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Altmark · Diesdorf

Waldfarm in natura 2000

The "Waldfarm" is located in Diesdorf in the heart of the Altmark, adjacent to a Natura 2000 protected area, surrounded by its own small woodland, fields and meadows. Camping takes place on the orchard meadow or next to horse paddocks, sheep and mini-pig enclosures; the Straße der Romanik with its attractions runs very nearby. In the neighbouring village just 3 kilometres away, you'll find a bakery, village museum and swimming pool. You can reach Wolfsburg in 41 kilometres, and the historic Uenglinger Tor is also in the region. Deer, cranes and squirrels can be spotted from the campsite.1

What Nomady writes

„On our farm, adjoining Natura 2000, with our own small woodland and surrounded by fields and further forests, you can pitch a tent on the orchard meadow or next to the horse paddocks and riding …“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan
  • Tent

Sights in the area

Uenglingen Gate

The Uenglingen Gate is one of the most beautiful towers in northern Germany and a landmark. It was built around 1460 as part of a medieval fortification system, but is also an impressive example of Gothic architecture with its lancet windows and decorative stonework.

Whorl lace

The Altmark is a region in Germany that is home to one of the largest inland dunes. Here you can also find the Wirler Spitze - a landmark in the Altmark. This large sand hill was formed by the wind blowing over an ice sheet during the last ice age. Nowadays this area is popular for hiking, biking, fishing and other outdoor activities.

Ferry Räbel

The Räbel ferry is the only way to get from Werben-Elbe to Wittenberge. It is also one of the most beautiful ways to see the Altmark. You can enjoy a relaxing and scenic boat ride while taking in everything this area has to offer, including its natural beauty and rich history.

City gate

Altmark is a region in the north-east of Germany. It is famous for its natural beauty, medieval towns and castles, and rich cultural heritage. If you're looking for a new destination to explore this summer, look no further than Tangermünde!

Memorial Stresow

This was once the site of the Iron Curtain and now houses a museum with exhibitions about life on both sides of the border during that time. Visitors can also see an old watchtower from 1961, as well as a replica of an East German watchtower.

Tangermünde Gate

The Tangermünde Gate is the oldest gate building of a city fortification in northern Germany. It was built in 1270 and served as the entrance gate to Tangermünde until 1806. Today it is one of the most important buildings for tourism in Saxony-Anhalt.

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