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Nordfriesland · Oster-Ohrstedt

A meadow in the middle of meadows

On the edge of Oster-Ohrstedt, a small village without any fuss, ten to fifteen kilometers from the North Sea. The site accommodates a maximum of four vehicles, usually you'll find yourself alone or in pairs. The building in the pictures is an old shed, not a residential house, nobody lives right next door. Arrival possible late into the night, no registration required, on your departure day you have time until the afternoon. Husum is within reach. A village for a stroll, it doesn't want to be anything more.1

What Hinterland writes

„Quiet it is on the outskirts of the small village but still not too far from Husum, the North Sea (10-15 km, depending on where exactly you want to go) and other pretty places.“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan
  • Tent

Sights in the area1

Husum

The grey town by the sea from Theodor Storm's poem, with a harbour and shrimp cutters. The nearest stop when the village alone is too little.

Friedrichstadt

Founded by Dutch settlers, with canals and gabled houses. On rainy days you take a boat through the grachten instead of walking.

Sankt Peter-Ording

A wide sandy beach with its well-known stilt houses, plus wind and the Wadden Sea. The classic choice for a day at the coast.

1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.