Wild meadow under old trees
A wild meadow near Tellingstedt, accessible via a narrow unpaved private road — too narrow for a school bus. Surrounded by hedgerows with ancient oaks and beeches, you choose your own spot: sun on the open field or shade beneath the linden tree, through whose canopy hardly a raindrop falls. In the morning, a flock of hens clucks in their own area, while deer and hares roam across the grass. There's a fire pit, firewood available on request. The Steinzeitpark Albersdorf and the Eidersterrwerk barrage are not far away. In the evening: stars.1
What VanSite writes
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You'll reach our wild meadow via a small, unpaved private road that winds through a landscape surrounded by hedgerows featuring massive old oaks and beeches.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Tent
Sights in the area1
Eidersperrwerk
The largest storm-surge barrier on Germany's North Sea coast, where the Eider meets the sea. A path crosses the locks on foot; at incoming tide a real spectacle.
Friedrichstadt
The Dutch-style town on the Eider and Treene, laid out in the 17th century. Its canals can be explored by pedal boat, canoe or kayak — the calm outing for half a day.
Albersdorf Stone Age Park
An open-air archaeological museum with reconstructed Stone Age houses. With kids, an afternoon of hands-on rather than looking on.
Büsum
A North Sea resort with a dike, shrimp cutters in the harbour and mudflats out front. At low tide you can walk onto the Watt: the classic for a coast day.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
