Motorhome pitch in the countryside (Campspace 4414)
Three pitches on a meadow in Dithmarschen, not far from the Elbe estuary. Being self-sufficient here means: you bring your own electricity and water, and dispose of waste elsewhere. The location is remote. That's the idea. What remains is the wind across the grass. Hamburg is 54 kilometers away. Closer is the railway viaduct near Hochdonn, over which trains roll high above the Nord-Ostsee-Kanal; further west, the Eidersperrwerk holds back the North Sea. Morning fog over the meadow, otherwise little to do.1
What Campspace writes
„Welcome to our nature campsite Our self-sufficient motorhome pitch is located on an idyllic“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Sights in the area1
Hochdonn High Bridge
A steel truss bridge over the Kiel Canal, with trains crossing far above the water. Quite a sight from below when a freighter passes at the same time.
Eider Barrage
The heavy barrage on the coast where the Eider meets the North Sea. In an onshore wind you see why it was built; a destination for blustery afternoons.
Hohenhörn Canal Ferry
A ferry across the Kiel Canal for cars and cyclists. The crossing takes minutes and is the simplest way to pass an afternoon around here.
Hamburg
About 54 kilometres away, with the harbour, the Speicherstadt and the Außenalster. The fallback for rainy days when the marshland offers nothing.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Campspace applies.
