Rent motorhomes and campervans in Schaffhausen

Find the right vehicle for your camping holiday from private owners in and around Schaffhausen.

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How to find the perfect camper in Schaffhausen

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  1. Find the perfect camper

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  2. Send booking request

    Request to book a camper. The owner will confirm whether they accept your request

  3. Check in

    Meet the owner, do the handover, hit the road.

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A white MyCamper campervan on a country road beside tall green grass, above a large lake with cloud-covered mountains behind.

Rent campers and motorhomes in Schaffhausen online

If you want to rent a camper in Schaffhausen, MyCamper has vehicles in the city and in the Zurich Weinland, for example in Marthalen, Kleinandelfingen or Benken. You rent directly from private owners, and insurance is included in the rental price.

You can choose from campervans for two, motorhomes with room for the whole family, and caravans. Many owners live a little outside the city, so allow some time for the pickup.

Rent a camper and explore the area around Schaffhausen

Around Schaffhausen, some of the best-known day trip destinations in northeastern Switzerland are close together:

  • Munot and old town: The round 16th-century fortress stands above the old town, whose houses are known for their many oriel windows.
  • Rhine Falls: About 4 km west of the old town, the Rhine plunges down at Neuhausen. It's one of the largest waterfalls in Europe. There's a motorhome parking area nearby.
  • Stein am Rhein: This small town where the Rhine flows out of Lake Untersee, about 20 km east, is known for its painted facades.
  • Randen: This range of hills north of the city is a hiking area with a lookout tower.

Campsites around Schaffhausen

Several campsites are right on the Rhine, none more than half an hour away:

  • Camping Schaffhausen in Langwiesen: Right on the Rhine, about 2 km from the old town.
  • Camping Läui in Diessenhofen: On the Rhine, about 11 km east.
  • Camping Wagenhausen: Across from Stein am Rhein, about 16 km east.
  • TCS Camping Flaach am Rhein: In the Zurich Weinland, where the Thur flows into the Rhine, about 14 km south.

When is the best time to rent a camper in Schaffhausen?

Just under 60% of all rentals in the Schaffhausen area start between June and August, typically for seven nights. The Rhine carries the most water in summer, and that's when the Rhine Falls are most impressive.

May and September are quieter. The Rhine Falls and Stein am Rhein are less busy then, and you can get a spot at the campsites on the Rhine without booking far ahead.

How much does it cost to rent a camper in Schaffhausen?

Average daily prices set by local owners on MyCamper.

Month Average price
January Jan EUR 141
February Feb EUR 141
March Mar EUR 141
April Apr EUR 173
May May EUR 176
June Jun EUR 183
July Jul EUR 218
August Aug EUR 196
September Sep EUR 188
October Oct EUR 166
November Nov EUR 141
December Dec EUR 141

What renters actually paid

The table above shows the average 2026 prices of the vehicles on MyCamper in the Schaffhausen area, including insurance and fees. The figures here come from bookings over the last two seasons: renters typically paid CHF 163 per night for a campervan and CHF 195 for a motorhome, including insurance and the service fee. 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.

The best motorhome routes from Schaffhausen

Three trips from Schaffhausen: to Lake Untersee, west along the Rhine, and through the Hegau to Lake Constance.

The best camper routes starting from Schaffhausen

  • Along the Rhine to Lake Untersee

    Via Diessenhofen, you drive to Stein am Rhein, where the Rhine leaves Lake Untersee. Along the south shore, you continue via Steckborn and Ermatingen to Kreuzlingen.

    • Route

      Schaffhausen → Diessenhofen → Stein am Rhein → Steckborn → Ermatingen → Kreuzlingen

    • Best for

      Old towns and swim stops on the lake

    • Duration

      1 to 2 days, about 50 km each way

  • Rhine Falls, Rheinau and Eglisau

    From the Rhine Falls at Neuhausen, you follow the Rhine downstream to Rheinau, with its monastery island, and on to Eglisau. Via Kaiserstuhl, you reach Bad Zurzach and its thermal baths.

    • Route

      Schaffhausen → Neuhausen am Rheinfall → Rheinau → Eglisau → Kaiserstuhl → Bad Zurzach

    • Best for

      A day on the river with thermal baths at the end

    • Duration

      1 to 2 days, about 50 km each way

  • Through the Hegau to Lake Constance

    Via Thayngen, you drive to Singen at the foot of the Hohentwiel, one of the largest castle ruins in Germany. Then you continue to Radolfzell and Konstanz. You come back along the Swiss shore of Lake Untersee to Stein am Rhein.

    • Route

      Schaffhausen → Thayngen → Singen → Radolfzell → Konstanz → Stein am Rhein → Schaffhausen

    • Best for

      A round trip across the border

    • Duration

      2 to 3 days, about 110 km

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most important questions about renting a camper in Schaffhausen.