AlpacaCamping 1371
A forest campsite near Lohsa in the Oberlausitz, for tents, motorhomes and caravans. The hosts don't reveal much more than that, except that it stays quiet here and they're friendly. So: the rustle of pine trees instead of a busy program. If you still want to venture out, it's about 58 kilometers to Dresden, where the Fürstenzug and the Blaue Wunder can easily fill a day. Closer by is the observation tower at Senftenberger See, from which you can survey the Lausitzer Seenland. In the evening, what remains from the day above all is the silence.1
What AlpacaCamping writes
„Perfect for those seeking peace and quiet. A little escape, right in the middle of the forest in wonderful silence with friendly hosts.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Senftenberger See Observation Tower
The tower above the flooded open-cast mine shows how coal pits turned into lakes; the short climb pays off most on a clear day.
Fürstenzug in Dresden
The tiled frieze of Saxon rulers runs a good 100 metres along the outer wall of the Stallhof; it costs nothing and takes ten minutes.
Blaues Wunder
The steel-blue Elbe bridge between Blasewitz and Loschwitz, built in 1893; the meadows below give the best view, about 58 kilometres from the site.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on AlpacaCamping applies.
