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Camping Waging am See in Chiemgau

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Above the Waginger See

Discover what Waging am See Camping has to offer

What possibilities for camping Waging am See in Chiemgau. We discovered this year that Waginger See offers a variety of amenities. Additionally, you can find campsites on the shores of the lake, as well as on the shores of the Tachinger See, which is separated from the neighboring lake only by a dam and a bridge.

Furthermore, Lake Waging is the warmest bathing lake in Upper Bavaria. Its water reaches temperatures of up to 27 degrees Celsius in summer, creating perfect conditions for a swimming holiday.

However, it would be a real shame to visit the region just for swimming. A camping holiday at Lake Waging offers so much more.

 

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There is much to discover in the Rupertiwinkel and Chiemgau regions near Lake Chiemsee.

Away from the hustle and bustle around Lake Chiemsee, you can not only hike or cycle across gentle hills, but also explore many quiet country roads that lead through villages that are as beautiful as you can imagine. This is pure Upper Bavarian idyll.

However, without the crowds you find in the mountain towns. Here you are at excursions Especially during the week, you're often out and about alone and can enjoy the peace and quiet. A few steps away from the lake are usually all it takes.

The photo above was taken from a country road above Tettenhausen, where one of the lakeside beaches is located.

As soon as you leave this behind, you find yourself in an agricultural landscape that could hardly be more Bavarian. Camping in Waging am See is therefore a holiday close to nature.

 

At the Tachinger See
At the Tachinger See

 

Campsites at Waginger See

The campsites are located directly on the lake shore. They warmly welcome their guests.

However, they differ in size and character.

On the one hand, the campsites are ideal for those seeking perfect service. On the other hand, those who prefer peace and quiet and proximity to nature will also find a campsite here that offers them just that. Furthermore, some campsites in Waging even offer winter camping.

The area around the lake is rich in Hiking trails and cycle routes.

For those who prefer a less strenuous activity, we recommend the drive with views of the Chiemgau Alps. Alternatively, Lake Waging is also an option. Flatly interesting. You can go ice skating or curling on the lake in both summer and winter. In addition, the winter landscape makes a winter holiday a special experience.

 

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Campsites in the region are diverse

Camping here offers something for every taste. There is a large selection of campsites on Lake Waginger. These are sites that offer extensive services.

 

Pavilion at Lake Waginger
Pavilion at Lake Waginger

 

Beach Camping Waging

Am See 1, 83329 Waging am See
Tel .: + 49 (0) 8681 552

open all year

This campsite is located directly on Lake Waging and offers entertainment for all ages as well as a wide range of leisure facilities. This makes it perfect for families with children.

The beach features a water slide, a diving platform, and a trampoline. The campsite also has its own restaurant, two self-service shops, and a snack bar.

Guests with dogs are also well catered for, as their four-legged friends can romp around on a dedicated meadow. In addition, there is a special dog beach and a dog agility course.

There are pitches available for caravans, tents or motorhomes, ranging in size from 80 to 150 square meters and equipped differently.

You have the choice of whether you prefer to stand in the shade under trees or in the sun. Both are possible. You can also stay in wood lodges and enjoy glamping by the lake.

The park is one of the best campsites in Europe and has already received several awards. In addition, it is open all year round, so Winter camping is possible.

With direct access to the lake, your stay will certainly be a special experience. How about trying curling and ice skating in winter, or enjoying the view of the wintery lake while camping at Waging am See?

Rating: 4,4/5 (228 reviews)

 

 

At Lake Waginger
At Lake Waginger

 

Camping Schwanenplatz

At Schwanenplatz 1, 83329 Waging am See
Tel .: + 49 (0) 8681 281

Opening times: from the end of April to October 18, 2020

This campsite is located on a peninsula in Lake Waging. It is situated in a park-like setting.

The pitches offer their own fresh water and wastewater connections, which is very convenient for a motorhome holiday. The comfortable showers and sanitary facilities are wheelchair accessible. There is also a children's bathroom.

Waginger See Camping also has its own restaurant at Schwanenplatz. The "See-Alm" serves regional dishes, including on one Terrace right on the water.

There is a playground for children and an area for non-swimmers. WiFi, a holiday program, SUP and bike rentals provide entertainment.

The Schwanenplatz campsite is dog-free.

Rating: 4,6/5 (21 reviews)

 

 

Tettenhausen on Waginger See
Camping near Waging am See in Tettenhausen

 

Camping near Waging am See at the Tettenhausen campsite

Hauptstrasse 2, 83329 Tettenhausen
Tel .: +49 (0) 8681 1622 or 358

Opening times: all year round

We really like the location of the Tettenhausen campsite right on the lake. With only 100 pitches, the site is manageable in size.

Furthermore, it is located directly on the land connection between Lake Waging and Lake Tachinger. Therefore, it offers an ideal starting point for exploring the area around both lakes.

What particularly appeals to us here is the fact that just a few meters from the lake, there's a landscape with stunning views of the Chiemgau Alps. You'll often find yourself there with only a few other people. Furthermore, winter camping is also possible at this campsite.

In the restaurant you can also eat on a lakeside terrace right by the water. A beach volleyball court and a soccer field in the immediate vicinity provide entertainment. In addition, there is the possibility of renting boats in the neighborhood.

The Tettenhausen campsite is one of the simpler campsites around Lake Waging. Nevertheless, it offers an accessible shower and toilet. A washing machine and dryer are available for a fee.

There are also moorings for boats, a playground and table tennis, as well as a kiosk.

Rating: 4,1/5 (7 reviews)

 

 

Near Tettenhausen
Near Tettenhausen with a view of the Alps

 

Camping at Lake Waginger and holiday apartments in Gut Horn

Gut Horn 2, 83329 Waging am See
Tel .: + 49 (0) 8681 227

Opening times: March 1 to November 30

Gut Horn on the eastern side of Lake Waging offers an attractive mix of camping holidays, holiday apartments and farm holidays.

The campsite also has its own private beach and a restaurant with a terrace right on the lake. There is also a supermarket where you can shop.

For the entertainment of guests, there is a mini-golf course and the possibility to rent boats or take a course at the surfing and sailing school.

For larger groups, there is a separate group area, while children can benefit from a special entertainment program during the holidays. Anglers can purchase fishing permits directly at the campsite.

Wellness enthusiasts will find suitable offers, and dog owners are also well catered for at Gut Horn. There's a dedicated beach and even a shower for their four-legged friends.

Furthermore, WLAN is available on the campsite.

Rating: 4,0/5 (44 reviews)

 

 

Cattle graze above the Waginger See
Cattle graze above the lake

 

Holiday park Hainz am See

Hainz am See 2, 83367 Petting
Tel .: +49 (0) 8686 287

Opening times: mid-May to mid-September

Last but not least, there is the campsite in the Hainz am See holiday park. This is located at the southern end of the lake and is the only car-free campsite on Lake Waging.

With only fifty pitches in a spacious setting, everyone has plenty of room to enjoy nature and tranquility. That's precisely what this campsite is all about. However, dogs and permanent campers are not permitted.

Instead, you can experience peace and quiet here. Cars are parked outside the designated parking area. Groceries are brought to the campervan using a trolley.

There's also a caravan maneuvering service that parks the caravan perfectly – without any lengthy maneuvering. This ensures peace and quiet. Anyone spending their camping holiday here can truly relax.

This is further enhanced by the friendly, family atmosphere at this campsite. The sanitary facilities are wheelchair accessible.

For children, there's a playground with a trampoline and table tennis. A bread roll delivery service is available for breakfast. Ice cream can also be purchased at the campsite.

 

 

Conclusion: With five campsites on Waginger See, the selection is good

Everyone can find the perfect spot when camping in Waging am See. Each of these campsites on Lake Waging has its own unique character.

Some campsites are better suited to motorhome holidaymakers who appreciate comfort. Those who prefer to experience rural life can do so at the Gut Horn campsite. Nature lovers will feel at home at the Hainz am See holiday park. There are also other campsites nearby at the northern end of Lake Tachinger, but these are not the subject of this article.

 

 

Questions and answers about camping in Waging am See

Are there power connections for mobile homes and tents at the campsites in Waging am See?

Yes, most campsites in Waging am See have power points for RVs and tents. So you can easily connect your devices and make your stay more comfortable.

Are there beautiful hiking trails in the Waging am See area that can be explored?

Absolutely! The area around Waging am See offers a variety of beautiful hiking trails. From easy walks along the lake shore to more challenging mountain hikes in the Chiemgau Alps, there is something for everyone to discover.

Can you also practice water sports such as surfing or sailing at Waginger See?

Yes, definitely! Waginger See offers ideal conditions for water sports such as surfing, sailing and stand-up paddling. There is also a surfing and sailing school where you can take courses and improve your skills.

Are dogs allowed on the campsites in Waging am See?

Yes, many campsites in Waging am See are dog-friendly and allow dogs to be brought along. Some even offer special dog beaches and other amenities for our four-legged friends.

Are there shops for daily needs near the campsites?

Yes, near the campsites in Waging am See you will find various shopping options for daily needs.

There are supermarkets, bakeries, and other shops where you can buy groceries and other necessary items to make your stay more comfortable.

 

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Camping Waging am See in Chiemgau

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