View into the Northern Hesse Highlands - For self-sufficient campers only
On the outskirts of a 300-soul village near Borken, behind the barn of a smallholding. From here, your gaze sweeps far across the North Hessian highlands, hills upon hills stretching to the horizon. This spot is for self-sufficient travellers: bring what you need, and your vehicle must be narrower than three metres. It's less than ten minutes by bike to Singliser See, where the water is crystal clear. In Borken stands the Hessian Lignite Mining Museum. Evenings: endless space and silence.1
What VanSite writes
„Welcome to North Hesse!
The pitch we can offer you is located on the outskirts of a cosy village of 300 inhabitants and offers a wonderful view into the North Hessian highlands. The pitch is situated at the back of the barn of our farmstead.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Tent
Sights in the area1
Singliser See
Clear water, barely ten minutes by bike from the pitch. The lakeside bistro serves sausages. The area's most popular spot for a swim on hot days.
Hessian Lignite Mining Museum, Borken
A well-curated exhibition on lignite mining, plus an open-air theme park. Borken's classic option for a rainy day.
Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
A World Heritage Site in Kassel, about 33 km away. Water features, an aqueduct and the Hercules high above the city. Worth a full day.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
