Camping Am Mühlenteich
Germany / Rhineland Palatinate / Lingerhahn
ClassificationVery good(25Ratings)
Swimming PoolDogs allowedChild-friendly
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| Number of campsites | 12 |
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| Campsite reviews | 349 |
| Ø-ratings | 3.8 |
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Camping Am Mühlenteich
Camping Am Mühlenteich
Camping Am Mühlenteich welcomes its guests in an idyllic location surrounded by woods and green meadows. The pitches blend in wonderfully with their natural surroundings. Both … Campsite profile page
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KNAUS Campingpark Bernkastel-Kues
KNAUS Campingpark Bernkastel-Kues presents itself as a paradise for families in an excellent location directly on the Moselle with its own beach on the river. The bike hire service is also very popula… Campsite profile page
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KNAUS Campingpark Bad Dürkheim
At the KNAUS Campingpark Bad Dürkheim, families can enjoy relaxing days at a beautiful natural swimming lake. The campsite is located directly on the German Wine Route near the spa town of Bad Dürkhei… Campsite profile page
Glamping in the Rhineland-Palatinate wine region
The federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate has so much to offer nature lovers and pleasure-seekers. The region is known for its wine-growing, but active holidaymakers will also get their money's worth on sporting excursions in the Eifel or Hunsrück. Whether it's a hiking holiday or an indulgent experience: with glamping, holidaymakers can enjoy all the benefits of a flexible and completely self-determined break with the added bonus of comfort and luxury.
On holiday in rental accommodation in the Eifel or the Palatinate Forest, wonderful hiking trails are right on your doorstep. If you want to go really high, opt for accommodation in the Hunsrück and climb the Erbeskopf, the highest mountain in the state at 816 metres. Rhineland-Palatinate boasts two waterways, the Moselle and the Rhine, which are known for their romantic scenery. Fairytale castles rise up on the banks. One of the most famous is undoubtedly Eltz Castle on the banks of the Moselle.
Anyone opting for glamping on the Rhine or Moselle should not miss out on a boat trip to explore the area from the water. In addition to the striking hilltop castles, it is the extensive vineyards that characterise the banks of the Rhine and Moselle. A romantic evening in luxury accommodation with a delicious Moselle wine is an essential part of any holiday. But Rhineland-Palatinate is also the perfect place for culture vultures. Trier, the oldest city in Germany, awaits those interested in history.
