Pitch between North Sea and Baltic Sea
A paved pitch in Hohn, right in the middle of Schleswig-Holstein, on a private property in a quiet industrial estate. Fields all around. Two seas within reach: 60 kilometres to the North Sea, 35 to the Baltic Sea. The Kiel Canal is a quarter of an hour away, with the Hohenhörn ferry and the Hochdonn high bridge, under which the freighters pass through. Kiel is about 40 kilometres away. The solid ground holds up even after rain. Evenings: field and silence.1
What Hinterland writes
„You are standing on a paved private property in the heart of Schleswig-Holstein.
It is 60 km to the North Sea, 35 km to the Baltic Sea and 15 minutes to the North Baltic Sea Canal.
We are surrounded by fields and nature.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Sights in the area1
Kiel Canal
The world's busiest artificial waterway; at the Hohenhörn ferry you cross from bank to bank and watch the big freighters slide past.
Hochdonn Railway High Bridge
The old steel bridge carries the railway high above the canal; when a train rolls across while a freighter passes below, both routes line up in one view.
Eider Barrage
Germany's largest coastal protection structure, where the Eider meets the North Sea; at low tide seals gather on the sandbanks, a stop on the way toward the coast.
Kiel
The state capital on the fjord, about 40 kilometres away; the ferry port, the Hörn and Kiel Week in summer make up the city day.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
