Camping site in Krummendeich at the former country estate
A spot on Obstmarschenweg, just before Krummendeich. Open fields on three sides, with the farm bordering to the south. You'll be standing on an old feed silo area: solid ground where you won't sink in even when it rains. If you're camping with a tent, you go to the meadow next door. Morning wind across the marsh, otherwise quiet. The village is two kilometers away, with a natural open-air swimming pool and a shop that's open daily. Hamburg is another good sixty kilometers further on.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
Around 62 kilometres to the Hanseatic city; the Außenalster with its sailboats makes a good town day when the marsh gets too quiet.
Obstmarschenweg
The cycle path runs through the Elbe marsh with its apple and cherry orchards. Blossom in spring, branches heavy with fruit by late summer.
The Elbe behind the dike
A little to the north the Elbe heads for the North Sea, with freighters and marsh meadows. The dike walk pays off in wind and sun alike.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
