Camping: How much does an overnight stay cost?
HOLIDAY BUDGET The most expensive camping destination in Europe this year is Italy. With adjustments of over four percent, the country has overtaken Switzerland. This was revealed by the price comparison of the ADAC Camping Guide 2019. On average, a family with two adults and a 10-year-old child pays 37.56 euros at a European campsite this year in the summer peak season. In the comparison price [...]
On average, a family with two adults and a 10-year-old child will pay 37.56 euros at a European campsite this year during the summer peak season. The comparative price includes car and caravan parking as well as obligatory additional costs such as electricity, hot showers and visitor's tax.
Favorable prices in Sweden and Germany
Switzerland in second place is followed by Italy with 44.90 euros per family night. In third and fourth place are Denmark (42.02 euros) and Spain (40.42 euros). Less than 40 euro per night one pays in the Netherlands (39,75 euro) and Croatia (38,66 euro)
A camper family can stay even cheaper in France (38.54 euros) and Austria (37.02 euros), as well as in Sweden (31.46 euros) and Germany (30.31 euros). The highest price increases in comparison to the previous year are in Austria (five percent) and in Italy (4.3 percent).
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