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Camping between the edge of the forest and a swimming lake in the Odenwald

Elztal-Dallau, Germany

from 26 €

Price per night & spot

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Spots on site

3 Camping spots

Stays

1 – 7 Nights

Max. guests

4 per spot

Booking on request

Bernd und Katja will personally confirm your stay.

Free cancellation up to 1 day (12:00 p.m.) before arrival.

Our trout farm is located in an idyllic valley in the Neckar-Odenwald district, and we offer 3 campsites on our property. You can camp on a meadow at the edge of the forest, right next to the swimming lake. Motorcyclists are welcome.

We also offer parking spaces (see second listing)

This natural setting awaits you

  • At/in the forest

    At/in the forest

  • By the lake

    By the lake

  • By a river/stream

    By a river/stream

  • In a meadow

    In a meadow

  • With a shady place

    With a shady place


What this place offers

Basics

  • Toilet

    Unisex toilet with washbasin and washing facilities next to the hut

  • Dogs welcome

  • Electricity

    Billed on site according to consumption

  • Shower

    Outdoor Solar Shower

  • Water

    Billed on site according to consumption

  • Cell phone reception

  • Barbecue allowed

    We have a smoker, swivel grill and "turbo grill" as well as a fire bowl

  • WiFi

  • Public transport

    Approx. 20 minutes' walk to the train station and bus stop

  • Other (house rules)

    Arrival until 7 p.m./departure until 12 noon

Around the accommodation

  • Farm shop

    We are located in the Neckar-Odenwald Nature Park, and in our village alone we have 5 farm stores (meat, fruit farmers, dairy products, trout and a mill store)

  • Waste disposal

    You can separate the waste on site, we will dispose of it for 3 euros (residual waste bags cost 6 euros at the municipality)

  • Playground

    There is a playground on the edge of the forest above our premises


Activities

  • Playing by the water

    The Trienz, a small, idyllic stream, flows through our grounds

  • Swimming

    Swimming lake on the premises

  • Hiking

    Many marked hiking trails in the surrounding area

  • Cycling

    Well-developed cycle path network, e.g. to the half-timbered town of Mosbach

  • Watching wildlife

    Our valley is home to various species of birds, squirrels, beavers, deer, etc.

  • Other activities

    Special places nearby, such as a stone circle, the Lourdes chapel, Kneipp facility and barefoot path


Location & route planning

Elztal-Dallau, GermanyDistance to


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  • Aline

    Jul 2026

    One of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to with my dogs. Not only are the surroundings absolutely worth seeing, but so is the campsite itself. Many hosts could learn a thing or two from Katja and Bernd. The site is very well-maintained, beautifully situated on the edge of the forest with a swimming pond accessible directly from the site. On the campsite’s lawn, there’s a fishing cabin equipped with a refrigerator, a two-burner stove, and seating. There’s a solar-powered shower outside, and the restrooms are very, very clean. As I mentioned before—many hosts could learn a thing or two from them. Katja and Bernd are incredibly warm and welcoming people who make sure you have everything you need. In the evening, we had a barbecue together and had a really nice chat. We’re absolutely thrilled and will definitely visit them again! Katja Bernd Thanks for everything ♥️

  • Bianca

    Jul 2026

    This is the most beautiful place on earth that I know of. This was our second time here, and we'll definitely be back. Bonny and Katja are such kind-hearted people. If you don't feel at home here, there's nothing anyone can do to help you.

  • Janine

    Jun 2026

    Katja and Boni gave us a very warm welcome. They took plenty of time to show us around at a leisurely pace, offered us a cold drink, and we had some very nice conversations right from the start. Since a thunderstorm was forecast, they even let us spend the night in the little cabin—a wonderful and very thoughtful gesture for which we were very grateful. We found it especially convenient to be able to keep our food and drinks cool and even use the freezer. The outdoor shower in the garden is a true nature experience, and the large swimming lake is perfect for relaxing and swimming—simply beautiful. Katja and Boni are two incredibly kind, warm-hearted, and down-to-earth people. We felt completely at home and really enjoyed our lovely conversations. We’d love to come back and can wholeheartedly recommend this place!

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  • Florian

    Jun 2026

    During the peak of the first record-breaking heat wave of 2026, we had a great camping weekend at Bernd and Katja’s place. We couldn’t have picked a better spot. It was much more pleasant there, surrounded by the valley, forest, and lake (23 degrees at breakfast there compared to 33 degrees in Frankfurt). They welcomed us with a drink and provided helpful tips about the campground and the surrounding area. They live in the house right on the campground. The camping area, lined with a row of trees, has shade in the morning and afternoon/evening and is relatively flat, making it ideal for pitching a tent. The swimming lake right next to the campground—a former trout pond constantly fed with cool, fresh water from the Trienzbach—is wonderful for swimming. In this artificial lake with a muddy bottom, adults can stand almost anywhere. There’s a ladder to get into the water; the bottom is a bit rocky at first, but you’ll find your way. We didn’t have any problems with mosquitoes. The campground also has a restroom building and a common room with a refrigerator and freezer, as well as a sink and two hot plates (no cookware provided). The freezer contained popsicles (billed via a tally sheet). We were happy to take advantage of this. Cold water plus an electric kettle made for good dishwater. Bernd recently set up a new solar shower that can be used outside at the edge of the meadow (with tap water). In addition to the lake, there are a few smaller ponds with carp and rainbow trout. Flowing between them is the Trienzbach stream, which we hiked along for quite a distance upstream on a hot day—wonderful! About a kilometer from the stream, you’ll find a mini-Stonehenge (“Circle of Water”), a grotto (for meditation), the upside-down tree “Wurzelino,” as well as a Kneipp pool and a barefoot trail. All of this is far away from roads and traffic. A real little paradise. We’d love to come back again.


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