Rent a mobile home in Berlin

Would you also like to take a detour to the metropolis of Berlin during your camping trip - or get to know the palace city of Potsdam from its most beautiful side? Then take the opportunity to park your mobile home on the outskirts of town and travel comfortably to the city by public transport. Sightseeing and culture await you!

But you can also experience a lot around the capital away from the central sights: Berlin Köpenick offers a wide range of water fun with the Müggelsee and the direct connection to the Spree. With your kids you can walk under the Spree in the Spree Tunnel Friedrichshagen and climb the big Müggelberg. In the Rübezahl beer garden you have a direct view of the water and your little ones can let off steam on the climbing playground.

In Potsdam we can offer you the royal Camping Park Sanssouci recommend. Located directly on the lake, you camp in a stately manner in the landscape conservation area on Lake Templiner and can easily reach the well-known Sanssouci Palace and the palace gardens with your bikes.

If you don't like marked pitches, try one of the many nature campsites. Here you are often right in the countryside - without a fence or privacy screen. And if that's not enough, we recommend the alternative parking space guide Landvergnügen. Rural hosts are waiting for your visit and will let you stay on their property for 24 hours free of charge.

You can find a similar principle at PopUpCamps. Born out of the Corona emergency, this initiative offers you camping alternatives in Germany far from the conventional ones

From Berlin you have many opportunities to experience a great camping adventure in Germany and Eastern Europe. You can easily and quickly reach the numerous biosphere reserves and nature parks in the new federal states around Berlin with our mobile homes. Whether it's a holiday in the Harz Mountains, a trip to the Müritz or a vacation on the Polish Baltic Sea - with your Hannes Camper you decide spontaneously where to go.

The impressive avenue road runs almost 2.900 kilometers across Germany from Rügen to Lake Constance. But you don't have to do the entire route to capture the feeling. Rent your camper in Berlin and make your way to the nearest starting point: the state-approved resort of Rheinsberg in Brandenburg.

From here you can follow the avenue road in several stages to Rügen. At around 300 kilometers, the flatland route is also well suited for motorhome beginners. Beautiful landscapes with impressive giant trees await you on the way.

Other highlights:

• Mönchshof nature reserve
• Mecklenburg Lake District at the Müritz
• Grimm Zoo
• Hanseatic city of Stralsund with the Ozeaneum and the sailing school ship Gorch Fock

You can stay overnight at one of the many campsites along your route, such as the Regenbogen Göhren campsite or the Drewensee campsite.

If you prefer to head south, the German avenue road from Potsdam via Moritzburg and Dresden to Plauen is a good choice.

Hike along idyllic mountain lakes and reservoirs, take in the tangy aroma of ancient forests and switch off in the middle of nature - the highest mountain range in northern Germany is your starting point for this. You can take the 2, 14 and 36 motorways from Berlin directly to the green heart of the countryside with your motorhome.

Do you want to be active in the Harz Mountains? Then climb the Brocken, explore the numerous stalactite caves or visit the ubiquitous castles and old towns with their historic half-timbered houses. Worth seeing in every season: the Hexentanzplatz high above the Bodetal.

And while you're there, you can stop off at the "KlosterCamping Thale" campsite. Here you live in the middle of nature and yet comfortably - with sports and playgrounds on the premises and delicious bread service in the morning.

Hannes Camper Berlin was launched in winter 2021 and is now starting its second season.

Ever since she was a student, owner and station manager Anja (39) has dreamed of renting out her own campervan "by campers for campers", which combines her passion for camping and personal guest care with heart. She is currently lovingly renovating her camper station in Blankenfelde-Mahlow, piece by piece. Her next project is to set up a small camping shop on site and individual packing lists for your guests. Anja has 2 children and lives in the south of Berlin. In her free time, she loves to drive her vintage car to the seaside in France.

All vehicle categories are offered in Berlin. The fleet consists of 20 campervans in total.

You can find more information about our vehicle models here.

Our camper station is located at the gates of Berlin in the green Blankenfelde-Mahlow. Conveniently located, you can travel comfortably via the B96 or A10.

You can reach us by public transport from Berlin main station or Berlin Südkreuz with the regional train RE5 to Elsterwerda and get off at the “Blankenfelde (KR Teltow-Fläming) stop. From there you take the bus 793 "Blankenfelde, Trifstr.". Depending on capacity, we will be happy to pick you up directly from the train station.

Note: Due to the Dresden railway project, you cannot currently reach us by S-Bahn. Please take the regional train.

The classic is of course the Baltic Sea. Whether Usedom, Rügen or the Darß. Within a very short time you can leave the stress of the big city behind you and breathe in the sea air.

But the area around Berlin also offers you a wide range of options: from classic campsites by the lake, to natural campsites or organic farms.

In the state of Brandenburg you can enjoy nature in the numerous nature parks and biosphere reserves far away from the tourist strongholds.