Meadow at the Horse Paddock
A pitch nestled between horse pastures near Stadland, with a firm track running through it. Just a few hundred meters to Sehestedt beach bath on the North Sea. Otherwise, you're alone. Mornings bring grazing horses, evenings paint the Weser marshland sky red. Dogs are welcome, and small fires are permitted. For more adventure, hike through the floating moorland near Sehestedt or cycle flat across the marshes toward Oldenburg, a good thirty kilometers away.1
What VanSite writes
„Parking spot in the middle of horse pastures in close proximity to the North Sea. On a paved path, you can enjoy the peace and beautiful sunrises and sunsets just a few hundred meters from Sehestedt Beach in a secluded location, happily also with dog(s).“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Sehestedt Outer-Dike Bog
The only outer-dike bog in Europe, rising and sinking with the tide; boardwalks cross the shifting ground — a worthwhile walk in any weather.
Oldenburg
The nearest larger town, a good thirty kilometres inland; the palace and the old-town pedestrian streets fill a browsing day when the marsh turns too quiet.
Bremen Old Town
Town Hall, Roland and the Bremen Town Musicians sit a trip further east; the narrow Schnoor quarter behind them rewards the detour on a rainy day.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
