Property (place) categories

Campu.eu property
The original properties with which our service began. Wild camping with the consent of the property owner that is provided exclusively by us. The stress of someone knocking on your window won’t wake you up anymore, nor will you be disturbed by the annoying music and noise of campsites. But this doesn’t apply to roosters. You’ll visit unique places not otherwise accessible – secret places in the middle of vineyards, farms, beautiful private gardens, quarries, lakes and ponds. You’ll visit places that the owners have built and cultivated all their lives and they’ll allow you to see and relax in their little slice of heaven.

Shelters and cabins
Beautiful cabins, shelters, huts, cottages, teepees or construction trailers, often outside of civilization, in nature, without electricity, where you experience adventure and relax. Don’t expect any cabins in a community garden, but places that have their charms and genius loci, we carefully choose each place. It also includes unusual places such as former drying rooms, sleeping above a bee hive or in a hay shed, Mongolian yurts, sleeping in the middle of vineyards or on farms.

StellPlatzes
‘Stellplatz’ is originally a German term usually referring to a place intended for parking motorhomes or caravans. It’s possible to stay overnight and perform basic caravan maintenance there - empty the toilet and greywater, replenish clean and drinking water for other trips, recharge batteries or throw away municipal waste. Stellplatz doesn’t necessarily mean an ordinary car park and is often a nice place on grassy land (almost like an ordinary campsite) reserved only for motorhomes or caravans and unlike an ordinary car park, you can spend your time there.

Glamping
The harmony of staying in nature combined with the comfort of a made bed and the smell of freshly brewed coffee. That’s glamping - glamourous camping. Some consider it overpriced kitsch, others the best way to enjoy a stay in nature to the fullest. Stay in yurts, cozy teepees, safari tents or luxury cabins and relax in a sauna or whirlpool bath in the evening.

Minicamps
Yes, that’s right. There really are campsites that are worth visiting. We travelled the country and finally found them. Small quiet family campsites where peace and quiet are required, quiet hours are strictly observed, and there are a small number of spots compared to a regular campsite.