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Am Auwaldsee (Ingolstadt)

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If you stay at the AZUR Campsite in Regensburg, you’ll find not only the Danube and the historic old town right on your doorstep, but also one of Bavaria’s most modern museums: the Museum of Bavarian History. Since its opening in June 2019, it has offered more than 2,500 m² of fascinating, multimedia journeys through the Free State’s history – from the founding of the kingdom in 1806 to the present day.

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with a dog

Camping is freedom, nature and adventure – and for many dog owners, there’s nothing better than sharing that time with their four-legged friend. But to make sure the camping trip is stress-free for humans and pets alike, there are a few things to keep in mind. Here’s how to make camping with your dog a success!

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Kids don’t need indoor play centres to be happy – they need space. Space to run, discover, climb and wonder. On a campsite, that’s exactly what they get: freedom.
No hotel corridors, no “shh” zones – here, they play tag with other children, leap into puddles or whittle the perfect magic wand from a stick.

Family time that’s rarely possible in everyday life

Camping slows life down. No diary, no rush, no “just quickly this or that”. Instead, proper quality time: breakfasting under the trees, pitching the tent with lots of little hands or storytelling by the campfire in the evening.
For children especially, this means genuine closeness, attention and feeling important.

Camping lets children learn through play: how to start a fire, how to separate rubbish, why it matters to be considerate – and how good fresh air feels. It boosts their confidence, independence, and respect for nature and the environment.

A family-friendly campsite is essential for a relaxing holiday. Look out for:

Quiet location (no cars driving through the middle of the site)

Child-friendly facilities: Playgrounds, sandpit, children’s washrooms, baby changing room

Access to nature: ideally sites by lakes, streams or at the edge of the woods

Activities or other recreational offers (e.g. arts and crafts, children’s cinema, night-time walks)

Dog-friendly if you’ll have your four-legged friend with you

Weather-proof clothing (rain jacket, wellies)

Sleeping bag (ideally child-sized & warm)

Water bottle, children’s crockery, camping cutlery

Binoculars, magnifying glass, fishing net

Favourite cuddly toy – never go without it!

Everyday camping life with kids – how to keep it stress-free

Cooking & eating – together, simple, outdoors

Camping meals needn’t be complicated: pasta, couscous, campfire bread or grilled veggie skewers are always a hit – and kids often love joining in.
Tip: Let your children create their own “favourite camping plate” – it’s fun and encourages them to eat well.

Structuring the day – balancing trips and downtime

A good rhythm is active mornings, chilled afternoons. For example:

Bike ride to the nearest ice cream parlour or lake

Afternoon: picnic, crafts, reading in the shade

Campfire with bread-on-a-stick or marshmallows

Stargazing: who can spot the Bear constellation first?

Games without gadgets – keeping creative

Nature bingo: Who can find acorns, a beetle, a feather?

Leaf matching: collect different leaves and help kids pair them up

Tent cinema: all you need is a torch and a sheet for shadow play

Forest post: make and hide little messages using things from nature

Rain? No problem! Get creative and make even that an adventure:

Inventing stories with dice games or cards

Game of “Who am I?” with a camping twist

Indoor treasure hunt in the caravan or bathroom block

Camping with kids doesn’t mean packing the timetable with constant action. Sometimes it’s enough for a child to dig in the sand while you enjoy your coffee. Or for you all to watch the sun set over the lake together.

These little moments are the real treasures that children take away – often without realising, but they make a lasting impact. A bird call at dawn, fastening their own tent zip for the first time, the pride of taking rubbish to the bins themselves – those are the memories that last.

Conclusion: Camping with children – wild, wonderful, unforgettable

A family camping holiday is rarely perfect – but it’s always special. Amid muddy trousers and stubborn campfires, you create memories that stay with you.
You don’t need to be an outdoor pro to enjoy it. What do you actually need? A little bit of spontaneity, good humour – and the willingness to live in the moment.

So: roll up your sleeping bag, grab the camping stove, take your kids by the hand – and off you go on your family adventure! 🏕️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🌲

Bonus: Our top 5 tips for camping with children

Don’t over-plan – spontaneous adventures are often the best

Let the kids help decide (e.g. which pitch or day trip)

Keep calm, even if things go wrong – that’s all part of it

Treasure the quiet moments too – they’re often the most precious

Camping with children is more than just a holiday – it’s a journey back to what really matters. Away from everyday stress, out into fresh air, muddy feet, campfire bread and the sparkle in your children’s eyes. For kids, a campsite is a giant adventure playground – for parents, a chance to slow down, experience closeness and create new memories together.

Whether in a tent, a caravan or a comfortable nature lodge – the outdoors becomes your lounge, the campfire your kitchen and the gentle rustling of trees your bedtime lullaby.

This article will not only inspire you but also provide practical tips, real-life experience and genuine recommendations to help your next family camping trip be relaxed, safe and full of wonderful experiences.

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