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Lüneburger Heide · der Lüneburger Heid

at the old oak tree on Hof Surbosteler 9 (Campspace 5901)

A spacious farmyard in the Lüneburg Heath, pitches for motorhomes, each one secluded. It's quiet here, by design. No row pitches, no neighbour breathing down your neck. Out in the heath lies the Pietzmoor with its dark water surfaces, plus the Totengrund, that depression which turns violet in August. Hamburg is around sixty kilometres away — on a quiet farm morning, that feels like a world away.1

What Campspace writes

„We offer motorhome pitches on an extensive farmyard in an absolutely peaceful location as individual“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan
  • Tent

Sights in the area1

Pietzmoor

The largest raised bog in the Lüneburg Heath near Schneverdingen; a boardwalk crosses the black pools, and in autumn the bog grass glows rust-red. The pick for a slow afternoon.

Totengrund

A basin-shaped heath hollow near Wilsede, ringed by walking trails; during the August bloom the whole valley floor lies under purple heather. Come early, before the groups arrive.

Brunsberg

A wooded rise in the Lüneburg Heath nature park; from the ridge the view opens across forest and open heath. The short climb pays off for the wide horizon.

Hamburg

The Hanseatic city lies around 58 kilometres away; the Outer Alster, the harbour and the Landungsbrücken fill a day out when the heath grows too quiet.

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