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A former gravel pit in Berchtesgaden is being turned into a glamping site. Opening is planned for 2026. Also, a review of glamping options on SWR.
In Berchtesgaden, a former gravel pit is being converted into a glamping site. The project includes spaces for campers and motorhomes in a natural area. Opening is planned for 2026.
The Treffpunkt program on SWR presented an overview of the glamping format, combining outdoor recreation with hotel comfort. Accommodation options include floating villas, treehouses, and mini-homes on vineyards. Instead of tents and mats, guests are offered spa treatments, wine tastings, and yoga.
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In Berchtesgaden, a former gravel pit is being converted into a glamping site. The project will provide spaces for motorhomes and caravans in a natura...
In Berchtesgaden, a former gravel pit is being converted into a glamping site. The project will provide spaces for motorhomes and caravans in a natural setting. Opening is planned for 2026.
The SWR program Treffpunkt showcases the Glamping concept, which combines outdoor stays with hotel-level comfort. Options include floating villas, tre...
The SWR program Treffpunkt showcases the Glamping concept, which combines outdoor stays with hotel-level comfort. Options include floating villas, treehouses, and tiny houses in vineyards. Instead of tents and sleeping mats, guests can enjoy forest spas, wine tastings, and deck yoga.
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