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New camping area to open in Warburg

09.05.2026 16:00 1 min 1 source РУС
westfalen-blatt.de DEU
New camping area to open in Warburg
Original source: westfalen-blatt.de

A new camping area is planned at the Korintenteich pond in Hardehausen, Warburg. The project targets the growing trend of 'micro-adventures' — short nature getaways. Camping will be allowed below the hut by the pond.

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New camping area to open in Warburg

09.05.2026 westfalen-blatt.de DEU Original source

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