AlpacaCamping 1771
A simple pitch serving as a base for Quedlinburg. Nothing more than that is intended. Those who stay soon realize: the site has a somewhat neglected feel, but it's perfectly adequate for a night or two. Communication after booking ran smoothly. The real reason to come is right next door anyway — the half-timbered alleyways of Quedlinburg's old town, cobblestones underfoot. Further out, the Teufelsmauer winds through the Harz, and the Brockenbahn steams high up into the mountains.1
What AlpacaCamping writes
„The site is perfectly located for a visit to Quedlinburg. I wouldn't stay here for a longer period as the site is somewhat neglected, but it's perfectly adequate for 1-2 nights.
Contact after booking went smoothly.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Quedlinburg Old Town
Over a thousand timber-framed houses from several centuries, a UNESCO World Heritage site; the castle hill with its collegiate church crowns the town and is the classic spot for a day of strolling.
Teufelsmauer (Devil's Wall)
A bizarre sandstone ridge rising over the fields at the northern edge of the Harz; the Hamburger Wappen is its most striking crag and makes for a short walking classic.
Brocken Railway
The narrow-gauge steam train puffs up from Wernigerode to the Brocken, the highest peak in the Harz; the outing for days when the legs need a rest.
Magdeburg
About 53 kilometres north, the state capital on the Elbe with its Gothic cathedral; the counterprogramme to all the timber framing, good for a city day.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on AlpacaCamping applies.
