
Apple trees, lakeside paths and Europe's largest waterfall
Thurgau is nicknamed Mostindien, the land of cider, and for good reason: between Lake Constance and the Thur, hundreds of thousands of fruit trees blossom every spring. Small towns such as Arbon, Romanshorn and Kreuzlingen line the shore, and behind them gentle hills with half-timbered houses and monasteries.
Further west the Rhine Falls thunder at Neuhausen, the waterfall with the greatest flow of water in Europe. Schaffhausen with its Munot fortress and Stein am Rhein with its painted façades have some of the most beautiful old towns in Switzerland. In the Hinterthurgau, cycle paths lead through an almost untouched landscape.
On Parkn'Sleep you will find pitches here on fruit farms, near lidos and right by the water. Ideal for a cycling or foodie trip.
Lake Constance is the third largest lake in Central Europe and connects Switzerland, Germany and Austria. In summer the Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen impress with up to 600,000 litres of water per second.
Cycling on the Lake Constance cycle path, swimming at lake baths, boat trips to Konstanz or Lindau and walks through the orchards. On the Rhine between Stein and Schaffhausen you can travel by inflatable boat or by ship.
April and May for the fruit blossom, June to September for swimming and cycling, October for cider and apples. In winter it is quiet, and fog often lies over the lake.
At campsites and official pitches. Lakeside car parks are usually closed for overnight stays. With Parkn'Sleep you find legal pitches with hosts.
There are car parks for larger vehicles on both sides, but they are not intended for overnight stays. Pitches nearby are the better choice.
Yes, the car ferry connects Romanshorn with Friedrichshafen and also takes motorhomes.
Mostly, so it is ideal for families and e-bikes too.