Mosel Islands Camping

Between green mountains and the blue of the Moselle, the idyllic Mosel Islands Camping welcomes all individual holidaymakers who feel at home in nature. The Moselle rushes calmly around the campsite, which is located entirely on the island of Pommerer Werth. One of the special features of the naturally beautiful site is its own marina. This means that water sports enthusiasts can also take their own boat with them on their camping holiday.

Camping holidays between water and green hilly landscapes

Mosel Islands Camping extends over 4.5 hectares and is connected to the mainland via a bridge. The centre of the municipality of Treis-Karden is just 500 m away. The camping site, which is open seasonally, has a total of 150 pitches, 138 of which are parcelled out. Almost all of the pitches, which are between 90 and 100 square metres in size, are equipped with electricity connections and there are also connections for fresh water and waste water. WLAN is available to campers throughout the site. The building with the modern sanitary facilities is located at the heart of Mosel Islands Camping. Holidaymakers will also find covered cooking facilities, a launderette and a room with table tennis tables. Fresh bread rolls can be collected every morning from the reception building or the marina building. Four-legged friends are also welcome guests at Mosel Islands Camping. Dog owners have a fenced-in area at their disposal for carefree, off-leash walking. One of the highlights of the holiday resort is its own small marina. Moorings are available here for boats up to 16 metres in length and are equipped with electricity and water connections. The boat restaurant serves regional dishes with a Mediterranean touch directly at the marina. After dinner, the playground awaits younger guests. Young parents will also be delighted with the baby changing room.

Excursion destinations between the Moselle, Trier and Koblenz

Numerous small villages surround the camping site. Treis-Karden, for example, is within walking distance of Mosel Islands Camping and, in addition to restaurants and shopping facilities, has an idyllic park on the banks with a playground and jetty for passenger boats. It is around 30 minutes by car to Cochem, a small district town that is particularly famous for its castle and historic architecture. Koblenz is not only suitable for an excursion because of its romantic old town centre. Travellers can enjoy a unique view of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley when visiting Breitenstein Fortress just outside the city. The Moselle and its tributaries can of course also be explored from the campsite by boat. The one or other wine tavern on the banks invites you to stop for a bite to eat.