Camping Ofenberg
Oberrot, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
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Nudity required

Family-run naturist (FKK) campsite (Moll GbR), with no club membership required ("vereinsfreie Anlage"), in the Baden-Württemberg countryside near Oberrot. The ground is long and narrow, with many seasonal and permanent campers who know one another, so it is worth booking a pitch, especially at weekends. Solar-heated pool, sauna (on request, from 5 people), sunbathing lawn with playground, sports pitches, volleyball and boules, a youth hut, washing machine and dishwashing sinks; one caravan for rent in addition to pitches for caravans, tents and motorhomes. Places to eat in the surrounding area. Day visitors welcome until 6 pm. The rules insist on quiet (night-time silence 11 pm-7 am and afternoon rest 12-2 pm), and those who stay find it secluded and very peaceful. Dogs are allowed for a fee with strict rules (short lead, designated routes), but the price list warns that, after incidents of rules not being followed, only dog owners already known to the managers are accepted: anyone arriving with a dog must make arrangements in advance. Guest opinions are largely very positive (peace and quiet, cleanliness, pool), with a minority of criticism, mostly from a few years ago, about management perceived as brusque and about the rules for dogs.
What kind of holiday
Naturism
Nudity required
Clothes-free campsite
- Children welcome
- Pets allowed
Where it is
Ofenberg 1, 74420 Oberrot — Oberrot, Baden-Württemberg, Germany