RUNKEL LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Campingplatz Runkel — Five Nights of Tipis, Tents and a Kirmes Under Canvas
A five‑night stay at Lahntours’ Campingplatz Runkel offering tents, RV pitches and a Tipi Dorf, with on‑site extras and an on‑campus Kirmes that can reshape the camping rhythm.
Campingplatz Runkel — Five Nights of Tipis, Tents and a Kirmes Under Canvas.
Spend five nights at Lahntours’ Campingplatz in Runkel, choosing between tent pitches, spaces for Wohnmobile/-wagen or the six‑person Tipi Dorf (tipis supplied with field beds and table garniture). The site pairs standard campsite services and bookable extras with a lively on‑site Kirmes—rides, a Festzelt and live music—that turns an ordinary overnight into a festival‑tinged stay.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
On‑site Kirmes: rides, a Festzelt and live music
A travelling Kirmes takes place on the campsite with a Festzelt, rides and live music; the event is explicitly noted on the campsite notice and will affect nightly quiet on those dates.
Tipis, tents and Wohnmobile/-wagen
Overnight options include a dedicated tent area, pitches for Wohnmobile/-wagen and a Tipi Dorf made up of six‑person tipis that come with field beds and table garniture as described in the accommodation listing.
Bookable extras and on‑site orientation
You can book a parking space, a power hookup, a Schwenkgrill or table garniture (the latter included with Tipi stays); check‑in is managed at the campsite office where the team explains the site, services and payment procedures.
What the day feels like
What five nights here actually feel like
Arrival is staged: check‑in at the campsite office between 15:00 and 18:00 (earlier or later arrivals can be arranged by prior agreement), the team on site walks you through the facilities and services, and you settle into tent, RV pitch or Tipi. The stay runs for five nights, and check‑out is self‑service by 12:00 unless you’ve agreed otherwise with staff; if a Kirmes runs on the grounds during your dates, expect a departure from the usual quiet of a camping night.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The stay is for five nights; check‑in at the campsite office is between 15:00 and 18:00 (earlier or later by arrangement). Check‑out is self‑service by 12:00 unless otherwise agreed.
Bring whatever personal camping gear you require for tent or RV camping; Tipi stays come with field beds and table garniture included. Additional items such as a Schwenkgrill can be booked as extras.
Bookable extras listed by the operator include parking, a power connection, Schwenkgrill and table garniture (note: table garniture is included for Tipi overnight stays).
The campsite enforces a site ordinance; failing to comply—particularly regarding night rest and open fires—can result in immediate removal from the site without refund.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the standard stay?
The offering covers a five‑night stay at the Lahntours Campingplatz Runkel.
What accommodation types are available?
Options include a tent area (Zeltplatz), pitches for Wohnmobile/-wagen and a Tipi Dorf with six‑person tipis supplied with field beds and table garniture.
When can I check in and check out?
Check‑in is between 15:00 and 18:00 (earlier or later arrivals possible by arrangement); check‑out is self‑service by 12:00 unless a different time has been agreed with staff.
Can I book extras like power or parking?
Yes. Parking, a power connection, a Schwenkgrill and table garniture are offered as bookable extras (table garniture is included with Tipi stays).
Will there be loud music or rides during my stay?
A Kirmes with rides, a Festzelt and live music is scheduled on the campsite in the event notice; during those dates the campsite explicitly warns that night rest cannot be guaranteed.
Where do I register on arrival?
On arrival you must register at the campsite Anmeldung (Büro); the on‑site team will explain facilities, services and payments.
What happens if campsite rules are broken?
Non‑compliance with the campsite ordinance—especially violations of night rest rules and regulations on open fires—can lead to immediate expulsion from the site without reimbursement.