Stördeich Camping Kellinghusen
A small residual farm behind the Stör dike, downstream from the ceramic town of Kellinghusen. In the Feldhusen district, the last of four farms. Nothing but wide open spaces beyond it. The Stör flows past the door, where anglers cast their lines. On hot days you can take a dip at your own bathing spot. In the evenings, the Angus cattle stand by the dike while the sun sinks over the meadows. There's a fire pit for outdoor use. Shopping is done in Kellinghusen and Wrist, Hamburg is a day trip away.1
What Hinterland writes
„Directly behind the Stördeich, a little downstream from the ceramic town of Kellinghusen, lies our small remnant farm surrounded by fields, meadows and woods.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Sights in the area1
Kellinghusen
The old pottery town sits upstream on the Stör; its ceramics tradition still shapes the place today — a good stroll for a rainy day.
Stör and Bramau
Both rivers are made for canoe and kayak trips; local outfitters rent out the boats. The calm water suits beginners too.
Hamburg
Around 46 km away; a loop around the Outer Alster lake is the easiest way into the big city, good for a day trip.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
