Open landscape Brocken view
A meadow on the edge of Reinstedt, behind fields and paddocks, the village belongs to Falkenstein/Harz. From here your view extends all the way to the Brocken, and in the evenings the sky above the fields lights up in colour. The site is simple: electricity, water, a solar shower, a dry toilet behind the field. At night it's dark enough for the Milky Way, sometimes for shooting stars. Children have a swing and a climbing tree. It's not far to Concordia See in the Seeland nature landscape, and the R1 cycle route runs right past the door into the Selketal.1
What VanSite writes
„Here you'll find
an overnight stay on a private property on a meadow at the edge of fields and paddocks outside the village of Reinstedt.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Quedlinburg
A UNESCO World Heritage town on the edge of the Harz, over a thousand half-timbered houses in narrow lanes and a castle hill above the old town. A day trip that works even in the rain.
Selketal
The river valley runs through the Lower Harz, with the Talmühle and Selkemühle along the way. The R1 cycle route leads straight in from the site, flat enough for a family outing.
Teufelsmauer
Jagged sandstone cliffs on the northern rim of the Harz; the Hamburger Wappen is the best-known formation. A short ridge walk is enough for the view over the Börde.
Brockenbahn
A narrow-gauge steam train up to the highest peak in the Harz. Those who would rather not hike ride the train to the summit, the classic for unsettled weather.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
