Tips for a successful autumn camping trip

1. Travel well equipped

Pack weatherproof clothing, warm blankets and waterproof shoes to be prepared for any weather. An extra layer of insulation for colder nights will also ensure a comfortable night's sleep. Don't forget to pack a weatherproof backpack for day trips.

2. Plan outdoor activities in advance

Find out about hiking and cycling trails and events in the area. Many campsites offer maps or suggestions for trips to make planning easier. This way you can make sure you don't miss any of the most beautiful sights.

3. Prepare the right food

Use the kitchens in our accommodations to prepare autumn meals such as stews or pumpkin soups. Thermos flasks with warm drinks are ideal companions for your trips. Don't forget to bring snacks for longer hikes to keep your energy up.

4. Keep an eye on the weather forecast

Autumn weather can be changeable. Check the forecast regularly and adjust your activities accordingly to avoid surprises. With an umbrella or a light rain jacket you are prepared for sudden showers.

5. Enjoy the peace and quiet

Autumn camping means less hustle and bustle on the pitches. Take the opportunity to enjoy nature in peace and completely relax. Take walks at sunset or treat yourself to a cozy reading session in your accommodation.