamtal valley near Freiburg. It combines a green, outdoor setting with convenient access to the city and surrounding Black Forest countryside. The site is a good option for visitors who want to alternate hiking and cycling with sightseeing, shopping or dining in Freiburg.
The campsite also offers access to regional public transport benefits for eligible guests, making it possible to explore parts of the region without always relying on a car.
Website: https://www.camping-kirchzarten.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Camping+Kirchzarten
10. Schwarzwaldcamping Alisehof — Bad Rippoldsau-Schapbach
PiNCAMP rating: 9.3/10 (19 reviews)
Schwarzwaldcamping Alisehof is located in the wooded Wolftal valley. Its natural surroundings make it an attractive choice for visitors looking for a quieter camping experience, with opportunities for walking and exploring the Black Forest landscape.
The campsite is well suited to travellers who prefer a nature-focused holiday rather than a large resort with extensive entertainment facilities.
Website: https://www.alisehof.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Schwarzwaldcamping+Alisehof+Bad+Rippoldsau-Schapbach
11. Camping Königskanzel — Dornstetten
PiNCAMP rating: 9.4/10 (14 reviews)
Camping Königskanzel is situated on elevated ground near Dornstetten, with views across the northern Black Forest. A swimming pool and playground make it an option for families, while the surrounding countryside provides opportunities for hiking and cycling.
The published rating is strong, although the number of reviews is smaller than that of some larger campsites. It is worth comparing recent reviews and confirming the facilities available during your planned stay.
Website: https://www.camping-koenigskanzel.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Camping+Konigskanzel+Dornstetten
12. Camping Kinzigtal — Steinach
PiNCAMP rating: 9.0/10 (1 review)
Camping Kinzigtal is located in the Kinzig valley near Steinach. The campsite has undergone modernisation, with pitches designed to provide utility connections. Its location beside the local outdoor swimming pool makes it a convenient base for summer holidays and regional excursions.
The current published rating is based on only one review, so it should be treated as preliminary rather than as a reliable comparison with more extensively reviewed campsites. Check the operator's website for current facilities and booking information.
Website: https://www.campingkinzigtal.de/
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Camping+Kinzigtal+Steinach+Germany
Important Update: Camping Bankenhof — Hinterzarten
PiNCAMP rating: 9.2/10 (27 reviews)
Camping Bankenhof is located near Lake Titisee in Hinterzarten and has historically been a highly rated family campsite in the Black Forest.
However, a major fire on 23 May 2026 destroyed the main building, including the reception and sanitary facilities. According to the campsite's official website, the site is currently operating exclusively as a motorhome stopover (Stellplatz). The usual camping facilities and services are not available, and advance reservations are currently not possible.
Although its excellent rating makes Camping Bankenhof worth mentioning, it should not currently be recommended as a conventional caravan campsite. Travellers should check the operator's latest updates before visiting.
Official website: https://www.camping-bankenhof.de/
Address: Bruderhalde 31a, 79856 Hinterzarten, Germany
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Camping+Bankenhof+Hinterzarten
Status checked in October 2026. Conditions may change.
Tips for Planning a Caravan Holiday in the Black Forest
The best campsite depends on the kind of holiday you want. Lake Schluchsee and Kirnbergsee are attractive for lakeside activities, while Schwarzwaldhorn and Alisehof are good options for visitors who prefer forest scenery and hiking. Families may prefer larger sites such as Camping Münstertal or Family-Resort Kleinenzhof, where swimming pools and additional activities are available.
Before booking, check that the pitch is suitable for your caravan and towing vehicle. Confirm the pitch dimensions, access roads, electricity connections, sanitary facilities, seasonal opening dates and any additional charges directly with the campsite.
Ratings can help narrow down the options, but the number and recency of reviews matter too. A campsite with hundreds of positive reviews may provide a more dependable picture of the guest experience than one with only a handful of ratings.