Away with the tent (Campspace 2966)
A tent site on a farm in the Eifel, whose walls date back to 1730. The description reveals nothing more, and so neither does this. The tent stands on old farmland, in the morning it smells of wet meadow and damp stone. It's around 48 kilometers to Trier, where the Römerpfad begins. Closer by is the Dreimühlen waterfall, which drips over its limestone terraces. Anyone coming here should be looking for minimal activities.1
What Campspace writes
„Welcome to our authentic historic farm from 1730 and its authentic“
Suitable for
Tent
Sights in the area1
Dreimühlen Waterfall
A limestone-tufa waterfall in the Eifel, trickling over mossy steps and slowly growing larger. A short walk, good for an afternoon with kids.
Wolfsschlucht Gorge
A narrow rock cleft near Gerolstein, with a slim path between dolomite walls. The shady classic for hot days.
Hindenburgtor
A weathered rock formation of the Gerolstein dolomites, shaped from ancient reef limestone. A short detour for anyone who likes stone.
Roman Trail Trier
A hiking route around ancient Trier, about 48 kilometres away, past Roman remains. For a day of history instead of meadow.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Campspace applies.
