Insider tip: Idyllic pitch in the countryside
A secluded pitch on a meadow at the edge of an old farmhouse near Neuenkirchen, nestled among fruit trees and forest. On the former horse pasture there is space for three campers. The farm reveals little more than that. In the mornings, it smells of wet grass, and the occasional apple falls from the trees. All around lies the Lüneburger Heide: the Pietzmoor with its wooden boardwalks, the Totengrund, which turns purple at the end of August. Hamburg is about 63 kilometres away.1
What Hinterland writes
„The site is secluded on a meadow on the edge of an old farm between fruit trees and forest and invites you to linger and rest.
On the old paddock there are a total of three pitches for caravans, motor homes, vans or tents.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Pietzmoor
The largest raised bog in the Lüneburg Heath near Schneverdingen; boardwalks lead you dry-footed into the middle, and the cotton grass glows in early autumn.
Totengrund
A juniper-lined heath valley near Wilsede; in late August the hollow turns entirely purple, the classic spot to take in the heather bloom from above.
Brunsberg
One of the higher rises in the Lüneburg Heath; a short climb through pines opens onto a wide view over the open heathland.
Hamburg
The nearest city, about 63 kilometres away; a day trip to the Außenalster or the harbour when you fancy some bustle instead of heath.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
