MunggiOvernight stays in nature in Saint-Imier
Canton of Bern · Municipality no. 443
Saint-Imier decides here
Tent camping: Prohibited
Officially documented · As of 24/08/2026
| Tent | prohibited |
|---|---|
| Bivouac | unclear |
| Car / camper | prohibited |
What this means
Campieren auf öffentlichem Grund ist ausserhalb der Plätze verboten, die die Gemeinde dafür bezeichnet hat.
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Camping on public land is prohibited outside the places designated by the municipality.
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Für Privatgrund gelten je nach Reglement eigene Regeln, meist die Zustimmung der Eigentümerschaft und ab einigen Tagen eine Gemeindebewilligung.
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Depending on the regulations, private property has its own rules, usually the consent of the owners and, from a few days, a municipal permit.
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On bivouacking — sleeping without a tent, in a sleeping bag — the available source says nothing. This is neither a tacit permission nor a tacit ban: it is unclear, and the municipality's information decides. Which municipalities address bivouacking
Where to stay instead?
In Saint-Imier, tent camping is not allowed. The nearest official campsites:
- Camping Creux-des-Bichesapprox. 6.4 km
- La Cibourgapprox. 8.0 km
- Fraso-Ranchapprox. 10 km
- Camping FSCKapprox. 11 km
Nearest classified municipalities where tents are allowed or allowed under conditions:
- Renan (BE) · Tent only with permissionapprox. 6.2 km
- La Ferrière · Tent only with permissionapprox. 6.5 km
- Courtelary · Tent only with permissionapprox. 7.0 km
- Cortébert · Tent only with permissionapprox. 9.6 km
Straight-line distance from the municipality centre. Campsites according to OpenStreetMap — check operation and opening times with the site.