Reiterhof Müller

Imagine waking up to the gentle neighing of horses, breathing in the fresh countryside air as you step out onto a soft, grassy pitch. Reiterhof Müller, at Schulstraße 61 in Dreetz, is a small but deeply welcoming campsite nestled on a one-hectare meadow, surrounded by open nature and a working horse farm. This is no impersonal camping ground — just a handful of un-parceled pitches ensures a peaceful, spacious stay.

Whether you're in a tent, caravan, or motorhome, you’ll find a place to call your own: the pitches are roomy and natural, with electric hookups, freshwater, and waste-water disposal, all quietly integrated so you can feel truly immersed in nature. The campsite offers clean toilet and shower facilities, and there’s a cozy communal campfire spot for evening gatherings, under a wide sky full of stars.

As part of a real horse farm, the site brings you closer to nature in a warm, family-farm way: horses, ponies, and other friendly animals roam nearby. For guests who love equestrian life, riding lessons, guided rides, and carriage (kremser) trips are available — the perfect chance to connect with gentle, well-cared-for horses.

But the fun doesn’t stop there: you can rent kayaksandpaddle nearby waters, or enjoy fishing in calm natural spots. For families, there’s a playground or indoor play area, so children can explore and play safely. Plus, you can opt for a comfy stay in the guesthouse, with rooms for two to four people, each with its own bathroom — ideal if you want the stable atmosphere without camping.

Reiterhof Müller is set in a beautiful rural corner of the Westhavelland Nature Park, which is known for its wide-open landscapes, horse-friendly terrain, and quiet country roads. Just a short ride or walk away, you’ll find a network of hiking and cycling trails, perfect for day trips into nature.

Horse lovers will especially appreciate the proximity to the Brandenburgisches Haupt- und Landesgestüt in Neustadt (Dosse), where you can visit the stud farm, learn about regional horse breeding traditions, or even attend the famous Hengstparade (stallion parade) in September.

For a touch of local culture, the small village of Dreetz offers a quiet, rural feel with its scenic backroads and community charm. Nearby, you may also explore Michaelisbruch, a peaceful hamlet just a few kilometers away.

If you want to cool off, natural swimming spots are reachable — the camping guide notes a bathing area at about 1 km from the site in open water. For boat lovers, kayaking is right on your doorstep via the farm’s canoe rental.

While the immediate area is very rural, basic shop and restaurant options are within reach: according to Stellplatzfuehrer, there is a grocery shop and a restaurant nearby. For a deeper dive into the region, consider exploring the scenic towns in Westhavelland or heading into Neustadt (Dosse) for its historical character.

The campsite is intentionally small — so making a reservation ahead of time is highly recommended, especially in the warmer months.

There’s reliable infrastructure: electric hookups, water, and wastewater disposal are all provided. Bathrooms and showers are shared but well-kept, and there’s a beautiful communal fire area for cozy evenings.

If you bring a dog, that’s welcomed here. The family that runs the farm cares deeply about animal welfare: horses are handled with gentle, non-violent methods, so respecting the animals’ space and routines is encouraged.

Food-wise, there’s some seasonal services like a bread delivery, but for full grocery shopping, you’ll need to head a few kilometers to the nearest store. For connectivity, there is Wi-Fi and an internet terminal, so you can stay online when needed.

For families traveling with children, the Reiterhof runs riding holiday weeks during school breaks. Kids stay in shared rooms, learn horsemanship, enjoy daily riding lessons, meals cooked together, and get to experience life on a real farm — a true, immersive countryside adventure.