Hainmühlen Art - Life in the forest
Two pitches on an old tennis court, in the middle of a beech-mixed forest near Geestland. If you come with a van, you drive the last stretch over an unpaved track between the trees. The small lake has inlet and outlet, the water stays clear and cool; after arrangement you are allowed to fish. In the morning you stand alone under old beeches. In the evening: campfire by the lake. It's not far to Bad Bederkesa with its castle and bathing lake, Bremerhaven with the Climate House and Emigration House is within reach.1
What Hinterland writes
„Enjoy nature in the forest and relax by the lake or take a refreshing swim.
We have two pitches on an old tennis court. Here you can set up your tent in a clearing in the forest.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Tent
Sights in the area1
Klimahaus & Emigration Center Bremerhaven
In Bremerhaven two large museums lead through the world's climate zones and the history of emigration; the ships lie along the Weser dyke. The region's rainy-day classic.
Bederkesa Castle
In the neighbouring town of Bad Bederkesa a historic castle can be visited, with a path looping around the lake. A good stroll when you drive over to shop anyway.
North Sea coast near Cuxhaven
The sea lies towards Cuxhaven-Duhnen with its sandy beach or Spieka-Neufeld with grass down to the water. At low tide you can walk out onto the mudflats.
Hainmühlen Water Mill
In the village a historic water mill still turns its working wheel. A short stop between two bike rides on the Weser or North Sea Coast cycle routes.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
