Amid the vineyards in the Palatinate Tuscany
The private campsite in Kirchheim an der Weinstraße is nestled in the vineyards of Leininger Land, a region often referred to as the Palatinate Tuscany. Charming wine-making villages in the vicinity invite you to wine tastings and culinary discoveries. The Roman Estate Weilberg bears witness to the region's long winemaking tradition. Hikers and cyclists will find numerous routes through vineyard landscapes and the nearby Pfälzer Wald. The city of Mannheim, with its diverse cultural offerings, is around 22 kilometers away.1
What roadsurfer spots writes
„We're lucky enough to live where others want to take their holidays. So welcome to our modest Palatinate paradise.
The pitch is located not far from several wine villages and is therefore always just a stone's throw away from a delicious wine.“
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Sights in the area
Petersau
Petersau riding facility is the perfect place for horse lovers. You can ride your own horse or one of our horses through beautiful fields, pastures and forests. We have a variety of riding options for every ability and budget. Whether you're looking for an activity with friends or family, a romantic date night, or just a break from the daily grind, we have something for everyone!
Roman winery Weilberg
The Roman villa on Weilberg is a perfect example of how to combine culture and nature in one place. You can take a tour of this historic site, enjoy a wine tasting and even stay overnight!
Lake Lambsheim
The Lambsheimer See is an idyllic bathing lake with a restaurant and a beach bar. You can find it in Leiningerland, just outside of Cologne. It is perfect for families or groups of friends who want to relax by the water on a hot summer day.
Frimmpark
Pfrimmpark is the perfect place for this. The park has many benches, tables and trees to sit under. There is also a small river that runs through the park with ducks swimming in it! It's a great place to take your kids or just spend some time alone.
Battenberg castle
The castle was built on a hilltop between Kleinkarlbach and Bobenheim/Berg near the Murbach. It was first mentioned in 1359 as the property of Count Johann von Leiningen and his wife Agnes von Sponheim. In 1406 it passed into the possession of Duke Ludwig III of Bavaria-Landshut, who had married Elisabeth of Leiningen (Johann's daughter). After this date it became known as "Leiningen Castle" or "Battenberg Castle".
Old city wall and iron gate
The Old City Wall and Iron Gate in Leiningerland is one of the best preserved city walls in Germany. It also houses some of the nicest stores and restaurants you'll find anywhere. So if you want to experience something truly unique, visit this historic landmark today!
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