Camping Waldheim
Camping Sursee Waldheim CH-6210 Sursee
Mauensee, Lucerne, Switzerland
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 Seeland
CH-6204 Sempach Stadt
Sempach, Lucerne, Switzerland
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 Camping du Lac
Résidence du Lac SA En Gruyère Gumefens
Gumefens, Fribourg, Switzerland
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 Camping Le Bivouac
Camping Le Bivouac Route des Paccots 21 1618 Chatel-St-Denis Switzerland (CH)
Chatel-St-Denis, Fribourg, Switzerland
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 Camping-und Caravanning-Club Baden
Camping-und Caravanning-Club Baden Postfach CH-5400 Baden
Zurzach, Aargau, Switzerland
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 Camping Arolla
Joseph et Marie-Pierre Métrailler 1968 Arolla
Arolla, Valais, Switzerland
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 Camping Gemmi
Peter & Rosmarie Russ Briannenstrasse 4 CH - 3952 Susten-Leuk Wallis - Switzerland
Agarn, Valais, Switzerland
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 Innere Lorzenallmend
Innere Lorzenallmend Camping 6300 Zug
Zug, Zug, Switzerland
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 Camp Obsee
Camp Obsee AG Familie Klaus Bürgi-Nägeli Campingstrasse 1 - 6078 Lungern
Lungern, Obwalden, Switzerland
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 Camping Ewil
CAMPING EWIL von Moos + Berlinger Brünigstrasse 258 CH-6072 Sachseln
Sachseln, Obwalden, Switzerland
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 About Switzerland
Switzerland is a landlocked country in Central Europe. It has borders with France to the west, Italy to the south, Austria and Liechtenstein to the east and Germany to the north. The climate is temperate, but varies with altitude. Switzerland has cold, cloudy, rainy/snowy winters and cool to warm, cloudy, humid summers with occasional showers. Switzerland is known for its mountains (Alps in south, Jura in northwest) but it also has a central plateau of rolling hills, plains, and large lakes. The highest point is Dufourspitze at 4,634 m while Lake Maggiore is only 195 m above sea level.  read more...

 Main Events and Festivals in Basel
Basler Fasnacht - This is Basel's version of Carnival, and a premier event during the year, lasting for three straight days, beginning on the Monday following Ash Wednesday. Don't confuse it with the more raucous festivals in traditionally Catholic areas, such as the German Rhineland (Karneval) and Munich (Fasching), or Carnival in Rio or Mardi Gras in New Orleans.  read more...

 What to See in Basel
Most of the "old town" attractions in Basel are in a walkable area between the Basel Zoo (just south of the Basel SBB train station) and the Rhine. Since most stores are closed on Sundays, it is a good day to plan to see one of the many museums, which are usually open.  read more...

 Understand Basel
Basel is a city in Switzerland. Perhaps one of Switzerland's slightly underrated tourist destinations, Basel has a beautiful medieval old town center, a Carnival that ranks with those of Venice and Rio de Janeiro, and several world class art museums built by architects like Renzo Piano, Mario Botta and Herzog & De Meuron.   read more...

 History of Bern
Duke Berthold V of Zähringen founded the city on the River Aare in 1191 and allegedly named it after a bear (Bär in German) he had killed. It was made an Imperial Free City by the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II in 1218 after Berthold died without an heir.  read more...

 What to Do in Bern
Gurten - The Gurten (http://www.gurtenpark.ch/) is a lovely hill just outside the city. It features a park and great view over the city on one side and a nice panorama of the Bernese alps on the other. The park is visited heavily by locals to play ball, to barbecue or to just lie in the sun.   read more...