AlpacaCamping 1454
In Ihlienworth, you park your camper under an apple tree at Hartmut's place. A few steps away, a wooden swing hangs in a chestnut tree, from where you can see a grazing herd of cows. In the evening, it becomes quiet. You swing, listen to the cattle, watch the dusk settle over the meadows. The site doesn't make a fuss about itself, but the day lingers. It's around 68 kilometers to Bremen with its St. Petri Cathedral, perfect for a day trip.1
What AlpacaCamping writes
„Hartmut is awesome! Friendly, helpful, and the pitch under the apple tree was wonderfully idyllic. In the evening, winding down the day on the wooden swing under the chestnut tree with a view of the cows...priceless! We'll definitely be back!“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Bremen and St. Petri Cathedral
The Hanseatic city with its Gothic cathedral and lead cellars sits about 68 kilometres away, far enough for a full day between the market square and the Schnoor quarter.
Cuxhaven and the Wadden Sea
The North Sea coast at Cuxhaven, with the Kugelbake landmark and the Wadden Sea National Park, is within reach for a day at the shore; at low tide, guided mudflat walks head out.
The Wingst woodlands
The wooded Wingst ridge breaks up the flat marsh with mixed forest and a lookout tower; a zoo and walking trails make it an afternoon out with children.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on AlpacaCamping applies.
