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Mittelstenahe

Pitch in the yard

A farm in Mittelstenahe, in the Elbe-Weser triangle. Motorhomes and caravans are parked here, electricity hookups cost three euros a day. There are no toilets, and there's nowhere to empty the cassette. So you need to be self-sufficient. You can pick up small items at the village shop, everything else in Lamstedt, five kilometers further on. The wind blows in from the coast across the fields. It's about ten kilometers each to the Wingst and Bad Bederkesa, and thirty to the water at Cuxhaven.1

What VanSite writes

„The farm is located in 21770 Mittelstenahe about 30 km from the North Sea resort Cuxhaven. Nearby about 10 km there is the Wingst and the spa Bad Bederkesa. Shopping facilities are available in Lamstedt 5 km or in the village store in the village.“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan
  • Tent

Sights in the area1

Wingst

A wooded ridge about ten kilometres away, with trails across the geest hills. Those few climbs are the only noteworthy elevation for miles around.

Bad Bederkesa

Spa village on Lake Bederkesa, some ten kilometres off. A path circles the water and people swim in it in summer; half a day out when the farm gets too quiet.

Cuxhaven

North Sea resort at the Elbe estuary, a good thirty kilometres away. Tidal flats at the doorstep, freighters heading for Hamburg. The trip most people come for.

St Petri Cathedral in Bremen

The cathedral on Bremen's market square, a good 62 kilometres south. Towers, the lead cellar, old stonework; the rainy-day standby when the coast is a washout.

1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.