How to get here

Kassel is centrally located in the middle of Germany and can be reached quickly and easily via several motorways or picturesque country roads. In addition to the unique attractions in Kassel, many of which are within walking distance of the campsite, the surrounding area with its impressive landscapes, castles, lakes and rivers also offers a wide range of experiences.

Redesign of the Area Around the Campsite

The area surrounding our campsite is currently being redesigned by the City of Kassel. While this may cause some temporary disruptions, it also brings long-term benefits: improved access to the campsite and more attractive walking and cycling routes into the city centre and the Karlsaue park – whether on foot, by bike or by car.

Due to the construction of the new Damaschke Bridge, there may be increased noise levels during the day from Monday to Friday.

Please note that construction activity may lead to more noise than usual. However, our team is doing everything possible to ensure your stay remains as pleasant as ever.

You can still reach the campsite as usual via Giesenallee and Am Sportzentrum.

Travelling by public transport

Thanks to the excellent public transport network, you can get around easily and in an environmentally friendly way. The "Damaschkebrücke" stop is just a four-minute walk from the campsite.

• From Kaufungen-Papierfabrik (Flixbus stop)
  Tram 4 (direction "Druseltal") or tram 8 (direction "Hessenschanze") to the stop "Leipziger Platz", then bus 12 (direction "Weserspitze"), get off at the stop "Damaschkebrücke".
• From "Kulturbahnhof/Hauptbahnhof
  Bus 16 (direction "Auestadion"), get off at the "Damaschkebrücke" stop
• From ICE railway station Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe 
  Bus 12 (direction "Leipziger Platz"), get off at the "Damaschkebrücke" stop

nextbike bike hire

The nextbike bike hire system provides 400 rental bikes at 56 stations at various locations throughout the city of Kassel. The smart bikes are equipped with seven gears, an individually adjustable saddle, a hub dynamo and a bike computer that controls the electronic fork lock. Registration is possible via the hotline, the website or the app. The nearest hire station at the Auestadion is about a 10-minute walk away.