Camping auf der "Grünen Insel" from €13.00 per night

We live on a beautiful, nearly 2-hectare farm with horses, dogs, cats, and guinea pigs in the heart of the countryside. Our property includes a natural, wild park with a diverse range of trees, fruit trees, and many quiet spots for relaxation. Our farm is like a small green island, completely surrounded by fields and far removed from traffic noise and dense development. We make our green island available to self-sufficient campers. However, if needed, we can help with water, electricity or other necessities by prior arrangement. The camping area is located on a large meadow at the back of our park. Here you'll find plenty of space, peace and quiet, and nature right outside your campervan or tent. Horses, donkeys, or other grazing animals are also welcome. Our own stable and existing infrastructure make it ideal for this. Our ponies also love visitors and can be groomed and petted by prior arrangement. :-) Bringing your own pets is also possible by prior arrangement. Just ask us – many things are possible. :-) Depending on the season, you can help yourself to the many fruits on our property. Raspberries, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, strawberries, elderberries, as well as apples, pears, plums, mirabelle plums and quinces provide delicious natural snacks straight from the tree or bush from early summer well into autumn. Those who wish can explore the grounds or spend a cozy evening around a campfire. Firewood from the farm is available. The surrounding area also offers numerous opportunities for excursions and activities. The Great Peat Bog invites you to take walks, observe birds, and experience nature. The Wiehen Hills, with their hiking and cycling trails, are also very close by. The historic city of Minden, with its waterway junction, old town, and many sights, is easily accessible. A particular highlight in summer is the Mindener Wald bathing lake, which is only about 5 kilometers away and easily accessible by bicycle. We can even lend a hand with bicycles in emergencies ;-) Also worth a visit is the Gernheim Glass Museum with its historic glassworks and many great activities for young and old! One more little "green" tip: Pond frogs and tree frogs live on our farm and like to make themselves heard, especially on warm summer evenings. Although the campsite is a bit further away, the frog chorus can still be heard depending on the time of year. It's definitely a unique and noisy nature experience on our farm! :-)