Recreation
Our playground, foosball table, table tennis table, and the Rur River with its pebble beach provide plenty of recreational fun.
A well-developed network of hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails promises pure enjoyment of nature.
In the 11,000-hectare Eifel National Park, visitors can experience untouched nature, water, forests, and wildlife, even on accessible hiking trails. The numerous free guided ranger tours are particularly suitable for this.
You are also welcome to book a forest guide who will accompany you on hikes and share their knowledge along the way.
A huge selection of events is offered in the surrounding area, such as the Daffodil Festival, the Eifel Sunday Outing, the Charcoal Kiln Days, the "Rursee in Flames" festival, the Plum Festival in Einruhr, and much more. You are welcome to join in the celebrations and participate.
Our convenient location allows for short journeys to various destinations, such as the Rursee lake with its many recreational activities and waterside fun, the enchanted and mystical landscape of the High Fens, the Ordensburg Vogelsang castle with its large exhibitions, even in inclement weather, the Eifel pearl of Monschau, and the Eifel National Park are just a few minutes away by car. You also have many opportunities to observe the stars in the Eifel. On clear nights, you can see the Milky Way with the naked eye, perhaps while relaxing in the hot tub at Camp Hammer.
The Eifelsteig trail and the Rur riverside cycle path pass by.
You can experience campfire romance and relaxed, often humorous, socializing with other campers at our specially designated campfire and barbecue areas.
Pony hikes in our forest!
Have you always wanted to play yakari? Your children would like to ride a pony/horse? Then we have just the thing for you.
A pony hike through our diverse and beautiful forest.
Appointments and registration will be arranged with us at reception. Please ask... Fee applies.
Limited spaces available.
How does it all work?
Our group consists of a maximum of 4 children = 1 horse, 8 children = 2 horses, each accompanied by a parent. 1-2 horses and 1-2 competent horse handlers.
The meeting point is always at reception. From there, we walk together to the horse pasture, where we pick up the horse, groom it, and saddle it.
And off we go, on a journey through forest and meadow. The route is approximately 4 km, where the maximum of 4 children take turns riding. The remaining distance can be experienced on foot, using all of their senses.
Total duration: approximately 1.5-2 hours. Please wear sturdy shoes. Helmets are provided.
The WONDERFUL often lies in the simplicity and the moment! (;-) by Katja Ellinger
A well-developed network of hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails promises pure enjoyment of nature.
In the 11,000-hectare Eifel National Park, visitors can experience untouched nature, water, forests, and wildlife, even on accessible hiking trails. The numerous free guided ranger tours are particularly suitable for this.
You are also welcome to book a forest guide who will accompany you on hikes and share their knowledge along the way.
A huge selection of events is offered in the surrounding area, such as the Daffodil Festival, the Eifel Sunday Outing, the Charcoal Kiln Days, the "Rursee in Flames" festival, the Plum Festival in Einruhr, and much more. You are welcome to join in the celebrations and participate.
Our convenient location allows for short journeys to various destinations, such as the Rursee lake with its many recreational activities and waterside fun, the enchanted and mystical landscape of the High Fens, the Ordensburg Vogelsang castle with its large exhibitions, even in inclement weather, the Eifel pearl of Monschau, and the Eifel National Park are just a few minutes away by car. You also have many opportunities to observe the stars in the Eifel. On clear nights, you can see the Milky Way with the naked eye, perhaps while relaxing in the hot tub at Camp Hammer.
The Eifelsteig trail and the Rur riverside cycle path pass by.
You can experience campfire romance and relaxed, often humorous, socializing with other campers at our specially designated campfire and barbecue areas.
Pony hikes in our forest!
Have you always wanted to play yakari? Your children would like to ride a pony/horse? Then we have just the thing for you.
A pony hike through our diverse and beautiful forest.
Appointments and registration will be arranged with us at reception. Please ask... Fee applies.
Limited spaces available.
How does it all work?
Our group consists of a maximum of 4 children = 1 horse, 8 children = 2 horses, each accompanied by a parent. 1-2 horses and 1-2 competent horse handlers.
The meeting point is always at reception. From there, we walk together to the horse pasture, where we pick up the horse, groom it, and saddle it.
And off we go, on a journey through forest and meadow. The route is approximately 4 km, where the maximum of 4 children take turns riding. The remaining distance can be experienced on foot, using all of their senses.
Total duration: approximately 1.5-2 hours. Please wear sturdy shoes. Helmets are provided.
The WONDERFUL often lies in the simplicity and the moment! (;-) by Katja Ellinger
