River camping under trees
A pitch beneath a 150-year-old beech tree near Garrel, surrounded by birches and oaks. It's in the shade all day long. A small stream babbles nearby. In the morning, deer and hares cross the field before anyone wakes up. You're positioned on slightly elevated ground with far-reaching views over the fields. A couple of hundred meters further on begins the nature conservation area, with the Lehte flowing beyond it. You can get fresh rolls at the village shop, two kilometers away. Oldenburg is about twenty kilometers away.1
What VanSite writes
„The pitch is located beneath a 150-year-old beech tree right by a small stream. It is nestled in a circle of birch and oak trees. The pitch is shaded throughout the day. Here, nature is right at your camper door.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Oldenburg
The old residence town with its palace gardens and pedestrian centre, a good 21 km away; the go-to spot for a stroll or a rainy day.
Ahlhorn Fish Ponds
A chain of old ponds set in the heath, reachable by bike; a quiet loop for anyone who likes watching birds.
Bremen
Town hall and Roland as UNESCO World Heritage, plus the narrow lanes of the Schnoor quarter; a day out when you want city instead of fields.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
