Unplanned Adventures: Dog owner tells funny camper night!

Unplanned Adventures: Dog owner tells funny camper night!

In recent years, camping with dogs has become extremely popular in Germany. More and more people are discovering the freedom and independence that a stay in a motorhome offers. However, there are some challenges, especially for dog owners. As moin.de describes, camping nights are not always as quiet as you would like. A camper shared her amusing experience on Facebook: While she was sleeping in a motorhome with three dogs, she was woken up at night by an unpleasant smell. She hadn't turned on the lights to find the cause until she finally discovered what was causing the smell while putting on her shoes. There wasn't a dry eye in the house - even for the other dog owners in the comments who shared similar nighttime experiences.

2023 can definitely be described as a trend year for camping with dogs, as hunde-reisen-mehr.com reports. The reason for this? The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted many people to vacation at home or travel to nearby countries - often with their four-legged friends. Many campsites were quickly booked up this summer without long advance reservations. Blogs from enthusiastic campers describe the diverse experiences. Angelika, Silvana, Gerfried, Maddie and Melanie, who each take different dogs with them on their trips, are looking for dog-friendly places that also accommodate their animal companions.

Dog friendly campsites

Choosing the right campsite is crucial to ensuring a relaxing holiday for dogs and their owners. In an article by pincamp.de numerous dog-friendly campsites in Germany are presented. It is emphasized that the dog is often perceived as a full member of the family and the long journeys that can cause stress should not be underestimated. A popular place is the Wulfener Hals camping and holiday park, which offers its guests a dog-friendly environment.

Dog owners benefit from the many rest and leisure opportunities that many of these places offer. Campsites close to nature particularly attract owners of smaller, experienced dogs. These often have attractive offers and activities that are also designed for little four-legged friends to spend atmospheric days outdoors.

In summary, camping with a dog is not only a possible adventure, but also a very special experience that is characterized by beautiful and chaotic moments. So if you're looking for an unforgettable vacation, why not discover the benefits of camping - perhaps with your new favorite dog blanket for the back seat or a good book for those relaxing evenings under the stars!