Camping in the Canton of Zug

Surrounded by the hills of the Swiss Alps, the canton of Zug is a multifaceted holiday destination. Nature lovers can discover wonders such as the bizarre stalactite formations of the Höllgrotten caves in Baar or climb the Zugerberg with its panoramic views on hikes while camping in the canton of Zug. Families with children are drawn to Lake Aegeri and Lake Zug on hot days.

Special features of camping in the canton of Zug

Culture lovers like to spend their days on campsites in the canton of Zug near the capital of the same name to admire the famous Zytturm tower and the picturesque town hall with its stepped façade. There are also campsites on the west coast of Lake Zug, which are ideal starting points for hikers. Water sports enthusiasts take advantage of the perfect wind conditions for sailing and surfing.

Campsites in the canton of Zug with excellent infrastructure can also be found on Lake Aegeri. Many of them are located directly on the 8.5-kilometre circular trail around the lake. Families often opt for campsites in Unterägeri to splash around in the child-friendly lido. Dog owners look forward to long walks with their four-legged friends across lush meadows and through cool forests.

Best time to visit

The canton of Zug presents itself in picturesque colours in spring, when hundreds of cherry trees blossom on the eastern shore of Lake Zug. This time of year is ideal for long hikes and camping holidays with your dog. In May, temperatures of up to 17 degrees Celsius are perfect for excursions into nature. What's more, the sun shines for up to seven hours a day.

If you want to go swimming while camping in the canton of Zug, it is best to travel from June to September, when Lake Zug and Lake Aegeri warm up to over 20 degrees Celsius. The climatic conditions are particularly good in July and August, when the maximum air temperature is a pleasant 25 degrees Celsius.