Camping Erbenwald

Imagine waking up on a gentle plateau in the heart of the Black Forest, sunlight gently filtering through tall trees, and the scent of pine in the crisp mountain air. At Camping Erbenwald you’re nestled on a wooded hilltop, with calm meadows stretching around, giving you space to breathe — whether you’re in a motorhome, tent, or one of the cozy wooden “camping-barrels.”

Here, you don’t need to compromise comfort for nature. The campsite offers full-service amenities: a well-equipped restaurant and small shop for groceries, fresh rolls ordered for breakfast, and even caravan pick-up and parking if you want a hassle-free start. Waking up in the Black Forest never felt so easy.

For families, it’s a dream: a large outdoor heated pool (with kids’ pool), wide-open lawns for games, a playground, indoor playroom for rainy days — plus sports areas and table tennis, football and basketball courts if you’re feeling active. If you prefer relaxing, the shaded lawns and barbecue/fire-pit area under the stars offer peaceful evenings by the fire.

Motorhome owners enjoy full hook-ups (water, electricity, drainage), waste-water disposal, and winter-ready roads — so your stay stays comfortable and cozy no matter the season. Also, accessible facilities and barrier-free amenities make this campsite welcoming to everyone.

Whether you come with family, friends, pets or solo, Camping Erbenwald is that rare place where nature and comfort meet, giving you a genuine Black Forest experience — with a warm, community-feeling campsite where every detail is cared for

Camping Erbenwald’s location in Neubulach-Liebelsberg puts you right at the edge of the scenic northern Black Forest, with easy access to hiking and cycling trails that start just from the site — ideal for forest walks, mountain-biking or simply breathing in fresh woodland air.

A short drive (or bicycle ride) brings you to the historic town of Neubulach — known for its charming half-timbered old town, narrow alleys and regional flair. Nearby you can also explore the former visitor mine Besucherbergwerk Neubulach for a peek into regional mining history.

If you enjoy historic ruins, the nearby Burg Zavelstein stands out — a beautiful castle-ruin perched in the forest, ideal for a day trip into medieval history and panoramic views.

For relaxation or a spa-style break, the region offers thermal baths and wellness in nearby towns — a great contrast to the active forest-life and ideal after a day of hiking or sightseeing.

Whether you seek history, nature, adventure or quiet — you’ll find it all within short reach of the campsite. And after a fulfilling day, you return to the welcoming calm of wooded hills, ready for a restful night under stars or in warm retreat.

• Open year-round: Camping Erbenwald welcomes guests throughout all seasons.
• Reception hours: Typically staffed roughly 09:00–20:00 (with a midday break).
• Quiet hours: There is a midday rest from 13:00–15:00 and a nightly quiet period from 22:00–07:00 — during these times, driving onto the campsite is not allowed.
• Connectivity: WiFi is available almost everywhere — though some spots are intentionally offline for guests wanting a digital detox. Access codes are provided at reception.
• Food & supplies: On-site restaurant covers all meals; there’s also a supermarket for groceries, and fresh bread orders for breakfast. Barbecue and communal fire-pit areas plus a cooking/washing-up area are available.
• Facilities & accessibility: Sanitary buildings (toilets, showers, laundry, dishwashing), baby-changing rooms, disabled-friendly facilities, caravan-hookups (water, electricity, drainage), gas exchange, waste-water disposal.
• Accommodation options: You can stay in a tent, caravan, motorhome or one of the “camping-barrels” — a cozy, cabin-like alternative to tents.
• For families: Indoor and outdoor play areas, children’s pool, sports fields, pony-riding, entertainment program in summer — great for kids of all ages.