Camping at Landhof by the Wörnitz
The campsite "Camping am Landhof bei der Wörnitz" is located in Wechingen, near the Wörnitz, in the heart of the Altmühltal. Quiet pitches in a cul-de-sac, a seating area under the linden tree and views of the chicken run invite you to linger. From here you can reach Schloss Prunn, Kratzmühlsee and the little village of Dietfurt. The Riespanorama-Weg hiking trail is also nearby. Ingolstadt is approximately 58 kilometres away. The farm offers plenty of space for cycling tours, a dip in the Wörnitz or relaxing under old fruit trees.1
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„I warmly welcome you to my year-round camping site.
My countryside farm is located in Wechingen on the Wörnitz (approx. 300 m away). It's wonderfully peaceful here, with pitches situated in a dead-end street with a turning area.“
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Sights in the area
Nördlingen City Walls
Germany's only completely preserved city wall that is fully accessible — nearly three kilometers long with eleven towers and five gates.
The Daniel
The 90-metre tower of St. Georg Church, built from Suevit crater rock; to this day, the tower watchman still calls out his "So, G'sell, so" from above.
Ries Crater Museum
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Geopark Ries Trails
Hiking trails over the crater rim with views across the round plain, past geological sites such as the Ofnethöhlen caves.
Wallerstein
The freestanding rock with viewing platform and the princely residence castle on the northern crater rim.
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