Quiet, comfortable, open 24 hours, you pay by app, 10 euros for 24 hours.

There's a campsite and a camper area, which also accepts campers after hours!!! You enter independently and set up in one of the designated spaces. In the morning, you go to register. The price is good, but it's only for the camper area, so you use the loading and unloading and electricity but not the campsite services. €25 for a camper and three adults.

I stopped here because the adjacent Area Sosta Camper Schwangau Wohnmobilpark, also managed by them, was full. I asked if there was space, they said yes, I paid, and when they took me to the spot, I discovered it was a parking lot in front of the restrooms, unnumbered, on asphalt, with only a hedge on one side. Could this be the treatment for Italians? I asked for a change of spot, which I got for an extra fee. Nice, but treated badly.

This is a camper area, not a campsite. The reviews about the campsite are incorrect. The area is convenient and well-priced considering its proximity to the castles. It's a shame it was full when we arrived.

It's a parking lot, costing only €2 a day. The metro station is just a few meters away, very convenient. The only downside for us, staying overnight on a Saturday night, was the noise from the highway above and a few groups of young people who made a lot of noise arriving and leaving in their cars.

Basic rest area, exclusively for campers. It offers basic services, including water loading and unloading, electricity included in the rate, and waste sorting. Access and exit are possible at any time; it functions like a regular paid parking lot with a barrier; a credit or debit card is required. It is well-lit, quiet, secluded, and rarely crowded. The charming and well-stocked town center is a 10-minute walk away.