Meadow between Sankt Peter Ording and Husum, E bikes available.
An enclosed meadow near Lehe, close to the North Sea, for campers who are self-sufficient. Flat marshland all around, wind coming from the coast. You can reach the Eider by bike in just over one and a half kilometres. Well-developed cycle paths lead to Husum, around twenty-five kilometres away, and on to Sankt Peter Ording at the beach. Tönning and Friedrichstadt are less than seven kilometres away. If you'd rather not pedal yourself, rent an e-bike. Don't forget your helmet. The train station is barely a kilometre away, with trains to Hamburg and Sylt.1
What VanSite writes
„Feel free to use our meadow near the North Sea for self-sufficient camping. Tönning and Friedrichstadt are approximately 7 kilometers away, Büsum and Sankt Peter Ording are approximately 40 kilometers away, and Husum is approximately 25 kilometers away.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Sights in the area1
Eider Barrage
The barrage at the Eider's mouth keeps the North Sea out of the marsh; a path runs across it, below the water rushes through the sluices at ebb tide. A trip for windy days.
Tönning
The old harbour town on the Eider, with a brick warehouse and a wide market square; barely seven kilometres away, the classic for an afternoon stroll.
Husum
The grey town by the sea, Theodor Storm's home, with an inner harbour and crocus blossom in the castle park; about twenty-five kilometres by bike across flat land.
Sankt Peter Ording
A broad sandy beach behind the dunes, known for its stilt houses out on the flats; reached on paved cycle paths, roughly forty kilometres, the region's beach day.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
