Wild camping in the orchard - 360° view at the UNESCO Geopark Ries from €19.49 per night

Hello dear campers, Welcome to wild camping in my orchard. My meadow orchard is one of my absolute favorite places. It was planted by my grandfather and I am gradually renewing the trees with mostly old fruit varieties. The orchard is located just outside my village in the Nördlinger Ries and is surrounded by fields. It is on a slight slope. You have a clear view almost all around. About 100 m as the crow flies there is a modern mill. In between there is a meadow with a grass path. The mill canal flows past as a narrow river (Eger) about 30 m from my orchard. Since the access is via a grassy, slightly descending field path (about 200m) where you have to turn once at a 90-degree angle, the access is not suitable for caravans and very large mobile homes. The pitches can only be used by completely self-sufficient vehicles (black and grey water!). If you want to camp, please only bring your own camping toilet or folding spade 😃😁😉 The garden is a natural wildflower meadow that is only mown about twice a year. When fruit (apples, pears, plums) is ripe, you are welcome to help yourself for your breakfast. I have laid out paving slabs. There you can - at your own risk and full liability - make a fire 🔥 with a fire basket or fire bowl. You would have to bring your own wood. There is also a lounge couch (made of pallets) that you are welcome to use. Remember to bring pillows for comfortable chilling. And also a "Bavarian orchard basket" (= beach chair). 😉 By the way: Did you know that orchards have been included in Germany's intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO?!?! So, just feel good there ... with so much UNESCO 🙂 LEISURE TIPS: ⇒ Nördlingen is on the Romantic Road, has a beautiful, medieval old town, a completely walkable city wall, the Ries Crater Museum and a beautiful vantage point with the St. George's Church with the 90m high Daniel church tower. And there is now also the Gerd Müller memorial for the nation's bomber ⚽. ⇒ The UNESCO Global Geo Park Ries offers several hiking trails: https://www.geopark-ries.de/geopark-wege/ The Shepherd's Trail goes right past my village. The Lindle geotope / nature trail and the Swedish Trail are only 2-3 km away. ⇒ Dinkelsbühl, voted the most beautiful old town in Germany, is also only about 30km away. ⇒ You can go kayaking and canoeing on the Wörnitz. There are about 6 stages from Dinkelsbühl via Oettingen to Donauwörth. https://www.faltboot.org/wiki/index.php?title=W%C3%B6rnitz ⇒ Since the Ries is very flat overall, it is ideal for cycling. There is a large selection of cycle paths. SHOP LOCALLY: In the village there is the mill shop (e.g. flour, pasta, oils, vinegar, muesli, dried fruit, honey & fruit spreads, eggs, tea, spices, snacks, sweets, etc.), a local butcher's shop (local sausage and meat) and a farm shop (depending on the daily offer e.g. regional meat (lamb, game, poultry), wood-fired bread, eggs, liqueur, honey, spreads, cheese etc.). In Nördlingen there are various supermarket chains, weekly markets, several butchers and bakeries etc. I hope you have fun camping 😎🏕️🚙 *** Any kind of liability on my part for personal injury and property damage, e.g. if you twist your foot on the meadow or a branch from a tree falls on your vehicle or tent during a storm or thunderstorm, is hereby excluded. ... Nothing like that has happened so far and hopefully it stays that way. ***