Unter den Obstbäumen
Germany · from €15 per night
Unter den Obstbäumen is a small municipal hike-in trekking site run by the village of Bengel (Rhineland-Palatinate), beside a mill stream on a meadow ringed by old fruit trees. It offers up to two simple tent pitches at the edge of the Kondelwald forest's hiking routes.
Price list
| Unit | €15 / night |
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About the camp
This is a basic, hike-in trekking pitch for walkers wanting a quiet overnight stop, set on a green meadow surrounded by old fruit trees and lulled by a small mill stream. It sits right at the start of hiking routes through the nearby Kondelwald forest, with changing views from its higher lookout points. Facilities are minimal: a wash house with toilet and running water directly at the site, plus seating and a fire pit for cooking or grilling. The site holds up to two tents of two people each, for a maximum stay of two nights per person, and the whole platform can also be booked exclusively. It is reachable by train via Bengel station.
- Hike-in site beside a mill stream, ringed by old fruit trees
- On-site wash house with toilet and running water, plus a fire pit
- Reachable by train via Bengel station
Things to do
- hiking routes through the Kondelwald forest
Facilities the camp lists: sanitary building · toilets · water point · campfire
Pitch types: grass pitch
Suited for: hikers · rest-seekers
A green meadow ringed by old fruit trees beside a small mill stream, at the edge of the Kondelwald forest and its hiking trails, near the village of Bengel on the Moselle.
Hours
- Capacity
- 2 pitches
Contact
Amenities
- Showers
- Toilets
- Drinking water
- tent