Wake up in the Eifel with a view
A spacious meadow in the Northern Eifel, at the southernmost tip of North Rhine-Westphalia, where Hellenthal borders Belgium and Rhineland-Palatinate. Three pitches on 8000 square meters, plus a nature-oriented wooden house, a livestock guardian dog and two cats. Mornings wake you with birdsong, the view stretches far across meadows and forests. The site is simple: a composting toilet, you bring your own firewood. Cyclists come via the Vennbahnradweg heading towards Bütgenbacher See. Evenings: wide open spaces.1
What VanSite writes
„Dear Campers,
we warmly welcome you to our spacious meadow in beautiful Eifel. Together with our calm livestock guardian dog and 2 cats, my husband and I live in a nature-friendly wooden house on our 8000 sqm property in North Eifel.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Kronenburg
Five kilometres on lies the medieval village of Kronenburg with its castle ruin and the Kronenburger See. An afternoon among old lanes and water, good even on grey days.
Bütgenbacher See
The reservoir in East Belgium, some 13 kilometres away, is reachable almost car-free along the Vennbahn cycle path. For a swim and a quiet lap on the bike by the shore.
Hohes Venn
Europe's largest raised bog, a good 40 kilometres off: boardwalks over black moor, a world of its own in the mist. The walking classic of the border region.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
