Wild Camping Orchard 360 View Unesco Geopark

If you plan to camp, please bring your own camping toilet or folding spade. . The garden is a natural wildflower meadow that is only mowed about twice a year. When fruit (apples, pears, plums) is ripe, you are welcome to help yourself to it for your breakfast. . I've laid out paving slabs. You can build a fire there—at your own risk and full liability—using a fire basket or fire bowl. You'll need to bring your own wood. . A barbecue station (charcoal grill, grill cart with barbecue utensils and chimney starter) is also available. . If desired, I would be happy to provide two sturdy ramps to compensate for the slight slope. . There's also a lounge couch (made from pallets) that you're welcome to use. Remember to bring cushions for a comfortable chill. . By the way: Did you know that traditional orchards have been included in UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Germany?!?! So, just feel at home there... with so much UNESCO 😉 . LEISURE TIPS: (I'll be happy to send you links to your email address.) . ⇒ Nördlingen is located on the Romantic Road, has a beautiful medieval old town, a completely walkable city wall, the Ries Crater Museum and the St. George's Church with its 90m high church tower, Daniel, a beautiful vantage point. And there is now also the Gerd Müller memorial for the nation’s bomber ⚽. . ⇒ The UNESCO Global Geo Park Ries offers several hiking trails. The Shepherd's Trail runs right past *my* village. It was voted the most beautiful day hike in southern Germany (and the fourth most beautiful in all of Germany) in 2024. The Lindle Geotop / 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. . ⇒ Harburg/Swabia is also very beautiful, with its castle on the rock (about 25 km away). This is one of the largest, oldest, and best-preserved castle complexes in southern Germany. . ⇒ And the area around Christgarten (with wildlife park (wild boar enclosure)) in the Kartäusertal is also very idyllic for hiking and cycling (about 10km away). . ⇒ You can kayak and canoe on the Wörnitz River. It's about six stages from Dinkelsbühl via Oettingen to Donauwörth. . ⇒ Because the Ries region is generally very flat, it's ideal for cycling. There's a wide selection of bike paths. . SHOP LOCALLY: In the village there is the mill shop (e.g. flour, pasta, oils, vinegar, muesli, dried fruit, honey and fruit spreads, eggs, tea, spices, snacks, etc.), a 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. . The Gasthaus Vierkorn is open regularly on Fridays (and occasionally on other days). You can bring your own snacks and purchase drinks (just like in Bavarian beer gardens). . I hope you have fun camping 😎🏕️🚙 . . *** Any liability on my part for personal injury or property damage, for example, if you twist your ankle on the meadow or a branch falls from a tree onto your vehicle or tent during a storm or thunderstorm, is hereby excluded. ... So far, nothing of the sort has happened, and hopefully it stays that way! *** . *** Since the access is via a grassy, slightly downhill track (approx. 200m), which requires a 90-degree turn, the road is not suitable for caravans and very large motorhomes. ***