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Sonnewalde

AlpacaCamping 1920

A large, fenced site on the edge of Sonnewalde in the Niederlausitz. Next to it the alpaca enclosure, in the morning it hums softly over the fence, otherwise it remains quiet across the meadows. Tent, motorhome and caravan have space, the place reveals little more. It's not far to the Spreewald with the boats of Lehde; Dresden with its Fürstenzug is a good 67 kilometers away. In the evenings just the alpacas and the wind.1

What AlpacaCamping writes

„Enclosed, spacious area in a rural setting. Alpaca enclosure right next door, very peaceful atmosphere.“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan
  • Tent

Sights in the area1

Lehde in the Spreewald

A village with water lanes instead of streets, best reached by punt. The go-to for a long day out on the channels.

Fürstenzug in Dresden

About 67 kilometres away, a large mural of Meissen porcelain runs along the old town. A solid anchor for a day in the city.

Blaues Wunder in Dresden

The steel Elbe bridge from 1893, built without river piers. Worth crossing for the view of the Loschwitz hillside villas.

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