Our trekking sites are designed to be completely natural and minimally equipped. Each site has a composting toilet and either a bench or a covered seating area with a table. We deliberately avoid wooden platforms. Please note that the ground is not always level and smooth, depending on the site.

Generally, you are allowed to camp with a hammock or tarp on our sites. Suitable trees can usually be found for this. However, please note that the sites are designed for tents and therefore a) there are no specific anchor points and b) we cannot guarantee that you will always find suitable trees.

You can find the exact location with coordinates for all venues under “Venue”. This information will also be sent to you by email after booking. 

Under “More information” you can also download a PDF map which shows you the exact route from the hiking trail directly to the trekking site. 

We ask you not to publish or share the location data elsewhere.

Generally, a pitch can be booked by several people until the maximum number of tents is reached. If you want the pitch to yourself, you have to book it completely – that is, book three tents. 

At each trekking site there is a sign indicating the applicable rules. Rules.

In short: You are in nature – please behave accordingly, be quiet and respectful, and leave no trash. Please also be considerate of other guests. Please only use our pitches if you have booked a tent in advance. 

For an overnight stay you will need everything you would otherwise pack for a night of camping (tent, sleeping pad, sleeping bag, warm clothing, water and food).

Bring your own toilet paper. Small bags are also helpful for carrying food scraps or packaging waste, which you can then dispose of at the nearest trash can. Bring some small change for the beverage crates in Louisendorf, Fuchsloch, Asel, Böhlsgrund, Fürstenberg, Nuhnetal, and Aartal, if needed. A water filter can also be useful.

Since there are raccoons in the region, you should always store your food securely.

The following areas are equipped with beverage crates embedded in the ground, from which you can help yourself for a small fee:

Fuchsloch Asel, Louisendorf, Böhlsgrund, Fürstenberg, Elmsberg, Aartal and Nuhnetal

Additionally, small quantities of utility water can usually be obtained at cemeteries.

More information:

Foxhole Asel

In Asel there is a footbath with a water pump for utility water as well as places to stop for refreshments.

Elmsberg

In Kleinern you can fill up on spring water at the village fountain. There is also a village shop and a place to stop for refreshments (please note the opening times!).

Fürstenberg, Aartal and Nuhnetal

The water from the Orke, Nuhne, and Aar rivers should not be drunk (due to sewage treatment plants and agricultural use). There is a Tegut supermarket in Sachsenberg, on the road between Nuhnetal and Fürstenberg. You can stock up on water and provisions there. 

Tannengarten

The footbath will be put into operation on May 01.05st and will be supplied with spring water. However, regular testing for drinking water quality will not be carried out.

Böhlsgrund

A small stream leads to the pond area; its water can be used with the help of a water filter if necessary.

Small lamp

There is a sink and a drinking water connection here. 

All statements are without guarantee. 

Our trekking sites may not can be driven on by car.

Of our hiking parking lots All trekking sites are easily accessible on foot. We recommend them as starting points for hikes.

Making fires is not allowed - risk of forest fires! It is also forbidden to continue using fire pits set up by other guests! 

For the preparation of food, the use of, for example, gas or spirit stoves on a paved surface is permitted.

Our general terms and conditions apply. 

If you would like to change your bookings, please contact us by phone at 05621 969460 or by email.

Cancellations are free of charge up to 14 days before the scheduled stay. For cancellations made later, we reserve the right to retain the payment.