Between Sauerland and Ruhr
A day of adventure awaits you in Sauerland. Camp in our meadow or in one of the many parking lots nearby, then explore a different trail each morning with your happy rooster Fred as your wake-up call, because he can't help but crow when it's time for breakfast. For lunch, we'll bring you fresh eggs from our chickens that they laid just for us! If all the walking has made you hungry, there are many small restaurants in the area to satisfy your hunger after exploring the local culture in the countryside. At night, you can enjoy an evening under the stars before falling asleep around a cozy campfire surrounded by friends while listening to stories about life here in Germany during these uncertain times1
What Hinterland writes
„Camping at the gateway to the Sauerland.
You camp on our meadow or on the paved parking lot in front of the house. Lots of hiking trails (one starts at the house), trails and dams are directly accessible.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Müngsten Bridge Park
Below Germany's highest railway bridge lies a valley park on the Wupper, with a hand-drawn ferry and paths on both banks. An outing for a whole afternoon.
Eschbach Reservoir near Remscheid
Germany's oldest drinking-water reservoir, with a loop around the water. About 21 km to Remscheid, flat enough for a quiet round.
Panzer Reservoir
A still reservoir between wooded slopes in the Bergisches Land, with a shore path for walking. The place for a stroll away from the crowds.
Eifgenbach
A near-natural stream valley that winds through the forest, good for hiking; loud with birds in spring. Fine for half a day on foot.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
