Pitch 1 (Campspace 2054)
A meadow behind the house, at the edge of the village of Mansfeld in Mansfelder Land. Camping here is simple: grass under your sleeping mat, one toilet, nothing else. In the mornings, you mainly hear the blackbirds in the garden. Martin Luther spent his childhood in Mansfeld, and his family home still stands in the village. It's about 43 kilometers to Halle with its Red Tower and Giebichenstein Castle. Those who come here should be comfortable with minimal amenities and bring water with them.1
What Campspace writes
„You're welcome to camp on the meadow behind our house. A toilet is available. Warm regards“
Suitable for
Tent
Sights in the area1
Luther's Childhood Home, Mansfeld
Martin Luther grew up in Mansfeld. His parents' house is now a museum showing the daily life of a mining family — the one attraction right in the village.
Giebichenstein Castle
The castle above the Saale in Halle, about 43 kilometres away. Upper and lower castle connect on foot, with a wide view over the Saale valley.
Red Tower on the Market
The free-standing bell tower on Halle's market square, roughly 43 kilometres off; a short walk through the old town starts from there.
Peißnitz Island
A green river island in the Saale in the middle of Halle, with a park railway and open meadows. The escape for a warm afternoon.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Campspace applies.
