Sanitary facilities
Sanitary area number 1
Our 180 square meter, modern main sanitary facility with underfloor heating has five washbasins (hot water and socket), three showers and one comfort shower each for women and men. A hair dryer and relaxing music round off the feel-good ambience. A sophisticated ventilation system ensures a good indoor climate. Toilet rooms are equipped with automatic hand dryers (save paper for the sake of the environment), soap and toilet paper are a service for us, fragrance dispensers are a nice touch. We also have a disabled-accessible sanitary area. Of course we have also thought of our little campers! The Asterix area is our child-friendly sanitary area with kindergarten toilets and washbasins at a child-friendly height, a separate baby changing room and a baby bathtub. Security is provided by access control. Bathing shoes are compulsory in the wash and shower rooms. The washing and rinsing room is equipped with washing and drying machines, a drying rack, an ironing station and two large sinks. A laundry sink completes the offer. A fridge and ice chest are also available to you, as well as a microwave and small oven, as well as a 2-plate induction cooker (you should bring your own pots) and a kettle. There is a separate room for hygienic disposal of waste water generated during camping.
Sanitary area number 2
On our campsite area for tourist campers number 40-50, 9 comfort pitches have been created (water and sewage on site). There are also innovative wine barrels with a waterless urinal, additional toilets and a dishwashing room. A very spacious shower made of quarry stone completes the natural and very successful offer. Two washing areas are integrated outside, which not only flatter the eye, but also give you an unforgettable feeling of camping. Washing in the great outdoors and still not sacrificing any convenience.
Sanitary area number 3
At our mobile home base "Camp Hammer Wuff" W61-W86 we have created 2 sanitary barrels for you. These barrels consist of a shower, a toilet and a sink.
Composting toilets complete the offer in sanitary areas 2 + 3 How so ? For what reason? Why? In Germany, we pour between 30 and 100 liters of valuable drinking water into the toilet per person per day - in order to optically dispose of our, actually valuable, legacy. It's not gone, but will hopefully end up in a sewage treatment plant sooner or later via the canal and will be "converted" there with bacteria, energy and chemicals - what remains at the very end is a mass reduced in volume to be used in the field or in the waste incineration plant to land... In other regions, it ends up in a stream, river or lake and ultimately in the sea! But there is also an easier and more environmentally friendly way! Toilets without water consumption are environmentally friendly, economical and hygienic! And that's where the composting toilet comes in again! Of course, everything is secured by access controls here as well.
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