Gletschermoräne Degenberg

Switzerland-6438 Ibach SZ

Important: Please note the following regarding access: From now on, we are only accessible via Ibach. Follow the route: Village of Ibach - Asetstrasse - Laimgasse. Make sure to take the 2nd street on the right. There is a broom placed by the roadside as a marker. ************************************************************* Alongside our dairy cows and other farm animals, you will enjoy panoramic views over the Schwyz valley basin, from the valley floor right up to the mountain peaks. Your cam…

Hedi

Top HostHost since 5 years

Speaks

German

Camp overview & facilities

Toilet

Shower

Power for Vehicles

Fireplace

Drinking water

Grey water disposal

Black water disposal

Host's offerings

Dogs welcome

Children welcome

Add extras

Firewood

0.00 CHF per night

Power access

0.00 CHF per night

Booking information

Check-in

from 13:00 | latest 20:00

Max. 6 guests per pitch

Check-out

until 12:30

Max. 1 vehicles

Overnight stays

Min: 1 nights | Max: 3 nights

Self check-in

All for yourself

Cancellation

Normal

Rules & FAQ

Surroundings & Activities

Access

Possible without problems

Surroundings

Meadow, Mountains, Farm

Underground

Gravel/wood chips

Activities

Biking, Hiking, Climbing, Swimming, Fishing, Animal watching

Winter activities

Skiing, Cross-country skiing, Winter hiking, Snowshoeing, Sledding, Ski touring, Ice skating

Highlights

Family-friendly

Camping in nature, yet close to the village

nestled on an organic dairy farm.

Indoor playground at www.Spinnerei-Ibach.ch

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Reviews (155)

4.9

5.0

5.0

We spent a wonderful 3 days at Hedi's. The hosts were very friendly and were happy to help us with any questions or other matters and provided us with information. We can definitely recommend staying at this farm.

5.0

5.0

Thank you for the great experience with you guys! 🤗

Florian

June 2026

5.0

It was a lovely stay at the farm. We were able to show our daughter many different animals.

5.0

2.0

This could be a great spot for other campers, but it wasn’t our vibe. We had a tent and the place not suitable: we had the choice between gravel or a part of the cow field covered in nettles. Would be better with campervan. It’s on a working farm and the guy starts working/moving the cows at 6.30, so sleeping in isn’t really possible. You also hear the cow bells non stop all night. Again if you’re into staying at a farm you might really enjoy it, we just didn’t quite know what we were in for. Hosts are kind and there a lovely private fire pit (wood supplied).