Campground in Reichenbach in Vogtland
A family of three owns and operates this quaint B&B in a rural setting. The property covers two acres, about half of which is devoted to the vegetable garden, where they grow herbs like thyme, rosemary and garlic, as well as vegetables like carrots, beans tomatoes zucchini squash peppers eggplant lettuce onions potatoes beets peas broccoli kale spinach chard parsley radishes cilantro dill basil oregano mint lemongrass sage shallots sumac sugar snap peas chard tarragon marjoram turmeric fennel mustard seeds amaranth quinoa spelt wheat barley rye oats buckwheat corn millet chickpeas lentils soybeans The owners run a1
What 1NITE TENT writes
„Kitchen garden in mixed area, lots of meadow, sheep, dog and cat present.
Animals allowed.
Toilet and bathroom in the house.
On weekends gladly with breakfast.“
Suitable for
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Sights in the area1
Göltzschtal Bridge
The largest brick-built bridge in the world, finished in 1851, spanning the Göltzsch valley in four tiers of arches. It looks bigger from below than from the top.
Chemnitz
About 47 kilometres away. Cyclists reach it along the Chemnitztal cycle path, which runs through an old railway tunnel. The way out when the Vogtland gets too quiet.
Rabenstein Castle
Saxony's smallest castle, on the edge of Chemnitz above the Rabenstein forest. An hour is enough, and it pairs well with the cycle path along the Chemnitz river.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on 1NITE TENT applies.
