AlpacaCamping 1920
There's barely more to say about the campsite near Sonnewalde in the Niederlausitz than one satisfied sentence from former guests: everything was uncomplicated, the people at the gate were friendly. The host reveals nothing more. The site has space for tents and motorhomes. The surroundings do the rest: to the north begins the Spreewald with its waterways around Lehde, where the punt pole is pushed into the water and you drift silently past the farmsteads. It's about 67 kilometres to Dresden with the Fürstenzug.1
What AlpacaCamping writes
„Enclosed, spacious area in a rural setting. Alpaca enclosure right next door, very peaceful atmosphere.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Lehde
A village in the Spreewald reached only by waterways and footbridges; the open-air museum shows how people once lived among the channels — a full day out.
Bismarck Tower, Burg
A lookout tower in the Spreewald village of Burg; from the platform the view runs across the flat channel country and the surrounding woods, a handy landmark for cycling tours.
Fürstenzug, Dresden
A mural of Meissen tiles showing Saxony's rulers in procession; about 67 km south, easily paired with a stroll through the old town along the Elbe.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on AlpacaCamping applies.
