Kids Under Three Stay Free on Trekker Pitches at Camping Drei Spatzen
Planning a simple, affordable outdoor break with a young child can feel difficult when every extra cost adds up. Kids under three stay free on trekker pitches at Camping Drei Spatzen, which makes it easier for young families to enjoy a short camping trip without stretching the budget too far. If you are traveling on foot, by bicycle, moped, or motorcycle and want a practical overnight option, this family-friendly pricing can make a real difference.
In this guide, you will see exactly how the trekker pitches at Camping Drei Spatzen are priced, what is included, and why the free stay for children under three is such a useful advantage for families. You will also find practical tips to help you book the right pitch and keep costs under control.
What does “kids under three stay free” mean on trekker pitches?
At Camping Drei Spatzen, the Trekkers’ campsite/Hike and Bike offer includes a clear pricing structure for families:
- Pre-season: 15.50 per night
- High season (1-7 to 1-9): 18.00 per night
- Post-season: 15.50 per night
- Additional persons (from 13 years): € 7,50 per day
- Children from 3 to 12 years: € 5,- per day
- Children up to 3 years: free
- Pet: € 3,- per day
- Electricity: € 1.50- per day
This means that if you are staying on a trekker pitch at Camping Drei Spatzen with a child younger than three, you do not pay an extra daily charge for that child. For families who count every euro, that is a straightforward saving built into the stay.
What is included in the price?
The price for the trekker pitch already includes:
- Water
- Drainage
- Trash
- Wi-Fi
- Showers
That matters because an affordable nightly rate becomes even more useful when important basics are already covered. Instead of adding separate charges for common campsite essentials, the offer keeps the cost structure easier to understand.
Who are the trekker pitches designed for?
The Trekkers’ campsite/Hike and Bike option at Camping Drei Spatzen is designed especially for campers traveling:
- On foot
- By bicycle
- By moped
- By motorcycle
These spots are available for one or more overnight stays and are offered at a special price. The pitches are described as perfect for a small tent, with room for the vehicle close to the tent.
Important size note for families
These sites are only suitable for small one to two person tents. That is an important point for families with a baby or toddler. If you travel light and use a compact tent setup, the trekker pitch can be a very practical choice. If your family camping gear is bulkier, it may be worth looking at other camping options as well, such as the Nature tent pitch (100-130 m2), car-free.
That natural pitch option is a separate accommodation category, so it helps to compare what best suits your family’s equipment, space needs, and travel style.
Why the free stay for children under three matters for family budgets
A family camping holiday often looks affordable at first, but small surcharges can quickly build up. Charges for extra people, showers, Wi-Fi, or electricity may increase the total more than expected. That is why the kids under three stay free benefit at Camping Drei Spatzen stands out.
Here is why it matters:
1. It lowers the daily cost immediately
When a child under three stays free, one part of the family budget disappears from the daily calculation. That gives parents more flexibility for food, travel, or an extra overnight stay.
2. It supports short and spontaneous stays
The trekker pitches are ideal for one or more overnight stays. Families making a stop during a cycling trip or outdoor route can keep the overnight cost simpler and more manageable.
3. Included essentials prevent budget surprises
Because water, drainage, trash, Wi-Fi, and showers are included, parents can estimate costs more easily before arrival.
4. It works especially well for minimalist family travel
Families traveling with a small child often prefer short distances, light packing, and straightforward facilities. A trekker pitch with simple pricing supports that style of trip.
Quick answer: how much can a family save?
If your child is under three years old, the extra daily charge for that child is €0 on the trekker pitch.
By comparison:
- A child aged 3 to 12 years costs € 5,- per day
- An additional person from 13 years costs € 7,50 per day
So the budget advantage is direct: a family with a child under three avoids the child rate entirely.
Trekker pitch pricing at a glance
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Pre-season | 15.50 per night |
| High season (1-7 to 1-9) | 18.00 per night |
| Post-season | 15.50 per night |
| Additional persons (from 13 years) | € 7,50 per day |
| Children from 3 to 12 years | € 5,- per day |
| Children up to 3 years | free |
| Pet | € 3,- per day |
| Electricity | € 1.50- per day |
What else makes the trekker pitch convenient for young families?
Price matters, but convenience matters too, especially when camping with a baby or toddler. The trekker pitch at Camping Drei Spatzen includes a few practical touches that can make a short family stay easier.
Free lockers for safe charging
For charging cell phones, tablets, navigation systems, and similar devices, free lockers are available for safe charging. That can be helpful for parents who depend on phones for routes, communication, weather checks, and travel planning.
Electricity can also be booked additionally, giving guests another option depending on their setup.
Breakfast available by reservation
The restaurant offers a breakfast service in the morning, which must be booked in advance. For families with very young children, starting the day with an arranged breakfast can reduce morning stress and simplify the routine.
A practical overnight stop
Because the trekker pitches are tailored to travelers who are moving from place to place, they suit families who want a clean, easy overnight base rather than a complicated setup.
Trekker pitch or nature tent pitch: which is better for your family?
If you are deciding between accommodation types at Camping Drei Spatzen, the right choice depends mainly on your travel style and space needs.
Choose the trekker pitch if:
- You are traveling on foot, by bicycle, moped, or motorcycle
- You use a small one to two person tent
- You want a special-price overnight stop
- You value simple pricing with key facilities included
- You want to benefit from kids under three stay free on this pitch category
Consider the nature tent pitch if:
- You need more room with a 100-130 m2 pitch
- You want a car-free pitch type
- You are planning around the pricing structure for a larger pitch
The Nature tent pitch (100-130 m2), car-free has its own rates:
- Pre-season: 30.00 per night
- High season (1-7 to 1-9): 33.50 per night
- Post-season: 30.00 per night
- Extra persons (from 13 years): € 7.50 per night
- Children aged 3 to 12: € 5.00 per night
- Children under 3 years: free
- Pet: € 3.00 per night
- Electricity: 2.- per night
A maximum of 2 people are included in the nature pitch price, with an additional charge for more people.
Practical tips for families booking a trekker pitch
To get the best value from your stay at Camping Drei Spatzen, keep these tips in mind:
1. Check your tent size carefully
The trekker pitches are intended for small one to two person tents. If you use a compact family setup, this can work well. If not, review the broader camping options before booking.
2. Compare season prices before confirming
The trekker pitch costs:
- 15.50 per night in pre-season
- 18.00 per night in high season
- 15.50 per night in post-season
If your travel dates are flexible, the shoulder seasons can help keep the total lower.
3. Decide in advance if you need electricity
Electricity is not automatically included on the trekker pitch. It can be added for € 1.50- per day. If your family can rely on the free charging lockers for small devices, you may not need anything more.
4. Reserve breakfast ahead of time
If an easier morning would help, remember that breakfast is available by reservation. Booking ahead can make the first hours of the day smoother, especially with a young child.
5. Budget with the included facilities in mind
Since showers, Wi-Fi, water, drainage, and trash are included, your planning can focus on the optional extras:
- Extra persons
n- Pet - Electricity
- Breakfast by reservation
A simple family-friendly camping advantage
Many family travel decisions come down to one question: does the price match what we actually need? At Camping Drei Spatzen, the trekker pitch answers that question well for light-traveling families. You get a practical overnight camping option, useful included facilities, and a clear price structure.
Most importantly, kids under three stay free on trekker pitches, which gives young families an immediate and easy-to-understand budget win. For parents planning a stopover or a short outdoor stay, that can make the difference between postponing a trip and booking it.
Conclusion
If you want an affordable, straightforward camping option for a very young family, the trekker pitches at Camping Drei Spatzen deserve a close look. The seasonal rates are clear, key facilities are included, and the free stay for children under three helps keep costs down right away.
If you are traveling light with a small tent and want a practical overnight stay, now is a good time to explore the Trekkers’ campsite/Hike and Bike option, compare it with the Nature tent pitch, and choose the setup that fits your family best. Book your stay at Camping Drei Spatzen and make the most of a family-friendly camping rate.