BikerCamp Budapest Campsite

The campground, is near the M3 subway station of Népliget. The subway is 4 minutes on foot. There is  the national bus terminus also. Ideal for bikers, for tourists. Has been run by a biker since 1991. We can provide safe accommodation with showers, sink, washing machine and help with technical problems. If you are searching for a small place to stay with a homely atmosphere we are the right choice for you!

All ages are welcome at our grassy, shady, atmospheric campsite. At the Biker Pub, you can watch videos about motorcycle events, drink and eat with your favourite piped music in the background.

Check in - 07:00 to 23:00

Check out by - 11:00

We can accommodate different times if requested in advance for a small surcharge of 4.0€ 

Self Catering

Our campsite operates on a self-serve basis, with access to the fridge. Just jot down onto the scratch pad whatever you consume.

Established as a Biker haven within the famous ancient city of Budapest since 1991. 

Two-wheel camping for the two-wheeled wanderer /bicycle and motocycle/ maybe car and camper also. Inquire!.Oasis in the center of Budapest, and Eurovelo6 stop. This listed building was built in 1889.The camping is in a family house's garden and it's pleasant, shady, with wonderful turf. Nice atmosphere, silence, birdsong.During your stay in Hungary, BIKERCAMP awaits you in the centre of Budapest with hot water in the showers, cold beer in the mini bar. The camping is situated near the city centre, it's just a 4-minute walk to the "Népliget", International bus terminal, Flixbus terminal.

The subway is under reconstruction. Terminal is currently called "Nagyvárad" Square. From here it is 6 minutes on foot to Bikercamp.

We are open: all year

The famous city of Budapest.

Budapest, Hungary’s capital, is bisected by the River Danube. Its 19th-century Chain Bridge connects the hilly Buda district with flat Pest. A funicular runs up Castle Hill to Buda’s Old Town, where the Budapest History Museum traces city life from Roman times onward. Trinity Square is home to 13th-century Matthias Church and the turrets of the Fishermen’s Bastion, which offer sweeping views.