Hölzleberg Nature Campground
View from the Josefsbrunnen rest area on Hölzleberg
Pool in the courtyard
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Natural camping sites in the Black Forest with pool

Durbach, Germany

from 36 €

Price per night & spot

incl. service fee


Spots on site

3 Camping spots

Stays

2 – 14 Nights

Check-in

from 12:00

Check-out

until 12:00

Max. guests

2 per spot

Booking on request

Josef & Andrea will personally confirm your stay.

Free cancellation up to 10 days before arrival.

Or within 48 hours of booking, up to one day before arrival.

The two campsites are located near the Hölzleberg vacation farm, yet are nestled in peaceful natural surroundings with a beautiful view of the Rhine Valley and Alsace.

Our isolated farm is located about 6 km from the center of Durbach;

The access road is narrow and winding in places!!!

The campsite fee is for 2 people; additional guests are 10 euros per night;

Fire pits are available right next to the campsites;

Common room with a beverage refrigerator;

Shower & restroom in the main house;

Special offer: 1 crate of firewood = 7 €;

Pool (late May through early September)—daily fee of 5 € per person per day;

Fresh water supply and trash disposal included;

Wastewater disposal on the property is currently not possible!

This natural setting awaits you

  • At/in the forest

    At/in the forest

  • Between trees

    Between trees

  • In the mountains

    In the mountains

  • In a meadow

    In a meadow


What this place offers

Basics

  • Toilet

  • Dogs welcome

  • Electricity

  • Shower

  • Water

  • Cell phone reception

  • Campfire allowed

  • Firewood

  • Barbecue allowed

Around the accommodation

  • Waste disposal

  • Pool


Activities

  • MTB

  • Cycling

    Mountain bike, preferably with E

  • Wine tasting

    Tasting of fine brandies

  • Swimming

  • Watching wildlife

  • Hiking


Location & route planning

Durbach, Germany•Distance to


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  • We found Andrea and Josef to be incredibly nice, friendly, and welcoming hosts. Leo, the farm dog, is also absolutely friendly toward both people and other dogs. The campsite is in a quiet location and offers a great view. There’s a lounge with suggestions for day trips and a small bar serving homemade liqueurs and schnapps, wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. The restrooms inside the building are exceptionally clean, and the shower room is very cozy—where else can you suck on candy while taking a shower? :) A hiking trail runs right past the campsite, so you can start hiking right away. Even though the final few kilometers of the drive were a bit of an adventure for us flatlanders and caravan newbies, it was definitely worth it. We really enjoyed our time off at Hölzlleberg and can wholeheartedly recommend the farm without reservation!

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  • ​The narrow access road is a bit of an adventure, but it’s easy to navigate with a smaller trailer (it’s a bit trickier with XXL trailers, but still doable). ​The site itself is simply wonderful—with a fantastic view and absolute peace and quiet. The showers and restrooms were consistently very clean. The hosts are incredibly warm and always happy to help. A great bonus: You can set out on fantastic hikes right from the campsite without having to drive anywhere. And the owls hooting at night were the icing on the cake. A real dream! The farm dog is super sweet and keeps his distance if you want him to; we had absolutely no problems with our dogs. Highly recommended!!!

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  • Andrea and Josef are incredibly warm and welcoming to all their guests—everyone is greeted personally, and they take a keen interest in how everyone is doing. ​The drive there follows a very narrow, single-lane road on a hillside that’s about 1.5 km long, with few places to pull over—so larger vehicles will need to plan ahead. ​Here on the Hölzleberg, you have a great starting point for hiking, since your RV is parked right next to a hiking trail. From here, you can enjoy a wonderful view. ​If you’re traveling with a dog, please note that Leo, the farm dog, lives here and likes to stop by and say hello to the campers. ​We tried the homemade schnapps and thought it was excellent. We were even allowed to help ourselves to hand-picked pears from Josef’s storage—we’ve never eaten such delicious pears. ​Our honest feedback reflects only our personal impressions: We wouldn’t choose this campsite again due to the hiking trail that runs right past the camper, the farm dog that roams freely, and the single-lane access road. Without a dog, with a smaller vehicle, or as a starting point for hiking with the option to rent a small vacation apartment, definitely—but for us, with a large camper and two dogs, it just wasn’t as ideal as we would have liked.

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  • The drive to the campsite through the vineyards is absolutely gorgeous. The site is quiet, and you have a great view all the way to Alsace—it’s especially beautiful in the evening. Josef and Andrea were very friendly and were kind enough to accommodate us when we had to leave early. Thank you so much

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  • A really beautiful location with a stunning backdrop, a great pool, and super laid-back and friendly hosts.


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