Thermal-bath parking, voucher required

Very nice motorhome site right at the thermal baths.

Perfect for the weekend! Everything is available and it is also convenient for visiting the thermal baths.

Those who, like the NerdNomads, are obviously arriving for AbenteuerAllrad should not be surprised if the thermal baths charge the same price over Corpus Christi as the trade fair's camp areas. At least you get value for the €20 on the pitch, for example in the thermal baths' restaurant, if you do not want to visit the baths themselves. The site is excellent—quiet and equipped with everything you need.

Beware, rip-off! You are now forced to buy a €20 voucher for the thermal baths even if you do not want to visit them! And this despite it being the only motorhome site in Bad Kissingen. So if you only want to see the town or simply spend one night, avoid this site!

Well-located and quiet motorhome site right at the thermal baths, with lovely opportunities for hiking and cycling. Bakery, petrol station and restaurants are immediately nearby. Levelling ramps are advisable so you can park straight. With a spa card, the thermal baths offer two hours free before noon and after 5 p.m.; otherwise one hour is free with the card.

The site is practical if you want to visit the thermal baths, but the town is some distance away. However, there are various supermarkets and shopping facilities close by. We thought it was outrageous that our blue flexible water hose was stolen while we had to make room for a truck during water filling and drove around the block once. Two or three minutes later, the hose was gone!

The motorhome site is a car park at the thermal baths, which are very nice. From 29 September 2025, parts of the site will be closed due to construction. Construction vehicles operate from 8 a.m. on weekdays.

It is a car park that costs €10 and additionally offers fresh-water and waste services. The tourist tax is €4 per person. If you park as marked, you need very little levelling. Very quiet at night. The thermal baths are great.

It is not particularly attractive, but the thermal baths are great.

We only used the free waste-disposal service, and everything was working perfectly.

The site has everything you need during opening hours. Payment is made at the thermal baths; register there after arrival. There is a bakery and other shops nearby. Levelling ramps are necessary, or better still, hydraulic supports. Visiting the thermal baths is cheaper with a guest card. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to Bad Kissingen. The last bus back leaves at around 6 p.m., so we walked back.

We stayed one night after visiting the thermal baths—perfect. The site is completely adequate. Yes, you need levelling ramps, but is that really such a problem? We would happily come again.

The site is as described. You should bring levelling ramps.

Good motorhome site for visiting the thermal baths. At €18 for two people including tourist tax, it is also very expensive. Quiet at night, but lots of arriving and departing traffic during the day.

Nice motorhome site—more than enough free spaces late this afternoon. It costs €10 plus €4 tourist tax per person. Visiting the thermal baths includes one free hour; you only need to show the guest card, so it is effectively cost-neutral. Slightly sloping, but levelling ramps work perfectly. The thermal-bath staff are very friendly and courteous.

Quiet, well-developed, and accompanied throughout the day by the lovely sound of bells.

I can only agree with the previous comment. The car park is full of cars.

The motorhome area was 90% occupied by cars and there was no space left for us. What a shame—we had been looking forward to visiting Kissalis, but instead had to find a new destination.

The website says it all: stay away, everything is occupied. We stayed for two nights, almost three days, and it was at most one-third full. For €17.80 you get little apart from a toilet. The pitches are extremely sloping, and from 2 p.m. on Saturday there are no buses until Monday. The campsite in town costs almost three times as much. A place for the Hottevolk.

Adequate for one night. Fresh-water and waste facilities available. Few electricity connections. For two people and a motorhome, we paid €17.80 in addition to the full-day thermal-bath ticket. I would have expected a combined ticket.

The pitches are mostly sloping, while the car spaces are largely level. Very sensible! The expensive guest card for the bus was useless to us on Sunday—there are no buses on Sundays. But it is very quiet at night.