AlpacaCamping 2150
A half-concreted grass strip in Rackwitz, right next to the road, with a view of stacked wire baskets. The Saxon flag hangs as a scrap of fabric in the wind. Next door, a company yard; within earshot, the railway line; beyond it, a fallow field. Nature looks different here. The appeal lies elsewhere: Leipzig is less than twelve kilometres away. The Auwald runs right through the city, to the south lies the Cospudener See in the Neuseenland. At night, the train passes by.1
What AlpacaCamping writes
„This description is a farce. The Saxon flag a piece of cloth, the access road to a run-down company with a small neglected, half-concreted, waist-high grass strip next to the street overlooking stacked wire mesh boxes.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Cospudener See
A flooded open-cast mine in Leipzig's Neuseenland lake district, with a sandy beach on the north shore. When the city gets stuffy, locals drive out here to swim.
Leipzig Riverside Forest
One of central Europe's largest riparian forests, running right through Leipzig. Full of wild garlic in spring; the green escape route out of the city centre.
Leipzig
Barely twelve kilometres away. Johann Sebastian Bach is buried in the Thomaskirche, and there are museums for grey days in the centre.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on AlpacaCamping applies.
