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Germany is the perfect destination for anyone who wants to get to know winter sports in beautiful surroundings. Skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, winter hiking, delicious food and enjoy the German coziness. It's all possible at our eastern neighbours. Winter sports in Germany is ideal for beginners and children. However, there is also plenty to do for advanced skiers. In addition, the German ski resorts are often cheap and easily accessible.
The ski resorts in Germany are almost all easily accessible by car. The mountains in Germany are not too high. In other words, no busy mountain passes and hairpin bends! Especially Winterberg and Willingen-Ettelsberg in western Germany (Sauerland) are very close to the Netherlands. Already after a few hours drive you are on the slats! Several German ski resorts can also be easily reached by train or plane.
In the ski resorts of Germany you will find pistes in three colours:
In general, the pistes in Germany are a bit easier than pistes of the same colour in, for example, Austria, France and Italy. A piste is also more difficult when there is heavy snowfall, when ice is forming and when it is very busy. Narrow pistes or very long pistes are also extra challenging.
In winter sports you probably immediately think of France and Austria. However, our eastern neighbours also have plenty to offer in terms of winter sports. In this article we have made an overview of the most beautiful ski areas of Germany. For all ski areas in Germany a map is included and the most important features are discussed. Winterberg and Willingen-Ettelsberg are ski resorts in Germany that are close to the Netherlands. Ideal if you want to get acquainted with winter sports. Oberjoch and Feldberg are very child friendly. And for cozy après-ski you have to be in Oberstaufen again. Each ski area has its own qualities.
The German ski resorts are fairly low, especially when compared to other winter sports countries. A lot of snow is therefore less common in Germany. There is therefore everywhere invested in snow cannons to increase snow security. Because the ski areas are quite small, there is often an umbrella ski pass available. So you still have a large ski area at your disposal.
Skiliftkarussell Winterberg in Germany is one of the cosiest ski areas and is close to the Netherlands. As you can see on the map, you will find the Winterberg ski area just below Dortmund. The distance from Utrecht is only about 300 kilometres.
Winterberg is a nice village to get acquainted with winter sports. The area in Sauerland offers excellent opportunities for beginners and children. Enough blue slopes and practice slopes. Children up to 5 years also ski for free with a parent. Winterberg is also good for tobogganing, a beautiful winter hike or cross-country skiing. The various routes of the Winterberg ski area are of course put on a map for you (see table for the link).
For experienced skiers, the ski area does not have much to offer. The red pistes are easy and black pistes are almost non-existent. On the Kappe you will find some nice and challenging pistes. Great for a day of snow fun! What Winterberg does not lack is fun and good food. In the ski area you will find several nice huts. Here you can for a good price delicious food and drink. Après-ski can of course also, for example in Bei Möppi.
Would you like to enjoy the German snow for a week? Then choose a Wintersport-Arena Card. This ski pass is also valid in 7 other ski areas in the area. So you have a choice of 70 kilometres of pistes. Wintersport in Winterberg is cheap. Prices for accommodation, restaurants and ski rental are low. Because the area is close to the Netherlands, you will also spend little money on travel costs. However, it is often busy and the snow is not very good. The many snow cannons in the area solve this problem largely.
The Ostallgäu ski area in southern Germany is a fine ski area for beginners. Lots of easy blue slopes and nice and quiet. Also for children the area is a nice snow playground. Especially Nesselwang offers a beautiful children's area and excellent practice slopes. For children there is also a reduced ski pass rate.
For advanced skiers, the ski area is very small. In Nesselwang you will find some nice slopes to entertain you for a day. By the way, you can easily increase the possibilities with a multi-day ski pass. The Vitales ski pass (from 2 days) and the Super Schnee ski pass (from 4 days) give access to several ski areas in the area. The Vitales Land ski pass gives access to 126 extra kilometres of pistes and the Super Schnee ski pass gives access to 373 extra kilometres of pistes. In both areas you will find several red and black slopes for advanced skiers.
Ostallgäu is very easy to reach. The prices for accommodation, food and the ski pass are lower than in most other ski areas in Germany. Après-ski, you don't have to be in Ostallgäu for that. Fine if you like peace and quiet. The area is low and the snow security is poor. Snow cannons fortunately provide a nice white blanket. Füssen is a somewhat larger village about 23 km from Nesselwang. Officially Füssen is not part of the ski area but can be a good place to find accommodation.
The Hörnerdörfer ski area is a true paradise for beginners and children. Here you have beautiful blue slopes and various children's countries. As an advanced skier or snowboarder you won't find much challenge in the area. There are some nice red and black pistes. Great for a day of entertainment.
The Super Schnee ski pass (from 4 days) gives access to several ski areas nearby. Thanks to this pass you can choose from no less than 373 kilometres of pistes. For advanced skiers, the possibilities are suddenly much greater with various red and black runs. Hörnerdörfer is very quiet, easily accessible and cheap. The ski area is quite small and has hardly any après-ski.
Snow security is moderate due to the low location. However, in January and February there is almost always snow. And there are plenty of snow cannons.
The Berchtesgadener Land ski area is a small but fine ski area near Salzburg. Ideal for anyone who wants to get acquainted with winter sports. There are a number of blue slopes where you can practice in peace and quiet. For children there are several practice slopes in the area. However, the possibilities are limited. Also for advanced skiers there is little to do in Berchtesgadener Land. This makes it nice and quiet on the slopes for beginners.
The area is cheap, easy to reach and wonderfully quiet. You won't find après-ski here. In Berchtesgadener Land you can also make beautiful winter hikes. The snow is moderate due to the low altitude. In January and February there is almost always enough snow. When there is little snowfall, snow cannons are used. Please note that the ski pass is only available for 3 or 6 days.
In southern Germany you will find the Garmisch Classic ski area. Advanced skiers can enjoy the famous black Kandahar valley run here. You will also find some challenging slopes in the ski area. There are also beautiful off-piste routes possible. For beginners and children there are several possibilities in the ski area. There are beautiful blue slopes at the top of the ski area. On top of the Hausberg is a large children's land. Children under 6 years ski for free.
Do you want to increase the possibilities? Then you can choose for a Top Snow Card (from 2 days). This card gives you access to the surrounding ski areas. The Top Snow Card offers you 206 kilometres of blue, red and black pistes to ski on. Furthermore, Garmisch Classic is known for its excellent value for money, good accessibility and delicious food. Because of the fast train connection to Munich it can be busy at weekends. Furthermore, it is usually quite quiet on the slopes.
Really exuberant après-ski is not possible in Garmisch Classic. However, there is plenty of fun at the lifts of the Kreuzeckbahn and the Hausbergbahn. The snow is not so great and snow cannons are regularly used.
Oberstaufen is a very child-friendly ski area in Germany. Ideal for winter sports with the whole family. In Steibis you will find a large children's area. And there are several easy blue slopes and practice slopes. Children ski for free up to about 6 years old. Also the more experienced skiers and snowboarders have been thought of. With fresh snow Hochgrat offers beautiful off-piste opportunities. There are also a number of beautiful red and black slopes can be found in the area.
You can easily increase the possibilities during winter sports. Choose a ski pass for several ski areas. For example, the 3 Täler ski pass (from 3 days) gives access to 352 kilometres of pistes. The Super Schnee ski pass (from 4 days) gives access to 373 kilometres of pistes. Furthermore, Oberstaufen is known for its cozy après-ski, good accessibility and delicious food.
The ski area is also one of the cheapest in Germany. However, it can be very busy, especially during holiday periods. The area is quite low and therefore not very snow sure. Luckily there are snow cannons.
Oberjoch is a very child-friendly ski area in Germany. Here you will find several children's countries and hotels that are decorated in a child-friendly way. There are reduced rates for the ski passes for children. Moreover, it is almost always nice and quiet on the slopes. For beginners there are a number of beautiful practice slopes. Advanced skiers can go on the steeper red and black pistes. However, the possibilities are limited. The area is namely quite small.
By the way, you can easily expand the possibilities. The Vitales ski pass (from 2 days) and the Super Schnee ski pass (from 4 days) give access to several ski areas in the area. Here you will find several blue, red and black slopes. The Vitales Land ski pass gives access to 126 extra kilometres of pistes and the Super Schnee ski pass to 373 extra kilometres of pistes.
Other advantages of the area are the good accessibility, the hospitality and the favorable prices. The village is also not known for its après-ski. So nice and quiet in the afternoons and evenings. All in all Oberjoch is the perfect family destination! The area is located quite low and is therefore moderately snow sure. However, in January-February the slopes are almost always nice and white. And when necessary, snow cannons are used. Along no less than 80% of the slopes you will find snow cannons.
Feldberg is a small ski area in Austria: snow guaranteed, easily accessible, child-friendly and fun for beginners and advanced skiers! Moreover, Feldberg is a real budget destination. Accommodation, food and ski passes are cheap. At many hotels you even get the ski pass for free! For beginners there is plenty to do on the various blue slopes. Especially the slope of the Seebuck is perfect for the beginning winter sportsman. You will also find a small children's school and a ski school with Dutch-speaking ski instructors. Young children up to about 5 years of age ski for free.
The ski area has a black World Cup downhill run. A great challenge for advanced skiers! There are also a number of challenging slopes in Feldberg. The possibilities for advanced skiers are limited because the area is very small. There is no lack of après-ski opportunities in Felddorp. In several bars it is very cozy and busy at the end of the day. For example at the Himalaya Lodge.
By German standards, the snow conditions in Feldberg are good. Especially in January-February there is usually enough snow. The many snow cannons are used when needed. The area can be very busy. Especially during holidays and weekends.
The Mittenwald ski area in Germany has everything you need for unforgettable winter sports! The area has a number of fun slopes for beginners. For experts there is less to experience. In Mittenwald you will find the spectacular Dammkar freeride route. Mittenwald is very child friendly. In the valley station you will find a nice children's ski park with practice slopes. Children up to 6 years ski for free with a parent. Older children can explore the area unaccompanied.
The possibilities for skiing or snowboarding can be extended with a Top Snow Card (from 2 days). This ski pass gives access to several small ski areas in the area. This gives you a choice of 206 kilometres of blue, red and black pistes. Mittenwald is a cosy village, but you won't find real après-ski there. During the holidays it can be quite busy. Outside the holidays it is usually a lot quieter. Furthermore, the ski area in Germany is easily accessible and prices are low.
The area's pretty sure of snow. When nature fails, the snow cannons are ready. Along almost all slopes are these snowmakers.
The Willingen-Ettelsberg ski area in Germany is close to the Netherlands. Not as well known as Winterberg, but also a very nice destination. The distance from Utrecht is about 320 kilometres. Willingen-Ettelsberg is ideal for beginners and children. Many blue slopes, simple red slopes and various ski schools. The slopes are a bit longer than in Winterberg. Children up to 5 years old ski for free with a parent.
Unfortunately there is not much to experience for advanced users. However, you can slightly increase the possibilities with a Wintersports Arena ski pass. This ski pass gives access to other ski areas in the area (a total of 70 kilometres of ski slopes). Après-ski facilities are more than enough in Willingen-Ettelsberg. And on the slopes and in the village you can enjoy delicious food. Furthermore, the Sauerland ski area is cheap and easily accessible. It can be crowded, especially if it has snowed a lot.
The snow security is not very high due to the low location. Snow cannons lend a hand when needed. Compared to Winterberg, there are fewer of these snowmakers here.
Wurmberg is a ski area just below Hanover. It is one of the cheapest winter sports destinations in Germany. Especially beginners are well placed here. Enough blue slopes to learn skiing or snowboarding. For children there is a small children's area. Older children can explore the ski area on their own. Children up to 5 years of age ski for free with one parent.
As an advanced, you don't have much to look for in Wurmberg. The slopes are simple. There are no other possibilities for skiing or snowboarding in the area. Wurmberg is not known for its après-ski possibilities. Nevertheless, it is in the weekends and during holidays very cozy in the Wurmberg Alm. It can be quite busy in the ski area. The snow security is moderate due to the low location. Fortunately, snow cannons help to keep the slopes white. These can be found along about half of the pistes.
We're already closing the list with Bayerischen Wald. This ski area is located in the east of Germany, close to the Czech border. It is an excellent area for beginners. Small-scale, friendly and wonderfully quiet. Enough blue slopes for practice and a single steep slope for some more challenge. Also for children this is a beautiful ski area. The lessons are cheap, the slopes nice and wide and quiet. Children up to 6 years ski for free. If you are an advanced skier it is better to choose another ski area. There are few challenging slopes and the area is very small. For a day, however, it is fine.
By the way, you can also go winter hiking in Bayerischen Wald. The ski area is located in a national park. The walk to the Riesloch waterfall, for example, is beautiful. Want to have a drink after skiing? Then it is fine in Bayerischen Wald. However, do not count on exuberant après-ski. Furthermore, the snow security is reasonable. Snow cannons are used where necessary.
The area is easy to reach, cheap and fairly quiet. Only on weekends and holidays it can be a bit busier.
What is winter sports without a delicious meal? If you're going to Germany on winter sports, then you can enjoy delicious German food. A plate of fries with a sausage for example. Maybe a well-filled goulash soup, rösti or a warm apple strudel with vanilla sauce. There are also plenty of more expensive restaurants in Germany. A good choice if you prefer a more luxurious lunch or dinner. Prices vary greatly per area, per restaurant and of course per dish. For less than 5 euros you can order soup with bread. A luxury dinner will soon cost you several tens.
Are you going to Germany for winter sports? Then keep the following points in mind:
Are you going to Germany for winter sports? Then bring at least the following things:
Skis, poles, ski boots, a snowboard and snowboard boots can be rented almost anywhere. Count on an amount of about 20 euros per day. For a week you can assume a rent between 50 and 150 euros per week per person. The price differs per landlord and per area. Also you pay as an advanced user often a little more than as a beginner.
Smoking is not allowed in the house - only on the balcony or terrace.Free entrance to the Water park Rheinböllen only once!Laundry package includes bed linen, bath towel and face towels.Pets:Not allowedCheck in:Monday to Saturday from 14h to 17h (except 06.07.2019 until 10.08.2019 Arrivals only on Wednesday and Saturday)Check out:until 10h (except 06.07.2019 until 10.08.2019 Departures only on Wednesday and Saturday)Due to the pandemic, we are changing our property handover / handover of keysArrival for the whole year:The address of the property will be sent to the holiday guest by email prior to arrivalcommunicated.The property key is on the day of arrival from 2 p.m. at the entrance doorof the object.After arrival, the holiday guest is looked for and received at his propertyrelevant information. Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.Business booking not allowed.
Free internet access in all accommodations!You can bring your own bed, bath linen or cot or rent them. High chair free of charge and please specify when booking.The only allowed pets are dogs/1 dog/accommodationThis must always be requested in advance. Please bring your own blankets for the dogs. Dogsdo not belong on the bed and seating.Washing machine and dryer with coin-operated machine are centrally available.It is not permitted to sleep in the beds on uncovered mattresses and withoutSheets! Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.
4-room terraced house, approx. 83 m², three stores with 3 bedrooms, accommodates up to six people (4+2). Two bedrooms with double beds. One bedroom with two single beds. Extra large bathroom with corner bath tub.
Cozy family campsite in North Rhine-Westphalia This charming campsite is located in the always charming and hospitable North Rhine-Westphalia. At Camping Borken am See, relaxation and tranquility take center stage, surrounded by nature and with a swimming pool. In the immediate vicinity, you'll also find plenty of opportunities for adventurous day trips. Abundant swimming options The swimming pool at Camping Borken am See is the perfect place to cool off on hot days. The square pool is easily manageable, and its gradual slope makes it suitable for the youngest swimmers. Sun loungers and umbrellas can be found around the pool. The whole family can easily spend the entire day in the sun. You can also swim in the adjacent recreational lake. The kids will have a great time on the water play equipment while you relax on the sandy beach. And if the weather doesn't cooperate, the tropical swimming pool in Borken is nearby. Adventurous stay Adventure is never lacking at this campsite. During the summer, there's plenty to keep both young and old entertained. There's an extensive entertainment program for the little ones, as well as various hiking and biking routes. You'll also find several playgrounds, numerous sports facilities, and a mini-golf course at Camping Borken am See. Just outside the campsite, there's a climbing forest for an adventurous family excursion. Take a breather Recharge in the always cozy brasserie at the campsite, where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the lake. The terrace is the ultimate place to unwind after your active day out or your activities on the park. Here, you can enjoy a hearty lunch or dinner, a morning coffee, or an evening cocktail. The campsite also offers a bread service. Start your day right with delicious fresh German rolls! Exploration In the immediate vicinity of Borken, there's plenty to discover. The area, just across the border from Winterswijk, is perfect for long walks and bike rides. The Hohe Mark nature reserve is highly versatile, with green forests, expansive fields, castles, fortresses, and farms. Here, a serene calm prevails, and outdoor living is the norm. And all of this is just a stone's throw from the Dutch border! The many possibilities at camping Borken am See In no time, you'll find yourself with your feet in the sand of Pröbstingsee. Camping Borken am See is a place where peace and relaxation beautifully blend with adventure. So, you can choose each day whether it's going to be one or the other. Swimming, climbing, a day at the amusement park, or simply enjoying a walk or bike ride? Anything is possible! If that's not a vacation, what is?
- You have to pay the bill in advance.- Check-in is possible from 4 p.m. On departure day you have to leave the house at 9.30 am, after which you hand in the key at the location where you collected it.- Babycots that may be present do not have bed linen. Please bring this yourself.- In almost all cases, bed linen and towels are provided. In your booking you can see if this is the case.- You must register overnight visitors and only after approval these visitors may spend the night. Of course against payment of bed linen and tourist tax.- Youth groups are not allowed.- Business bookings on request.Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.
Special Offer! Bed linen, towels and energy costs included in the event of aMidweek or weekend booking. This also applies to special offersfor example Easter or May holidays.Free internet access in all accommodations!You can bring your own bed, bath linen or cot or rent them. High chair free of charge and please specify when booking.The only allowed pets are dogs/1 dog/accommodationThese must always be registered. A 2nd dog is only on explicite request allowed. Please bring your own blankets for the dogs. Dogsdo not belong in the bedroom and seating.Washing machine and dryer with coin-operated machine are centrally available.It is not permitted to sleep in the beds on uncovered mattresses or withoutSheets! Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.
PLEASE NOTE: cash can't be used at the park. Payments can be made with a credit or debit card.Smoking is not permitted in the accommodation! And all Comfort Wellness houses are pet free.Bike rental from May to September.On New Year's Eve you are NOT allowed to light your fireworks at your holiday home!This is only allowed in the central parking lot by the reception.At this moment restaurant Koffiehuus is closed until further notice.Adolescents and young adults under the age of 25 are not allowed to stay at the holiday park without the supervision of at least one adult over the age of 25. When booking young adults, we reserve the right to collect a deposit of €100 per person upon arrival.Wi-Fi internet is available, with possible fluctuations in reception. One wifi code (for 1 device) is free, every following code against payment of € 2.00 per day or € 10.00 per week.Unfortunately, not all houses have good reception. Working online or downloading files is unfortunately not possible. The reception is only suitable for Messenger services such as Whatsapp.Our guests receive a 25% discount on the admission fee for Tierpark Nordhorn. Ask for the discount card at the reception!The swimming pool is 2.5 km from the park. Adult entrance € 4.00, Children € 2.50.You are welcome at the park from 4 pm to 6 pm. During the low season, the reception has different opening times and you may be able to move into your home earlier in consultation with the reception.Departure: before 10 amIf you plan to arrive after 6 pm, you must contact the reception to arrange key collection.Upon arrival you must report at the reception. Here you will receive the keys to your home.Not included in the rent price, but mandatory to book are:- Bed linen is available and the costs are € 11.50 per person- Service costs incl. Advance gas / water / electricity € 10.00 per day- Cold surcharge € 3.50 per day between 1 October and 1 April- Final cleaning of € 55.00 per reservationNot included in the price, but the possibility of booking are:- Rent towels € 8.50 per person (1 large and 1 small towel)- Rent kitchen linen € 6.25 per set (2 tea towels).- Cot € 10.00 per stay (bring your own bed linen)- High chair € 10.00 per stay- Laundry € 5.00 per wash or € 5.00 per wash- Children's furniture must be reserved in advance, as these are limited available.For business bookings you must contact the park reception directly! Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.
Non smoking apartments and the occupancy of 6 people must be requested in advance.Short week or weekend booking possible on request. Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.
| Beoordeling | 8.6 / 10 |
By the sea and near great citiesKnaus Campingpark Dorum is a quiet campsite in Dorum, Lower Saxony, located directly on the North Sea coast between Cuxhaven and Bremerhaven. From the campsite you have a beautiful view over the North Sea and the wadden landscape in front of it. The location of the campsite means that you can take lovely walks across the mudflats to the mussel and seal banks.Watt'nbad and more... For the sporty holidaymaker there are several cycling routes in the area (you can rent bikes at the campsite). You can swim in the North Sea and windsurfing is also permitted at the campsite. There is a mooring for boats. Right next to Knaus Campingpark Dorum is the wave pool 'Watt'nbad', consisting of a heated outdoor pool, a heated indoor pool, paddling pool and underwater sun loungers, as well as various sports fields, some wellness facilities and many indoor and outdoor playgrounds, including a pirate playground.Trips to museums and ObereversandA quarter of an hour's drive away is Flughafen-Betriebsgesellschaft Cuxhaven/Nordholz, one of the oldest airports in Germany, opened in 1914. A trip to the Aeronauticum museum is definitely worth it.Another interesting museum is located in Dorum itself. The Lower Saxon dike museum shows the history of dike construction on the Lower Saxon coast. When you're in Dorum you shouldn't miss a visit to the lighthouse Obereversand, the highest of the Wurster wadden light towers, which ensures that you have a beautiful view over the sea from the top.Good facilitiesYou don't have to cook for yourself as the campsite has a snack bar, restaurant with a small menu and a restaurant with an extensive menu. On the campsite you can also get fresh bread. The entire campsite is equipped with wifi and for the children there is also a playground. By the way, dogs (provided they are kept on a lead) are welcome throughout the season.Beautiful towns in the areaA little further away, the cities of Oldenburg, Bremen, Stade and Hamburg are well worth a visit. Oldenburg has a large car-free city centre, very cosy. Bremen has a great city centre for shopping pleasure and a worth seeing 'Altstadt' with narrow alleys. Stade is an attractive architectural town with an enormous appeal. The metropolis of Hamburg has so many beautiful parts of the city that a visit lasting several days is in order.
| Beoordeling | 6.8 / 10 |
World heritage site with plenty of waterKnaus Campingpark Wingst is located by the North Sea in the far north of Germany in the Cuxland (Lower Saxony) holiday region. The low-lying countryside between Bremen and Hamburg is a contrasting landscape of meadows, woodland and plenty of water! The region has the North Sea, the great rivers of Elbe and Weser and dozens of smaller rivers, canals and lakes. It is no wonder that the beautiful countryside has been declared a World Heritage Site! The only terraced campsite in northern GermanyYou can really relax at the Knaus Campingpark Wingst, which is the only terraced campsite in northern Germany. Knaus Campingpark Wingst is ideally suited for a camping holiday with children. There are some playing facilities and miniature golf (not free of charge) at the campsite.Summer toboggan runThere is an open-air swimming pool and an indoor pool just opposite the campsite, which guests can use (not free of charge). There is also a sports and games park with a summer toboggan run close by. You can visit the zoo, which is 1 mile away from the campsite. As a guest of the campsite you will receive a discount at the zoo.Paradise for nature loversYou can enjoy hiking and cycling in the area around this German campsite. The region is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts, nature lovers, and campers interested in environmental and ecological farming methods. You are also close to Heligoland and Bremerhaven, which has a harbour, the Kilmahaus and shipping museum. You can enjoy a great day out in dazzling Hamburg, which has excellent shops and warehouses that are centuries old! You can also visit the Wattenmeer National Park of Lower Saxony, which is a protected nature reserve on the Wadden Sea close to Cuxhaven on the west coast.
Gero Guest Card / Tourist tax: € 1.00 per adult per night (from age 13). € 0.50 Children from 6 to 12 years per night. Children under 5 years for free: Indoor and outdoor pools Gerolstein free for our guests.Pets are not permitted in the bungalows and the campsite.No smoking in the bungalows.From all houses you have access to our wireless internet connection. For each house there is a maximum of 2 codes available for an additional fee of € 3,00 per code. This access code can be used on 1 device at a time. The quality of the internet depends on the number of users at that moment. Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.
The rental price includes energy costs.Bed linen, final cleaning and tourist tax are mandatory and can be found on your reservation overview and / or invoice.Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.
| Beoordeling | 7.1 / 10 |
Camping on the shores of the MoselleKnaus Campingpark Park Burgen/Mosel is located on the Moselle amid the world famous vineyards. In the direct vicinity of the Knaus Campingpark Burgen/Mosel you will find numerous fortresses that are well maintained and have a romantic ambiance.Cycling along the MoselleKnaus Campingpark Burgen/Mosel has a small marina with a view of the Bischofstein castle. The Moselle is particularly suitable for canoeing, water skiing and fishing. You can also take wonderful bicycle rides along the Moselle. Wine, romantic towns and castlesThe Knaus Campingpark Burgen/Mosel also has a restaurant with patio and heated outdoor pool. The campsite pitches are spacious and Wi-Fi is available. Visit the castles, the romantic towns, enjoy wonderful hiking routes and taste the delicious Moselle wines. The Moselle valley is the place to go for a romantic holiday!
Bed linen, final cleaning and tourist tax are mandatory and can be found on your reservation overview and / or invoice.Towels, kitchen textiles and children's furniture can be rented separately on request. Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.
We use the general terms and conditions of the Recron terms and conditions. These clear agreements have been made in consultation with the (Dutch) Consumers' Association and the (Dutch) ANWB. If you read them carefully, you will know exactly where you stand. Please note that young groups and parties are not allowed.
This detached bungalow can accommodate 9 people. The well-lit, spacious living room with underfloor heating is reached through the hallway that has a separate toilet. The television has streaming functions. So you can view apps from your phone or tablet directly on the TV screen. You use your own accounts to do that. The open-plan kitchen includes a dishwasher, a combination microwave, a kettle and a filter coffee machine. In total, the bungalow has 4 bedrooms. Downstairs, there is 1 bedroom with 2 single beds. The en-suite bathroom has a washbasin and a shower. There are 3 bedrooms upstairs. There is 1 double bed and a TV in one of the bedrooms. The other 2 bedrooms are both furnished with 2 or 3 single beds. There is adequate space in 2 of the bedrooms for an extra camping cot. There are 2 bathrooms upstairs. There is 1 bathroom with a bath and another with a shower. There is a separate toilet upstairs too. The garden has a deck with patio furniture and 4 sun loungers. The storage room can be accessed from inside and outside. You can park at the holiday accommodation, and you can use free Wi-Fi.
