Dreaming with alpacas at the Iserbach loop
A small meadow in Kleinmaischeid, right next to the alpaca herd. Early risers can watch the feeding and listen to the animals munching. The meadow is not quite level; the farm provides leveling wedges, and you'll need a long cable for electricity. Sometimes the alpacas graze a kilometer further away so the grass can regrow. Wool is available in the farm shop. Hiking and mountain biking trails run around the Iserbach loop, the climbing park in Sayn is not far away, and Koblenz is 18 kilometers away.1
What Hinterland writes
„Right next to our alpaca herd, you can pitch your mobile home on a small meadow. Experience the daily care of our animals up close.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Iserbachschleife
The trail along the Iserbach stream links hiking and mountain-bike routes; a loop right on the doorstep when the weather holds.
Sayn Climbing Park
A high-ropes course in the Sayn valley, with climbing paths strung between the trees; the afternoon for kids who can't sit still.
Koblenz
At the Deutsches Eck the Rhine and Moselle meet, a good 18 kilometres away; from there the Rhine cycle path runs upstream and down.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
