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Rheingau · Wiesbaden

AlpacaCamping 1845

A meadow at a wine estate near Wiesbaden, that's all there is to it: no facilities. The restaurant's toilets are accessible, but only on weekends, and if you want to fill up with water in the morning, you might find the gate locked. Views: none. Peace and quiet: plenty of that. It's about seven kilometers to Mainz, and beyond that begins the Rheingau with its vineyards. For 26 euros a night on the grass between the vines.1

What AlpacaCamping writes

„The parking spot has no facilities whatsoever, we knew that beforehand. Due to Germany's football match, we thought we probably wouldn't have many options. It's a meadow at a farm where wine is sold.“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan
  • Tent

Sights in the area1

Mainz

The state capital sits about seven kilometres away; cathedral, old town and the Rhine bank fill half a day when the weather on the meadow turns.

St. Hildegard Abbey

The convent above the vineyards near Rüdesheim is run by Benedictine nuns who press their own wine; the abbey shop stocks you up for the evening.

Ehrenfels Castle

The ruin above the Rhine near Rüdesheim has guarded the vineyard slopes since the Middle Ages; the climb from the river rewards with a wide view over the valley.

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