Visit our car-free holiday park, situated on a gently rising hilltop right next to the forest. We have 105 cosy wooden houses, a restaurant “Lauterstüble” with a garden terrace as well as a conference facility for up to 60 people. On request, we serve breakfast, half- or full board and a bread roll service.

Our guests live in spacious, 3 to 4-room houses of 45-80 sqm for up to 6 people. 1-2 bedrooms with double beds, 1 bedroom with double or bunk-bed, bathroom (with bathtub or shower), living room with fireplace inserts, a separate dining area, fully equipped kitchen, colour TV and terrace. Cars can be parked right outside of the park area and we have trolleys for transporting your luggage.

Tennis and basketball courts, football pitch, a covered playground with table soccer and ping-pong, 2 open-air playgrounds, mini-golf, open-air chess, sauna, gym, barbecue facilities, a public phone as well as a laundry.


Off the beaten track, the “Schwäbische Alb” offers everything in the way of natural recreation. Probably one of the last “wild paradises” in southern Germany, you will feel at home instantly. Unspoiled nature and romantic towns: the “Schwäbische Alb” offers more than just nature and old castles – it is all surrounded by bustling cities.

The region has the city with the highest quality of life in Germany as well as the oldest town, today a stronghold of design. Medieval timber-framed houses, castles right in the city centre, idyllic market places, small alleyways – these are towns that are built for living. It’s no wonder that many famous Germans are connected to the region; Einstein, Steiff, List, Hölderlin, Bosch, Hesse, Märklin, Kepler, Bloch, Uhland, Möricke just to name a few. Maybe it's the mix of ancient landscapes and vibrant cities that is the source of their deep thoughts – even up until the present day.