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Geisfeld

Relaxation in the Hochwald with views of the National Park

Two newly developed pitches in Geisfeld in the Hochwald, paved ground, motorhomes up to nine metres. From the site, you have views across the Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park. In the morning, mist hangs between the hilltops, otherwise it's peaceful here. Electricity and fresh water are available via coin meters, with shower and toilet facilities included; the regional vending machine stocks what the area has to offer. Pets are welcome. There's a shelter with a grill for guests, and e-bikes can be stored in the basement. Walking trails and mountain bike routes start right outside your door, and it's 23 kilometres to Trier.1

What Hinterland writes

„What to expect:

2 pitches for motorhomes up to 9 m in length.
Solid ground surface.

Pets welcome.

Bicycle storage for e-bikes.

E-mobility charging station.

Supply and disposal point with electricity connection and fresh water.“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan

Sights in the area1

Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park

The protected area faces the site: old beech stands and boggy stream valleys. The trails stay walkable even in drizzle.

Erbeskopf

The highest mountain in Rhineland-Palatinate, in the middle of the national park. Marked loops lead back down into the valley; on clear days the view runs far across the Hunsrück.

Trier

Roman city on the Moselle, 23 kilometres away. Porta Nigra and the imperial baths sit within walking distance of each other; the plan for a rainy day.

Römerpfad

A hiking trail along Roman traces around Trier. Remains of aqueducts and quarries lie right beside the path, good for half a day without the car.

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