Bad Wurzach, Germany: camping and road guide
Within 30 km of Bad Wurzach there are 58 campsites and aires (6 of them free) and 23 service points. Nearby, 10 roads have a signed height or length limit, or no caravans allowed. They're listed first.
Campsites and airesService pointsRoad limits
Low bridges and road limits near Bad Wurzach
Signed limits within 25 km, for anything tall or long: a motorhome, a caravan, a campervan or a rooftop tent.
- Heidbühlweg · 2.7 m height limit · 8 km S
- K 7923 · 2.5 m height limit · 12 km E
- Charlottenstraße · 11 m length limit · 13 km SE
- Kapfweg · 10 m length limit · 14 km E
- Klosterhof · 2.6 m height limit · 15 km NE
- Klosterhof · 2.9 m height limit · 15 km NE
- Staige · 2.9 m height limit · 22 km W
- Baders · 2.9 m height limit · 23 km S
- Maurers · 2.9 m height limit · 23 km S
- Argenufer · 2.6 m height limit · 25 km S
Campsites and aires near Bad Wurzach
- Stellplatz am Wurzacher Ried · in town · fees apply · no caravans
- Freizeitplatz Truilz · 7 km N · fees apply
- Gruppenzeltplatz Metzisweiler Weiher · 9 km SW
- Golfplatz Bad Waldsee · 10 km W
- Holzweiher · 10 km N
- Wohnmobilstellplatz am Freibad Bad Waldsee · 10 km W
- Bei der Waldsee-Therme · 10 km W · fees apply
- Hymer AG · 11 km W
- Campingplatz am Ellerazhofer Weiher · 11 km SE · toilets
- Wohnmobilstellplatz Bertsch-Lott · 11 km NW · caravans OK · toilets
- Kißlegg Strandbad · 13 km S · fees apply
- Loretopark · 13 km SW · fees apply
- Wohnmobilstellplatz Leutkirch · 14 km SE · fees apply · no caravans
- Park-Camping Iller · 15 km E · fees apply · toilets
- Camping Naturweiher Moorbad · 16 km SE · caravans OK
- and 43 more in the app
Motorhome service points
- at Stellplatz am Wurzacher Ried · in town
- at Bei der Waldsee-Therme · 10 km W
- at Kißlegg Strandbad · 13 km S
- at Loretopark · 13 km SW
- at Wohnmobilstellplatz Leutkirch · 14 km SE
- at Park-Camping Iller · 15 km E
- at Bräuhaus Ummendorf Wohnmobilstellplatz · 18 km N
- at Camping am Badsee · 19 km SE
- and 15 more in the app
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