Overnight stay in the historic Nagold Valley
A meadow below an old castle ruin near Calw, between forest and the Nagold river. Not a conventional campsite, but the grounds of a former farm: grass beneath your tyres, wide views over the greenery, the forest right next door. Two donkeys stand on the farm—if you're lucky they'll greet you in the morning. In the evening, the owls call. You can hear a road nearby; at night it becomes quieter. Pforzheim is around 22 kilometres away. Calw itself, where Hermann Hesse was born, lies down in the valley.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
Half-timbered town in the Nagold valley, birthplace of Hermann Hesse. The old Nikolaus bridge over the river anchors any stroll through town.
Pforzheim
The old goldsmith town at the edge of the Black Forest, about 22 km away. Its jewellery museum is the region's rainy-day standby.
Northern Black Forest
Dark fir slopes and stream valleys around Calw, plus a dense trail network. A short loop before breakfast or a full day out, both start at the meadow.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
