Wolfgang
German, English, Spanish
I love nature and traveling. We have four children and live on an idyllic farm.
Hosting since
1 year
Rating
4.8 (5)
Camps & Cabins
2
Offered Camps & Cabins
Received reviews
Recieved as host (5)
A beautiful campsite nestled among orchards and vineyards Booking through the app was super easy, and thanks to the clear directions, we found the campsite without any trouble. The personal interaction with the host was especially nice. We had a quick phone call, and he clearly explained where everything was and what options we had for parking our camper. We chose a beautiful spot under a walnut tree right next to the orchards. There was actually another option for parking the camper as well. We especially loved the little thoughtful touches: a swing on the tree and a small, whimsical covered seating area where you could make yourself comfortable. Add to that the amazing view into the distance and the vineyards all around—simply a beautiful setting. The campsite is also perfect for dogs. You can set off right away, take long walks, and enjoy the scenery among the vineyards. We found it wonderfully quiet and relaxing there and really enjoyed our time. Standing under the walnut tree, gazing into the distance, and just unwinding—a truly lovely spot to feel at ease!
A beautiful, idyllic spot in nature that was easy to find thanks to the description and photos (don’t let Google Maps lead you through the woods—instead, take the turnoff from the main road). You’ll find yourself next to a beautiful walnut tree, and further up the property there’s a fire pit. Walkers pass by from time to time, but it didn’t bother us. Thank you so much for letting us stay here!!
Sun, shade, shelter from the rain—a great garden, lovely outdoors. Plus, there's a nearby lookout point with a public restroom. And Wolfgang responded quickly despite the last-minute booking. Thanks!
Very friendly host and a secluded spot on a meadow orchard with a great view
The place is very beautiful, but a little difficult to find, as it is very remote and Google Maps leads you through a forest (despite the ban on driving through), so it's best to take a look at the route beforehand.
