Zelten auf dem Haflingerhof
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Zelten auf dem Haflingerhof

Switzerland-8847 Einsiedeln
Our campsite is nestled in the heart of the Schwyz Pre-Alps in the tranquil village of Egg, near Einsiedeln. Located right next to our farm on a small meadow, the site offers everything you need. Toilet and shower facilities are conveniently located in the adjacent horse stable. The pitch measures 5×5 meters. With many animals living on the farm, our site is also perfect for families with children. In our farm shop, you'll find everything you need for breakfast, lunch, snacks, or dinner. Simply come and enjoy!
What makes this place special
Jeannette about the place
  • The Sihl River is just a few minutes' walk away, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a refreshing dip.
  • You can reach Lake Sihl on foot in about 15 minutes.
  • Many animals on the farm
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Your host
Jeannette
Top HostHost since 7 years
Speaks German
Camp overview & facilities
Notes on the facilities
The toilet and shower facilities are located approximately 60m from the site.
Regular toilet
Drinking waterAvailable
No power
ShowerRegular shower
No rubbish binPlease take your rubbish with you
Your own fireplace at the camp
With grill grate
Firewood included
Picnic table
Covered common area
ParkingNot right at the camp
Dogs must be kept on a leash on the grounds
Children welcome
InternetWi-Fi and mobile reception

Not available: Kitchen

Offers from Jeannette

You pick them in the next step – included extras are already part of your stay.
Booking information
from CHF 58 / nightfor 1 person, excl. tourist tax
Check-in 13:00 – 19:00
Check-out by 11:00
Max. 5 guests per pitch
1 pitch bookable
1 to 5 nights
Personal welcome on siteWelcomed by Jeannette
You can cancel up to 10 days before the latest check-in time on the arrival day. The refund includes the booking amount minus 1.5x the displayed Nomady fee. The cutoff is the latest check-in time of this spot — not midnight. Cancellations apply to the entire booking including extra products. Partial cancellations are not possible. Cancellations are only accepted via the designated cancellation tool. Verbal or written agreements cannot be taken into account. You can find out how to cancel in our FAQs.
Rules
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The pitch must be left clean for the next guest.
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Please keep dogs on a leash.
Surroundings & Activities
AccessPossible without problems
UndergroundGrass
SurroundingsForest, Meadow, River, Lake, Mountains, Farm, Road
ActivitiesBiking, Hiking, SUP, Swimming, Fishing, Animal watching
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Reviews (46)
4.5
Spontaneously got a room instead of a campsite - great farm stay
Everything was great, a wonderful, beautiful spot and an extremely well-stocked farm shop. In addition, there was even the option for pony riding, which was really great. Thank you very much!
NOT RECOMMENDED. The owners may be farmers, but they simply do not know how to host guests. What is completely missing here is basic warmth and hospitality. They don't speak a word of English and don't even make an effort when you try to communicate in German. Check-in was rushed and lacked the most essential information, such as waste disposal, which was later blamed on us anyway. Particularly upsetting: We were there with two small children (aged 2 and 4). Instead of a warm welcome, the children seemed to be nothing but a nuisance to the hostess. Not a single friendly word, just constant rebukes: "Clean that up, put that over there." We understand and respect rules on a farm, but HOW you communicate them makes all the difference. Here, orders were barked rather than explained, and we were policed rather than welcomed. For a place that explicitly caters to families, this is unacceptable. Important to know: All photos in the listing are at least 5 years old. The dining table and wooden benches shown in the pictures are actually in very poor condition. The bathroom is literally inside the barn. There is a single toilet for all guests, constantly occupied in the morning. Don't even get us started on the shower. There is no waste disposal or recycling anywhere on the premises. If you stay for several days, you simply don't know where to put your rubbish. The campsite is right next to the chicken coop: in summer, this means a constant stench and thousands of flies. You can only stay inside the tent after nightfall, which is a real problem with two toddlers. Bottom line: Hosts who demand everything and give nothing in return, treating you like a burden rather than a paying guest—and all for a hefty price. They want to offer camping, but have neither the infrastructure nor the attitude for it. There are far better alternatives in the area, especially for families.
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