Nature camping "Fuchseloch" near Forchtenberg

Campsite with orchard, barbecue area, wooden hut, camping shower & power generator if required.

The price quoted is for one person. If you are traveling with more people, please book them as an extra.

Description:

5 km from the Schöntal Monastery pilgrimage site and the home of Götz von Berlichingen lies the "Fuchseloch" in the beautiful Kochertal valley - as we call our approx. 3,000 m² sloping, completely fenced meadow area - above the industrial village of Ernsbach (approx. 1,100 inhabitants).

On the flat front part there is a barbecue area and a wooden hut. Wood can be taken from the surrounding forest. Parking is available directly on the property. However, access is only possible on foot. Driving on the property is only partially possible. The rear part, which is overgrown with apple trees, is initially flat but becomes increasingly steep. Nevertheless, the "Fuchseloch" offers plenty of space to run around and play. Perfect for families with children and pets who would like to treat themselves to a quiet break in the Hohenlohe countryside.

Cultural and culinary delights:

There is also a bakery in the immediate vicinity - with the best yeast plait in the region - where you can get everything from A to Z. The local restaurant "Zum Lamm" is a culinary delight for connoisseurs of Swabian cuisine. Or you can visit the Bistro am Kocherwerk. In addition to hot and cold drinks, it also offers cakes, snacks and small delicacies. You can round off your visit to the Kocherwerk on the sun terrace. The idyllic area also offers perfect opportunities for hiking, for example to the Forchtenberg castle ruins - the birthplace of Sophie Scholl. In the hot summer months, the Kocher river with its sunbathing lawn at the sports field offers pleasant relaxation and cooling off. The Tiroler See, 5 km away, also offers fun for young and old with its volleyball court.