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Wurmsham

Alpaca/Llama/Wallaby-Winklhof Apple/Aronia Plantation

A parking spot nestled among apple and aronia orchards near Wurmsham, thirty kilometers south of Landshut. In the mornings, alpacas graze in the paddock, with deer jumping across the fields between them. The farm is a certified organic operation: 25 alpacas, 22 llamas, and since 2022, a couple of wallabies too. Aronia juice and apple balsamic vinegar made from their own harvest are sold in the farm shop and at the vending shed around the clock. If you fancy it, you can take guided walks with the Andean animals. At night, just wind.1

What Hinterland writes

„Our certified organic farm is located 30 km south of Landshut, between Mühldorf a. Inn and Vilsbiburg, surrounded by apple and aronia plantations. As a family business, we primarily produce aronia juice, apple balsam vinegar, and dried fruits.“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan
  • Tent

Sights in the area1

Landshut

The ducal town on the Isar, crowned by Trausnitz Castle above its old-town roofs; every four years it stages the Landshut Wedding of 1475. A full day out.

Mühldorf am Inn

A county town on the Inn with a long market square and an old gate tower; the riverside townhouses are made for a slow wander. The quiet afternoon between two hiking days.

Wildpark Poing

A wildlife park near Poing, northeast of Munich: native animals in large enclosures, birds-of-prey flight shows and room to roam. The go-to day out with kids.

Munich

The Bavarian capital lies about 64 kilometres away; the Isar meadows, the English Garden and the Olympic Park fill a day trip when the farm feels too still.

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