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If you want to rent a camper in Eastern Switzerland, the right vehicle for your holiday is never far away. On MyCamper, you can choose from lots of camping vehicles in all the larger towns and in many smaller places in Eastern Switzerland. The choice of campervans, motorhomes and caravans is especially wide in the larger towns of Chur, Frauenfeld, Schaffhausen and St. Gallen. That way, you can start your camping holiday quickly and easily with MyCamper.
If you want to rent a camper, a motorhome or a caravan in Eastern Switzerland, you're spoiled for choice on MyCamper. Hundreds of vehicles are available to rent, from Schaffhausen to Graubünden, from Appenzell to St. Gallen and from Glarus to Thurgau. The vehicles on MyCamper cover every type. If you're traveling as a couple with fairly little luggage, you'll find a wide choice of campervans. If you need a bit more room for fellow travelers and luggage, you can rent one of the many motorhomes in Eastern Switzerland. They range from smaller, more simply equipped semi-integrated models to larger, fully integrated motorhomes with luxury fittings. Even unusual requests are covered on MyCamper. If you'd like to go on holiday in a Unimog, an off-road vehicle with a drop-down bed or an Ape with a living cabin, you'll find that too.
Few areas of Switzerland offer as much variety in landscape and culture as Eastern Switzerland. The landscapes range from the orchard-covered hills of Thurgau on Lake Constance to the mountains of the Appenzell Alps and the high Alpine peaks of Graubünden. That makes large parts of Eastern Switzerland a great place for hikers, climbers and mountain bikers in summer. In winter, the same goes for skiers, snowboarders and cross-country skiers. Eastern Switzerland isn't just beautiful to look at: some of the most beautiful towns in Switzerland are here too. St. Gallen, with its cathedral and its grand historic Abbey Library, is well worth a visit. So is Chur, the oldest town in Switzerland, with its charming old town. Many tourists also head to the famous resorts of Arosa, Davos and St. Moritz in the Graubünden Alps. Eastern Switzerland has plenty of art and culture too. Lots of museums cover a wide range of topics, from nature and technology to art and history, textiles and folk culture. There's something for every taste.
If you rent a camper in Eastern Switzerland, the mountains of the Swiss Alps are never far away. Eastern Switzerland has a long list of pass roads. Some of the most spectacular mountain crossings in the country are in the canton of Graubünden. Ten pass roads in Graubünden climb above 2,000 meters: the Albula, Bernina, Flüela, Julier, Livigno, Oberalp, Ofen, San Bernardino, Splügen and Umbrail passes. You can count on great views of the mountains. Because of the tight hairpins and steep gradients, some of the passes aren't suitable for every type of camping vehicle. If you'd rather stay on flatter ground, head to Thurgau on Lake Constance in particular. You'll find lovely drives there through orchards and sunny vineyards.
If you rent a camper in Eastern Switzerland, you can choose from around 100 campsites across the region's cantons. Few other regions in Switzerland have such a wide range of campsites. Whether on the shores of Lake Constance, in the valleys of Graubünden or in the Appenzell Alps: every camper finds the right campsite in Eastern Switzerland.
Around 60% of all rentals in Eastern Switzerland start between June and August, almost half in July and August. In summer, Lake Constance and Lake Untersee are in demand. The Schwägalp at the foot of the Säntis is a popular spot for a day in the mountains.
Summer is the right time anyway for the Graubünden passes from the section above: the Albula and Splügen passes are closed in winter. In spring and fall, Lake Constance and Appenzellerland are quieter, and it's easier to find a spot right by the water.
Average daily prices set by local owners on MyCamper.
| Month | Average price |
|---|---|
| January Jan | EUR 139 |
| February Feb | EUR 139 |
| March Mar | EUR 139 |
| April Apr | EUR 168 |
| May May | EUR 172 |
| June Jun | EUR 180 |
| July Jul | EUR 212 |
| August Aug | EUR 192 |
| September Sep | EUR 185 |
| October Oct | EUR 162 |
| November Nov | EUR 139 |
| December Dec | EUR 139 |
The table above shows the average 2026 prices of the vehicles on MyCamper in Eastern Switzerland, including insurance and fees. The figures here come from bookings over the last two seasons: renters typically paid CHF 143 per night for a campervan and CHF 187 for a motorhome, including insurance and the service fee. In those bookings, September was the cheapest month. What you pay in the end depends on the size, type and equipment of the vehicle, the season and the length of your trip. Some owners also give discounts if you rent the vehicle for a set minimum period.
Three trips between the Säntis, Lake Constance and Lake Walen.
Around the Säntis
From St. Gallen, you drive into Appenzellerland to Appenzell, then via Urnäsch up to the Schwägalp at the foot of the Säntis. From there, the cable car takes you to the summit. Then you head into the Toggenburg to Nesslau and back to St. Gallen via Wattwil.
Route
St. Gallen → Appenzell → Urnäsch → Schwägalp → Nesslau → Wattwil → St. Gallen
Best for
Mountain views without high passes
Duration
2 to 3 days, about 125 km
Along Lake Constance
From Rorschach, you follow the Swiss shore of Lake Constance via Arbon and Romanshorn to Kreuzlingen. On Lake Untersee, you continue to Steckborn and Stein am Rhein, where the Rhine leaves the lake.
Route
Rorschach → Arbon → Romanshorn → Kreuzlingen → Steckborn → Stein am Rhein
Best for
Families and anyone who wants to spend every night by the water
Duration
2 to 3 days, about 60 km each way
Through the Toggenburg to Lake Walen
From Wattwil, you drive up the Toggenburg to Wildhaus below the Churfirsten, then down into the Rhine Valley to Gams and Buchs. Via Sargans, you reach Lake Walen. From the south shore, you can see the Churfirsten rising steeply out of the water on the north shore.
Route
Wattwil → Wildhaus → Gams → Buchs → Sargans → Walenstadt → Weesen
Best for
Lakes and mountains on one trip
Duration
2 days, about 100 km each way
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