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Motorhome pitches in Lucerne and on Lake Lucerne
Where Switzerland began: lakeshores, panoramic peaks and the legend of William Tell
Where Switzerland began: lakeshores, panoramic peaks and the legend of William Tell
Lake Lucerne winds its many arms between the cantons of Lucerne, Uri, Schwyz, Obwalden and Nidwalden. On its shores lies the cradle of the Swiss Confederation: the Rütli meadow, the Tell Chapel and Altdorf with its Tell monument.
Above the lake rise Pilatus, Rigi, Stanserhorn and Bürgenstock, all served by mountain railways. Lucerne itself delights with the Chapel Bridge, its old town and museums, and around Lake Sempach and in the Suren valley Central Switzerland shows its rural, peaceful side.
Parkn'Sleep hosts around the lake offer pitches in orchards, on farms and at mountain railways. You stay legally and often just a few steps from the water.
Belle Époque paddle steamers, the steepest funicular in the world up to Stoos and the oldest cogwheel railway in Europe up the Rigi. Hardly any region has so many panoramic peaks in such a small area.
Boat trips, stand-up paddling and swimming in the lake, hikes on the Swiss Path and bike tours around Lake Sempach. In winter the sledging runs on Rigi and Stoos and ski resorts such as Engelberg beckon.
May to October is ideal for boats, mountain railways and swimming spots. In autumn fog often lies over the lake while the summits bask in sunshine. Winter is quiet, and carnival in February is a highlight.
Car parks in the old town are usually too low. You are better off staying outside and taking the bus or boat into town.
Most lakeside municipalities prohibit overnight stays in car parks. You will find legal alternatives with hosts on Parkn'Sleep.
The Rigi for its panorama over twelve lakes, Pilatus for its spectacular railway and Stoos for peace and the ridge walk to the Fronalpstock.
Yes, many lidos and free swimming spots, for example in Brunnen, Beckenried or at the Lido Lucerne.
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