Camping in Valais
Our campsites in the idyllic Valais - between the Matterhorn and glaciers, on vineyards and with lots of culture. Whether with a tent, bus or camper - camping in Valais will be an unforgettable vacation experience!
Camping in Valais - this is what our campers think
Explore Valais: Camping Adventures & Local Highlights
Special characteristics of the region
The Valais is a region of contrasts, from the highest Swiss peaks to the sun-bathed valleys along the Rhone River. Campers can enjoy days spent with unparalleled views of glaciers, mountain lakes, deep valleys or in idyllic mountain villages. Thermal baths in places like Brig or Saillon offer relaxation after a day of adventure.
Places to visit
Valais has many beautiful places to offer, including Zermatt, probably the most famous resort at the foot of the Matterhorn, and the Aletsch Glacier, the largest glacier in the Alps. The Saas Vispa, a wild river, is a popular destination for rafting and kayaking. And in Visperterminen, you can take a stroll through one of the highest vineyards in Europe.
Activities
Valais is suitable for those who love being in nature and love doing outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, mountain biking during summer and world-class skiing and snowboarding in winter. Numerous "Bisses" - ancient irrigation channels - provide unique and easy hiking trails with historical significance.
Events, festivals and traditions
There's a lot going on in Valais. There are many traditional events and festivals, including the Nostalgic Gourmet Mile in Saas-Fee, the Sierre Blues Festival or the Zermatt Unplugged. Or how about the Open Air Gampel and the Festival des Artistes de Rue in Sierre. For art lovers, there is the renowned Verbier Art Summit festival.
Best time to travel
Valais can be visited all year round. While summer (June to September) offers lush landscapes and perfect camping, hiking and biking weather, autumn is spectacular for its golden larch forests and harvest festivals. Winter turns Valais into a skiing paradise, attracting snow enthusiasts from around the world.
Regional specialities
Valais is known for its cheese dishes, including especially raclette and fondue. The region is also famous for its wines, like Fendant, a dry white wine that pairs perfectly with local specialties. Another popular dish is the Valais platter, a plate of beef, cheese and rye bread and with more than 80 different varieties, you can almost always buy fresh apricots by the roadside.
Regional specialities
Valais is known for its cheese dishes, including especially raclette and fondue. The region is also famous for its wines, like Fendant, a dry white wine that pairs perfectly with local specialties. Another popular dish is the Valais platter, a plate of beef, cheese and rye bread and with more than 80 different varieties, you can almost always buy fresh apricots by the roadside.
Special characteristics of the region
The Valais is a region of contrasts, from the highest Swiss peaks to the sun-bathed valleys along the Rhone River. Campers can enjoy days spent with unparalleled views of glaciers, mountain lakes, deep valleys or in idyllic mountain villages. Thermal baths in places like Brig or Saillon offer relaxation after a day of adventure.
Places to visit
Valais has many beautiful places to offer, including Zermatt, probably the most famous resort at the foot of the Matterhorn, and the Aletsch Glacier, the largest glacier in the Alps. The Saas Vispa, a wild river, is a popular destination for rafting and kayaking. And in Visperterminen, you can take a stroll through one of the highest vineyards in Europe.
Activities
Valais is suitable for those who love being in nature and love doing outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, mountain biking during summer and world-class skiing and snowboarding in winter. Numerous "Bisses" - ancient irrigation channels - provide unique and easy hiking trails with historical significance.
Events, festivals and traditions
There's a lot going on in Valais. There are many traditional events and festivals, including the Nostalgic Gourmet Mile in Saas-Fee, the Sierre Blues Festival or the Zermatt Unplugged. Or how about the Open Air Gampel and the Festival des Artistes de Rue in Sierre. For art lovers, there is the renowned Verbier Art Summit festival.
Best time to travel
Valais can be visited all year round. While summer (June to September) offers lush landscapes and perfect camping, hiking and biking weather, autumn is spectacular for its golden larch forests and harvest festivals. Winter turns Valais into a skiing paradise, attracting snow enthusiasts from around the world.
Regional specialities
Valais is known for its cheese dishes, including especially raclette and fondue. The region is also famous for its wines, like Fendant, a dry white wine that pairs perfectly with local specialties. Another popular dish is the Valais platter, a plate of beef, cheese and rye bread and with more than 80 different varieties, you can almost always buy fresh apricots by the roadside.
Special characteristics of the region
The Valais is a region of contrasts, from the highest Swiss peaks to the sun-bathed valleys along the Rhone River. Campers can enjoy days spent with unparalleled views of glaciers, mountain lakes, deep valleys or in idyllic mountain villages. Thermal baths in places like Brig or Saillon offer relaxation after a day of adventure.
About Nomady
Nomady is for everyone who loves to be out and about in nature. Whether with a campervan or motorhome, a tent, hiking, on vacation or just passing through. The overnight options at our hosts are varied: a simple meadow, a pitch next to a creek, a large garden, a rustic hut or a secluded spot in the forest. Depending on your needs and preferences you can filter for camps with specific facilities, surroundings or your preferred activities. There are also many offers which include a fireplace, are especially family-friendly or the perfect place for dogs (and they even stay for free).
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