Camping site in Krummendeich at the former country estate
On the Obstmarschenweg in Krummendeich, where the land lies flat and open in three directions. The pitch was formerly a feed silo; now you stand firm there in any weather; those who camp pitch their tents on the meadow next door. To the south the farm borders the site, otherwise just fields and wind across the marsh. The village is two kilometers away, with a natural open-air pool and a shop open daily. To Hamburg across the Elbe is around sixty kilometers. In the evening the vastness remains.1
What Hinterland writes
„Located in the idyllic Krummendeich and directly on the Obstmarschenweg.
In three cardinal directions only free (view) field and in the south adjacent to the farm.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Hamburg
The Hanseatic city sits about 62 kilometres upriver on the Elbe; its harbour and the Alster fill a rainy day when the open marsh feels too empty.
The Elbe
The river shapes the whole area behind the dyke; along the Obstmarschenweg you cycle for kilometres, flat past meadows and farms, no climb, no detour.
Altes Land
The large fruit-growing region on the lower Elbe stretches upriver towards Hamburg; in spring the marshes turn white with blossom, a trip for cyclists.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
