Motorhome Pitch in Denkmalpark, Weida
A private motorhome pitch in Weida, described by the host simply as self-sufficient: own drinking water, electricity available, plus a feeling of nature. You won't know much more in advance. The region behind it is the Vogtland, whose name goes back to the old Vögte of Weida. It's around 36 kilometers to Jena with the Jenzig and Lobdeburg Ruins. Further south, the Saale backs up to form the Bleiloch Reservoir, behind which the Höllental begins.1
What Campspace writes
„With a Feel for Nature: Our private and self-sufficient motorhome pitch with fresh drinking water, electricity and“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Sights in the area1
Bleiloch Reservoir
Germany's largest reservoir by volume, dammed on the Saale in the southern Vogtland. Passenger boats run their loops and several coves are open for swimming — a full day out by the water.
Höllental Gorge
A narrow rock gorge in the south of the region, cut deep into the stone. Slim paths and footbridges follow the water, the classic pick for a hiking day in the shade.
Burgk Castle
A well-preserved castle high above the Saale near the Bleiloch reservoir, with historic rooms and changing exhibitions. The place to head for on a rainy day around here.
Jena
A university town on the Saale, about 36 kilometres away. From the Jenzig hill the view opens over the town, the Lobdeburg ruin watches the southern edge. An afternoon with a vista.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Campspace applies.
