Holiday in the forest with direct access to the floodplain
The private campsite "Urlaub im Wald mit direktem Zugang zur Au" in Schaalby offers you relaxation in the heart of nature in North Frisia. Nestled in the forest and with direct access to the Au, you can explore the surrounding area wonderfully by canoe. The UNESCO World Heritage Site Haithabu and Danewerk is in the immediate vicinity, as is Arnis, the smallest city in Germany. You can reach the North Sea and Baltic Sea in about half an hour each, and the state capital Kiel is only 37 kilometers away.1
What Hinterland writes
„Here you'll find pure deceleration. Here in our forest you can relax or explore the surrounding area on land and by water.
Here you'll find Germany's smallest city or the cultural heritage sites of Haithabu and Dannewerk.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area
Viking Museum Haithabu
Reconstructed Viking settlement with museum at Haddebyer Noor — together with the Danewerk UNESCO World Heritage site.
Schleswig with St. Petri Cathedral
The old mill town with the famous Bordesholm Altar by Hans Brüggemann and the fishermen's settlement Holm.
Kappeln
Small harbor town on the Schlei with a bascule bridge and Europe's last functioning herring fence.
Arnis
With around 300 inhabitants, Germany's smallest town — a single street on a peninsula in the Schlei.
Schloss Glücksburg
One of the most important water castles in Northern Europe, ancestral seat of European royal houses, directly on the Flensburger Förde.
Schleimünde
Where the Schlei flows into the Baltic Sea: lighthouse, nature reserve and only accessible by boat or on foot from Maasholm.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
