Small sites in Germany

steve eardley
steve eardley Forum Participant Posts: 2
edited April 2016 in Overseas Campsites & Touring #1

hi, is there any guide, such as the "camping a la ferme" for France, listing German sites with minimal facilities? We want sanitation and electricity, but would rather avoid those with bar/restaurant , pool, etc, and prefer not to be able to hear the people in the van next door.. So a field with a toilet block and hook ups, basically. Does it exist, and if so how does one find it?

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  • eurortraveller
    eurortraveller Club Member Posts: 6,830 ✭✭✭
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    edited April 2016 #2

    I thought I had found the answer for you - Kleincamp.de - then I spotted that their definition of Klein is a site with fewer than 150 pitches. Back to the drawing board. Sorry. 

  • Karmann 600
    Karmann 600 Forum Participant Posts: 33
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    edited April 2016 #3

    Try this one, the sites are on Farms.

    www.bauenhofcamping.info.de  website is in german but easy to understand.

     

    Click on bauenhofsuche.

     

    Click on the "Bundesland" on the map.

    up comes the campsites, scroll up and down.

     

    Click on the photo and up comes the info to the farm.

     

    This is as small as campsites get in Germany.

    Hope this will help you

     

  • EJB986
    EJB986 Forum Participant Posts: 1,153
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    edited April 2016 #4

    Give us a clue...Motorhome or Caravan?

    Some Stellplazen do take caravans.

    https://www.vicarious-shop.com/Reise-Mobil-Bord-Atlas-2016-Stellplatze-Germany.html

  • steve eardley
    steve eardley Forum Participant Posts: 2
    edited April 2016 #5

    We have a single axle, 15 ft, 2 berth, adults only, possibly plus dog, and towed by a 4X4. So can get most places.

  • EJB986
    EJB986 Forum Participant Posts: 1,153
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    edited April 2016 #6

    There are thousands of Stellplatze in Germany so it's a tall order.

    Google Stellplatz Germany and start your search there.

    I don't know of an actual list of CL type sites.

  • DavidKlyne
    DavidKlyne Club Member Posts: 13,872 ✭✭✭
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    edited April 2016 #7

    The only problem with suggesting a Stellplatz, going from the OP's original post, is that they won't be quiet in the same sense that a campsite would be as you are usually cheek by jowl. The OP would be far better off using a proper campsite. If he is going
    outside the high season they are unlikely to be that crowded.

    David

  • Oneputt
    Oneputt Club Member Posts: 9,145 ✭✭✭
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    edited April 2016 #8

    When are you thinking of going Steve

  • Lutz
    Lutz Forum Participant Posts: 1,564 ✭✭✭✭
    edited April 2016 #9

    Try this one, the sites are on Farms.

    www.bauenhofcamping.info.de  website is in german but easy to understand.

     

    Click on bauenhofsuche.

     

    Click on the "Bundesland" on the map.

    up comes the campsites, scroll up and down.

     

    Click on the photo and up comes the info to the farm.

     

    This is as small as campsites get in Germany.

    Hope this will help you

     

    Just a small correction to help the OP:

    The website is www.bauernhofcamping.info, not www.bauernhofcamping.info.de

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