A place where you taste nature
A meadow under oak trees near Halver, above the riding arena. In front of the door lies the Kerspe Reservoir like a narrow fjord. You can't access the water—it's a drinking water reservoir—but you have it in view all day long. Cooking takes place in the old dairy kitchen, showering in the small bathroom next door. Honey, eggs and vegetables come from the garden, depending on the season. The sauna with a view into the cow barn is available on request. All around, trails for hiking and riding. Dogs are welcome.1
What VanSite writes
„View of our small fjord. The Kerspe Reservoir is right on our doorstep, but unfortunately not accessible as it is a drinking water reservoir.
You'll be positioned above the riding arena on a meadow beneath oak trees.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Eschbachtalsperre
Germany's oldest drinking-water dam sits near Remscheid, about 21 kilometres away. The shady loop around the water is the walk to take when your own reservoir stays off-limits.
Müngstener Brückenpark
Beneath Germany's highest railway bridge, a park stretches along the Wupper river, with a cable ferry crossing over. A full day out for families, even in mixed weather.
Eifgenbach
A near-natural stream valley in the Bergisches Land, unspoilt and shaded. The walk along the water is the classic pick for a quiet afternoon.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
