@Jo88

We stayed at this excellent campsite for two days at the beginning of November. The town, with its shops, is within walking distance. Our special thanks go to Rianne and Marcel, who were a great help to us with a technical problem we had with our car battery.

We wanted to stay here for one night while passing through, but immediately drove a few meters further to the Rippenhof. The reason was that sprinkler systems with diesel generators are running here, which do not belong to the pitch, but produce loud engine noise. Since this happens all night and around the clock when it is dry, we did not want to do this to ourselves. At the Rippenhof, 300 m away, we spent a quiet night with no engine noise.

Contrary to the reviews that the place is quiet, it is very noisy in the early hours due to the passing road and train line. If someone doesn't mind this noise, it's a nice place.

Decent place, but not quite quiet. You can hear the noise from the highway and now and then planes. The place is worth seeing, by bike you are fast in Weinheim and Heidelberg.

Quiet place, V / E available. There are two columns with 6 terminals each, one of them was broken. Electricity costs € 0.50 per kilowatt hour. The guided tour in the volcanic cellar is highly recommended. Up in the lava dome, on the other hand, there is more information for children.

Quite quiet place, for motorhomes over 8 m long driveway critical because of curve at the entrance. Very good Wi-Fi for free.