KNAUS Campingpark Koblenz

The well-equipped KNAUS Campingpark Koblenz offers a child-friendly atmosphere and an excellent location directly on the Deutsches Eck, the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers. The many nearby excursion destinations, e.g. Koblenz Old Town and the picturesque landscapes along the river, make for a comfortable family holiday.

Child-friendly camping at the Deutsches Eck

The location directly on the banks of the river and the idyllic green area with deciduous trees at KNAUS Campingpark Koblenz ensure a holiday close to nature with a wonderful view of the surrounding area. The campsite has a total area of 4.5 hectares and offers 191 parcelled pitches. The pitches on the well-kept and modern campsite grounds are characterised by a grassy surface, with various trees breaking up the terrain. The site has a WLAN connection and electricity connections. Washing machines and tumble dryers, which are also available on the campsite site, provide additional living comfort. The campers' four-legged friends are very welcome here. There is a dog shower for dogs. A playground to let off steam, a child-friendly bathroom and a nappy-changing room make a stay with children particularly pleasant. There is also an on-site restaurant, a small shop on the site and various cooking facilities. The nearest supermarket is just a few metres from the campsite.

Varied leisure activities

The campsite is surrounded by nature and offers direct proximity to Koblenz, which can even be reached quickly and easily by ferry. In Koblenz, visitors are particularly fascinated by the historic old town. Here you can discover romantic alleyways and picturesque courtyards. The various small shops in the city centre also invite you to linger. In addition to its location on the river, the outstanding view of the historic Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, which is also accessible by cable car, makes for a picturesque setting. Here you hover 118 metres above the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers. The impressive fortress is the second largest preserved fortress in Europe and was built between 1817 and 1828. The site is also not far from the motorway, making it easy to get to. There is an outdoor pool in the immediate vicinity for an active day out. In addition to a visit to Koblenz's old town, a trip to the climbing forest in nearby Sayn is also recommended with children. You can also explore the surrounding area by bike, with bike hire available near the campsite. Picturesque walks along the river are also popular with holidaymakers. Here you can enjoy the idyllic riverside landscape and the view of Koblenz. The region is particularly famous for its excellent wine, and the wine festival is a great opportunity to sample the region's diverse wines.