Camping International Lido

When staying at Camping International Lido, you'll love the proximity to Lake Lucerne, the cultural centre of Lucerne and the picturesque Lucerne Pre-Alps.

Dog-friendly campsite directly on Lake Lucerne

Open all year round, Camping International Lido offers the advantage of a convenient location in an idyllic natural setting with direct access to Lake Lucerne. Numerous hedges providing privacy and a variety of trees and shrubs create a natural ambience on the level meadow area. Thanks to the walking distance to the centre of the cultural city of Lucerne, the modern facilities on the campsite and the excellent accessibility of many hiking routes in the surrounding Lucerne Pre-Alps, Camping International Lido is the perfect place for a varied camping holiday. And even your favourite four-legged friend is a welcome guest here and benefits from numerous dog-friendly extras.

Relaxed beach holiday not far from Lucerne

Camping International Lido offers spacious pitches on its extensive grounds, each of which is equipped with an electricity connection. There is also Wi-Fi access throughout the site. Three well-kept sanitary buildings as well as dishwashing and laundry facilities ensure comfort. In good weather, the cosy barbecue area with seating is a popular meeting place. Alternatively, camping guests can also indulge in culinary delights with regional specialities in the adjacent restaurant. Fresh bread rolls can also be ordered there daily for a delicious breakfast.

While younger guests can let off steam in the playground, the Lido lido right next to the campsite on the shores of Lake Lucerne is a popular meeting place. Here, a huge sunbathing lawn, surfboard hire and a volleyball court ensure relaxing hours with the whole family. As the nearest golf course is only 2 kilometres away, golf enthusiasts will also get their money's worth. There is also a tennis club right next to the campsite.

The best way to experience the beauty of picturesque Lake Lucerne is on a round trip on a nostalgic paddle steamer. Those who prefer to go up high should not miss out on a visit to Mount Pilatus, which is over 2,128 metres high. You can reach the summit either on an extensive hike or in comfort on the cog railway. This has been in operation since 1889 and, with a gradient of up to 48%, is the steepest of its kind in the world. The centre of Lucerne, just 4 km away, also has numerous exhibition venues such as the Nature Museum, which will delight culture vultures.