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Camper dispute in Löhne and closure of motorhome site in Worbis

04.08.2026 09:00 1 min 2 sources РУС
Neue Westfälische DEU + 1 more
Camper dispute in Löhne and closure of motorhome site in Worbis
Original source: eichsfeldnachrichten

In Brief

In Löhne, complaints about noise and smell from campers at Aqua Magica. In Worbis, the motorhome site near the bear park closes on 17 August 2026 due to construction.

Löhne: complaints about campers

Up to 25 motorhomes with trailers stood for several weeks on the car park at the Aqua Magica thermal complex in Löhne. Complaints concerned noise and smell, as well as unclear responsibility for the area.

Worbis: site closure

The temporary motorhome site near the bear park in Worbis will be completely closed from 17 August 2026 due to construction work. A new site with sanitary facilities and water supply and disposal points will be built there, with opening planned for the first half of 2027.

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Dispute over campers at Aqua Magica parking lot in Löhne

04.08.2026 Neue Westfälische DEU Original source

Motorhome parking area closed in Worbis

03.08.2026 eichsfeldnachrichten DEU Original source

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