While wild camping is generally prohibited in Europe, it is tolerated in certain regions. The most important thing for anyone wild camping is that you always do your research first and respect the locals.
This means never camping on private property without permission, keeping noise to a minimum after dark and always leaving your site in pristine condition. Prefer to book your campgrounds in Europe beforehand or do you like to keep things flexible? With so many options, there is no right or wrong way to go about it. The majority of campsites in Europe allow you to book prior or in-person.
There’s nothing worse than arriving at a campsite to find that all the available spots are taken. Thankfully, this rarely happens in Europe due to the abundance of campgrounds.
Excellent facilities
No matter where you are, be it near dramatic fjords in Norway, amidst the rolling vineyards of France.
Wild camping
The most important thing for anyone wild camping is that you always do your research first and respect the locals.
Book campgrounds
If you don’t like the idea of roughing it in a tent, don’t worry! Most campsites in Europe have facilities for both tents.
Budget-friendly
While some campsites may charge higher fees for their amenities, there are plenty of budget-friendly options available as well.
Outdoor activities
Camping on the beach in Portugal, sleeping in a cozy yurt in the Swiss Alps or waking up to views of medieval castles.
Stunning locations
Trace minerals have taken residence in the hardened logs transforming them into a spectacular natural art show.
No matter where you are–be it near dramatic fjords in Norway, amidst the rolling vineyards of France or close to the azure coastlines of Italy–you’re likely to find a campground nearby.
Why Fiberglass is the premium quality material for campers?
We’re proud to introduce our new Wild Cat camper — designed with fiberglass
Where Wild Cat is made? European Quality You Can Trust
Our campers are manufactured at a production in Latvia with over 15 years of experience in building teardops and small caravans.
Our Eco Initiative — Wild Feast
We go out and plant each shrub ourselves, by hand — near the forests we know and love.
