Top features
100 motorhome parking spaces, each with an area of 60 m², 4 premium parking spaces up to 14 m in length, well-maintained sanitary facilities, modern supply and disposal facilities
All-round feel-good service
Camping and accessories shop and large motorhome workshop on site, bread roll service, free WiFi, car rental, leisure activities
Quiet, but close to the city center
20 minutes to the city center: Elbe Cycle Route and public transportation right outside the front door, located 400 m from the highway exit
Excellent – your vacation destination in Dresden
Our parceled overnight parking spaces for motorhomes are very well shielded, have a very inviting feel thanks to their proximity to nature and the view of open fields, and have their own unique charm.
The parking space can be accessed via a modern barrier system. Your parking ticket is valid for 24 hours.
Arrival and departure are possible daily from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Outside these hours, you can use your parking ticket to open the small gate at the main entrance.
Further information is available on request.
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Our service for you
- Parking space for 100 motorhomes
- Fresh water tap & waste disposal station
at the entrance to the parking area - Power connections with 16 A fuse protection
- Disabled access (except sanitary facilities)
- Wi-Fi hotspot – free of charge
- Open all year round
- Bread roll service
(also on Sundays and public holidays) - Beverage service
- Workshop service
- City tours
- Car rental
- Organization of customer trips
Workshop service during your stay
Using the motorhome and caravan maintenance service for all leading manufacturers ensures you can enjoy a carefree vacation. Your advantage: You can also have special equipment (Goldschmitt Premium Partner) and annual inspections carried out without wasting any time. In the evening, you can sleep in your own bed again at our motorhome parking space!
Directions to CaravaningPark
Best location in Dresden and the surrounding area
Whatever attracts you to Dresden and its surroundings: from our motorhome parking space, you can experience everything conveniently and leave your motorhome behind for a while. The motorway, city bus, tram, Elbe River, and Elbe Cycle Route all meet near our quietly located CaravaningPark.
CaravaningPark Dresden parking space
schaffer-mobil
Kötzschenbroder Str. 125
01139 Dresden
Phone: +49 351 / 83748-0
Fax: +49 351 / 83748-28
E-mail: schaffer@schaffer-mobil.de
GPS: N 51° 5' 6'' – E 13° 40' 53''
Distances
Experience our beautiful parking space in Dresden
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Places of interest
| Number | Place of interest | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The famous Dresden Frauenkirche | 7 km |
| 2 | The Semperoper with an attractive program | 6 km |
| 3 | Dresden's treasure chamber: the “Green Vault” – please order tickets in advance | 6 km |
| 4 | Enjoy the old town in the evening | 5 km |
| 5 | Hiking in Saxon Switzerland | approx. 30 km |
| 6 | Wackerbarth Castle in Radebeul – Europe's first interactive winery | 5 km |
| 7 | Moritzburg Castle | 7 km |
| 8 | Meissen, the porcelain city with a medieval town center | 13 km |
| 9 | The Elbe Cycle Route – also passes by the CaravaningPark | 0,5 km |
| – | Karl May Museum in Radebeul | 2 km |
| – | Pub district in Old Kötzschenbroda | 3 km |
Comprehensive service for your stay in Dresden
Comfort, culture, and experiences!
Booking cultural attractions, restaurants, or other organizational support, as well as our daily morning bread roll service, is a matter of course. You can also purchase Radeberger beer and all camping equipment in our shop.
You can also purchase tickets for various city tours from us. For the Grand City Tour, double-decker buses pick up our guests in the morning directly in front of the premises. With 22 hop-on hop-off stops, you can get off at any time to explore a sight in more detail. You can then continue your journey on one of the next buses, which stop at all stops regularly. In the afternoon, you will be taken back to the schaffer-mobil parking lot from Dresden Postplatz. By the way: when the weather is nice, the popular convertibles are in service!
Just talk to us and we will be happy to advise you.
On request, we can also give you tips on the surrounding area of Dresden, e.g. Meissen, Moritzburg, Pillnitz, Bautzen, or Saxon Switzerland. Our aim is to offer you an all-round feel-good service and make your stay in Dresden unforgettable!
We want you to come back!
Excursion tips in the Dresden area
A bus will pick you up in the morning and take you to the city center, where you can start various city tours and walking tours. Tickets and all information about the tours on offer are available in our shop.
All historical sights in the city can be easily reached by tram line 9 or by bike. The Elbe Cycle Route is very close to our CaravaningPark and leads 5 km to the city center.
Pillnitz Castle is about 20 km upstream along the Elbe Cycle Route. If that seems too far, hop on the “White Fleet” at Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer. The paddle steamer will take you past the beautiful Elbe slopes to the summer residence. The “White Fleet” stops at various landing stages, allowing you to hop on and off at your convenience. Please note: the captain has the discretion to allow bicycles on board.
Between 1720 and 1724, Augustus the Strong had Pillnitz Castle built according to plans by Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann. This laid the foundation for the largest palace complex in Europe, modeled on Chinese designs. In 1868, under Frederick Augustus the Just, it became the summer residence of the Saxon royal family. The Pillnitz Palace Park is known for its wealth of botanical treasures, such as the more than 200-year-old camellia, around 400 potted plants, and valuable old trees.
Cycle downstream along the adjacent Elbe Cycle Route towards Meissen, passing small idyllic pubs. After about 13 km, you will reach Meissen and have a clear view of Albrechtsburg Castle. Visit the famous porcelain factory and stroll through the alleys of Meissen's city center. If the return trip by bike seems too strenuous, take the train (e.g., from Triebischtal station with the S 1) to Radebeul (West) and from Radebeul, cycle the last 5 km on the Elbe Cycle Route back to the schaffer-mobil parking lot.
The city of Meissen is home to Albrechtsburg Castle, the first castle complex in Germany where the defensive character took a back seat to representative living. It is a masterpiece of late Gothic architecture. Meissen is also famous for the production of Meissen porcelain, the first porcelain in Europe since 1708. In the Haus MEISSEN® experience world, the show workshops invite you to witness its production. The Museum of MEISSEN®-Art takes its guests on a journey through 300 years of porcelain history.
Cycle towards Radebeul to Radebeul Ost station (15 minutes) and board the historic narrow-gauge railway, the “Lößnitzdackel.” You can take your bikes with you. Explore Moritzburg, Augustus the Strong's hunting lodge and pleasure palace, the Fasanenschlösschen, and the game reserve by bike. You can enjoy the 12 km return trip to the schaffer-mobil parking lot by bike via Schlossallee/Dresdner Straße, heading towards Radebeul/Waldstraße.
Just outside Dresden, Augustus the Strong, King of Poland and Elector of Saxony, had the prestigious Moritzburg hunting lodge and pleasure palace built. Precious porcelain, furniture, and paintings are impressive testimony to the courtly living and dining culture of the 18th century. Large-format leather wallpaper transforms the halls of the palace into a picture book of ancient mythology.
Another highlight, besides the reopened porcelain quarter, is the legendary “Moritzburg Feather Room” with Augustus the Strong's parade bed – a masterpiece made of almost two million colored feathers. One of the largest trophy collections in Europe recalls the hunting enthusiasm of the Wettin rulers and their guests. They had a zoo built around the hunting lodge, which is now worth seeing as the Moritzburg Game Reserve. To the east of the hunting lodge is the Fasanenschlösschen. It is the last original castle in Saxony preserved in the late Dresden Rococo style. The Moritzburg
Take your bike or go hiking—there are many interesting destinations in Saxon Switzerland. Take the bus (line 64) to the S-Bahn (Dresden-Pieschen station) and from there, take the half-hourly connection to Wehlen, Rathen, Königstein, Bad Schandau, and Schöna, or travel in comfort with schaffer-mobil MietSmart.
Saxon Switzerland is the ideal landscape for an active vacation in the wonderful nature of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. Hike along the Malerweg trail. The Königstein Fortress, the Bastei, and the Rathen Rock Castle near the spa town of Rathen are always worth a visit. The municipality of Reinhardtsdorf-Schöna on the border with the Czech Republic is a beautiful starting point for excursions on foot or by bike.
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