Overnight stay in the historic Nagold Valley
A large meadow in the Nagold Valley near Calw, below an old castle ruin, on the grounds of a former farmstead. You stand in the grass with a wide view of the greenery, the forest right nearby. With a bit of luck, the two donkeys pass by in the morning. In the evening, the owls call out. It's not completely secluded: a road remains audible, though it gets quieter at night. Not a classic campsite, rather a place to arrive and settle in. The half-timbered town of Calw on the river is within reach, and the gold city of Pforzheim is a good twenty kilometers further on.1
What VanSite writes
„Nature idyll beneath a castle ruin – a peaceful parking spot in the countryside
Nestled between forest and river, below an old castle ruin and on the grounds of a former farmstead, our natural …“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Calw
The half-timbered town on the Nagold, birthplace of Hermann Hesse. The market square with its crooked timber houses and the old Nikolaus bridge are worth a stroll when the weather at the pitch won't cooperate.
Pforzheim, the Goldstadt
About 22 kilometres away lies the Goldstadt, long a centre of Germany's jewellery and watchmaking trade. The Jewellery Museum in the Reuchlinhaus puts the craft's history in context.
Northern Black Forest
The northern Black Forest reaches right into the Nagold valley. The river sets the course for a downstream cycle path, behind it dark fir woods and hiking trails for a full day out.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
