Hotels - Swiss Youth Hostels

The natural, family-oriented TCS Camping Orbe is in an idyllic green setting surrounded by some huge trees. Grab a quick bite in the snack bar or settle down with a nice cup of coffee. With a mini-golf course, pétanque, the nearby swimming pool and a diverse programme of events organised throughout the season, there’s plenty for young and old alike.

Countless hours of sunshine, a warm wind and the most exquisite light in Switzerland await you in Sion, the capital of the canton of Valais. It’s not uncommon for people passing through to end up staying here a while, because the lifestyle in this small town is based on southern charm, a fluid mix of tradition and modernity, and proximity to the side valleys of Valais and thus the mountains above.

The campsite is right on the shore of Lake Sempach and offers a wide range of activities: a beautiful lakeside lido, beach volleyball and pedalo hire. With its echoes of historical battle cries, cheerful birdsong, peaceful and romantic shoreline, unspoilt nature and real character, Sempach and the surrounding area await visitors who like to combine historical voyages of discovery with nature, culture and a relaxed attitude to life. The beautiful bike trail around Lake Sempach is also highly recommended.

The small but charming TCS Camping La Tène Lac de Neuchâtel, with access to a stunning sandy beach, joined the TCS Camping family in 2023 and is a true gem. This idyllic campsite is nestled at the foot of Mount Chaumont in the tranquil West Swiss village of Marin-Epagnier, located in the Three Lakes Region. In 1858, prehistoric remains of a Celtic settlement were discovered at the present-day campsite location, bringing the region fame beyond Switzerland's borders. La Tène is not only historically significant but is also considered a place of spiritual energy, making it the perfect spot for relaxation.

The crystal-clear turquoise waters of Lake Brienz, three imposing peaks of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, natural surroundings and countless outdoor activities make TCS Camping Bönigen-Interlaken a paradise for lovers of mountains, sport or nature. The campsite is a comfortable base from which to explore the whole region. Guests can take a refreshing dip in the lake or adjoining public lido, while children can splash around happily in the children’s pool at the campsite.

The panorama around the campsite is a constant source of fascination. On days when the foehn wind is blowing, you feel you could almost touch the 4,000-metre summits. Whether you are taking a boat trip, swimming in the lake, strolling along the Aarequai or just having a romantic picnic on the shore, the lake feels serene and pleasurable. One special highlight of the campsite is being able to sleep in a tube in a comfortable chalet – you can rent glamping accommodation and enjoy waking up to a unique view of Lake Thun and the mountain panorama.

Fragrant Swiss stone pine wood, hand-carved furniture, and Engadine sgraffito characterize the cozy and traditional 3-star hotel in St. Moritz-Bad. Nostalgic parlor with fireplace and library. The restaurant serves popular Grisons specialties. Hearty breakfast with regional ingredients. Free entry to the nearby Ovaverva SPA and indoor pool. Optimal location for bike tours, hiking, cross-country skiing, and alpine skiing with a shuttle within walking distance. Bus stop in front of the hotel.

TCS Camping Solothurn is in a quiet location on the bank of the River Aare and has its very own harbour. Solothurn with its historic town centre is only a couple of kilometres away. A bus just a few hundred metres from the campsite takes you directly into the town. Energetic types can start a walking or bike tour directly from the campsite or visit the public pool or fitness centre just around the corner. The Pier11 restaurant will spoil you with culinary treats and fantastic views of the Aare.

Welcome to the mystical heart of Graubünden at the northern entrance to the spectacular Viamala Gorge, carved out of the rock thousands of years ago by glacial ice and the Hinter Rhine River. The campsite is an ideal stop-off on your journey to the sunny south, before you reach the San Bernardino pass. Take some time to really savour the breathtaking natural wonders of Graubünden. Sports fans will also find an almost unlimited range of activities in the surrounding area.

It’s a bit like the seaside here. And seaside holidays inevitably come to mind when you see children and adults of all ages playing on Salavaux’s gently sloping sandy beach – which is also the longest in Switzerland – while the warm water of Lake Murten laps gently around your toes. The Fribourg Riviera really puts you in the holiday mood – everyone here wears a smile.

Packed closely together like grapes on the vine, the Morges area contains all the ingredients for an unforgettable holiday: the view across Lake Geneva will get your heart pumping, the museums, water sports and viewpoints offer adventures on every scale, while the stylish lakeside promenades serve up a touch of the wider world beyond... Welcome to the Vaud Riviera!

The Anterior Rhine is well-known for gold panning, so Reka has made this the theme for its Disentis holiday village. There’s a big adventure playground in the form of a small gold-rush town. This features a mine with a mine tower, a gold-panning sluice, an activity area with sand and water, and a kids’ area with a wide range of play equipment.

TCS Camping Estavayer La Nouvelle Plage is nestled along the peaceful shores of Lake Neuchâtel, next to the stunning Grande Cariçaie nature reserve with breathtaking views of the Jura mountains. Additionally, the medieval Château de Chenaux in Estavayer-le-Lac is just a 10-minute walk away. Offering shaded areas, a sandy beach, and nearby sports and leisure options, it’s the perfect retreat. Guests can choose from a variety of accommodations, including pitches for caravans, vans, and tents, or stay in Safari tents, Family Pods Deluxe (up to 4 people), or Dormitories (up to 6 people). The site also features Restaurant La Plage and the Alphasurf Water Sports Centre.

Recognized "for a conscientious and successful reconstruction of a building dating from the 1960s and for an excellent entrepreneurial philosophy in the field of social tourism. The Zurich Youth Hostel is a typical example of the careful application of architecture and design as practiced by Swiss Youth Hostels".

Everyone from city explorers and culture vultures to people who just like to stroll feels right at home in Bern. If you choose this lovely campsite, situated between the Bremgarten forest and Lake Wohlen, you’ll be spoilt for choice between trips to the city and adventures in nature. Offering lots of green space, a wealth of plants and nature in abundance, the campsite is like a welcoming, idyllic suburban garden. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings and nature on numerous trails around the campsite and along the River Aare. Sporty types can hire a stand-up paddleboard at the campsite and paddle down the Aare.

The Rhine in all its finery! Refreshing morning swims and romantic evenings by the river bank around the campfire – at the Flaach campsite the Rhine is an integral part of your holiday. And there are also innumerable other activities available to make the rest of your time every bit as enjoyable. The large swimming pool with water slides and diving boards is a meeting-place for water babies of all ages.

Climate, architecture, language and vegetation: Lugano has Italianità, that really special Italian attitude to life, in abundance, and yet you still feel 100 per cent in Switzerland. The city on the shore of Lake Lugano offers a friendly welcome both to fans of great architecture and to those who want to shop in style, enjoy some culture or simply indulge in la dolce vita with a southern ambience.

TCS Camping Lucerne-Horw enjoys a peaceful and idyllic location on the edge of Lake Lucerne, just off the main north-south route near the city of Lucerne. There is so much to do in this region that the days fly by all too quickly. Where can you take a trip to the moon, climb aboard the world’s steepest cog railway, travel to the origins of the Swiss Confederation on a nostalgic, old-time paddle steamer, or enjoy internationally acclaimed contemporary art and then stroll across the world’s oldest wooden bridge just a few minutes later? That’s right – in Lucerne.