Abgelegene Senke am Walnussbaum

expansive grounds with plenty of shady spots

The property offers a vast, open area with direct access to the forest, as well as plenty of space for activities like ball games.

Down at the spot in the woods, there is a small stream, but for better water quality, we recommend the spring-fed fountain in the center of town (near the bus stop). In addition to the large, shade-providing walnut tree, you will find the following on-site: - Large fire pit - Separate grate and a small camping grill - Various seating options: U-stones around the fire pit, a wooden bench, and garden chairs for flexible use - Pavilion frame; tarp is on-site and just needs to be secured (new) - Privacy screen / deadwood hedge (new and under construction) for shade or for pitching a tarp - Camping table - Small parasol - 'Hopfenhöhle' (ground cooler) for natural beverage cooling (new) The following items can be borrowed for a small fee: - Tarp for extra shade - Mobile 2400W power station (new, deposit required) for small appliances like coffee makers, kettles, lighting, etc. - Firewood (for sale) Feel free to reach out with any questions at any time – as you can see from the reviews, I put a lot of effort into connecting with every guest, sharing tips, telling stories about the area, or simply enjoying a beer together :) Finally, an important note for AWD vehicles and motorcycles: You are welcome to drive directly to the fire pit/camping area and park under the walnut tree. Please let me know in advance so we can ensure the nature and meadow are protected.

Jusi, Urach Waterfalls, and much more.

Hike up the Jusi mountain, enjoy a meal at the local Greek restaurant, visit the Besede in Kappishäusern, explore the Urach Waterfalls, and so much more. Also worth checking out is the cozy Falkenbergheim: https://www.naturfreunde.de/haus/naturfreundehaus-falkenberg Delicious food, a lovely playground for the kids, and a stunning view over the Metzingen vineyards.

...well, what can I say, of course, you generally need snow for that :) ...but in this area and at slightly higher elevations, there's usually always a bit of snow, at least enough for sledding. The Jusi mountain or the Eninger Weide on the other side are perfect for this. They're about 10km away but at an altitude of approximately 780-800m. Feel free to get in touch again if you have any questions, as it always depends on what you'd like to do.