Campervan hire in Stuttgart
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If you are looking for an exciting adventure through Germany’s wine country, you should consider booking a campervan for hire in Stuttgart. The city is a great starting point for your trip as it allows you to explore the surrounding area as thoroughly as you like.

Some utterly notable natural landmarks, like Buchelberg Nature Reserve, are close to the city. Along with Schwartzwald National Park, the reserve is one of the most popular and stunning green spaces in the country. Despite being inland, Stuttgart has many crystalline rivers and lakes to visit and enjoy the sounds, smells, and sights.

Whatever you do when you book a campervan in Stuttgart, you are bound to have an unforgettable time. To make it an even better experience, why not use the CamperDays price comparison tool to find the best and most affordable deals on motorhome rentals in and around the city? We work hard with local rental companies to negotiate the best deals for our customers like you.

One of the best ways to spend your time when you book a motorhome for hire in Stuttgart is to try some of the best driving routes in the wider area. Consider adding some or all of the following to your itinerary.

Stuttgart to Hesse
Aside from the fact that the Rhine-Main area in Germany’s southwest, which is home to Hesse, is extremely beautiful, there are so many stunning vineyards to visit in one of the country’s most prominent wine regions. The distance between these two iconic points is around 133.6 miles, and while it may not sound especially long or expansive, you could still stretch out this route over a couple of days.

Stuttgart to Lower Saxony
Lower Saxony is a unique German region as it is one of the only ones that boasts a vast mountain range and access to the sea. The seven East Frisian islands and the North Sea coast are within Lower Saxony, so you can venture further up to the north of the country when you book a motorhome rental in Stuttgart. If you are just looking for a day trip, it will take around 6 hours to complete – though you could extend it if necessary.

Stuttgart to Brandenburg
For a much longer journey when you book a motorhome rental in Stuttgart, consider the trip up to the northern region of Brandenburg. Rambling countryside and many stunning lakes and forests await, and thanks to the fact that it is less populated than other parts of the country, it offers a more tranquil setting for a motorhome getaway.

Black Forest National Park
Black Forest National Park, the first of its kind in the Baden-Wurttemberg region in the southwest of the country, has an area of 10,062 hectares. Within the park's boundaries are many different rare and interesting species of animals, including squirrels, deer, wood ants, auerhahn, lynx, mallards, chamois, wild boars, and bears.

Urlacher Wasserfall
Urlacher Wasserfall in Baden-Württemberg is a single-drop waterfall that is 85 metres high, with a drop of 37 metres. The beautiful waterfall is among the many great attractions in the UNESCO Global Geopark Swabian Alb. The water comes from a karstic spring just a couple hundred metres from the waterfall.

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