Idler Weingut Stellplatz

03 · The write-up

What it is like to arrive here.

Free to park, and the electricity and water are metered. That split is the normal German arrangement: standing costs nothing, the machine charges for what you fill and empty. Carry 1 and 2 euro coins, because plenty of these machines still take nothing else.

This is a Wohnmobilstellplatz, a spot set aside for motorhomes to park. The record gives 2 spaces, so it is small enough to fill up on a summer weekend.

The posted limit is 3 days. German Gemeinden do enforce these, usually with a Parkscheibe, the blue parking disc you set to your arrival time and leave on the dashboard.

On site: drinking water and an electric hook-up. Recorded as not here: a waste drain. Nothing is recorded either way about toilets and showers, so do not count on them.

Opening hours on the record read Mar-Nov. Winter is the thing to watch in Germany regardless: water points on open-air sites get shut off over the cold months because a full pipe freezes and splits, so from about November assume the tap is dry even when the parking is open.

The official page for this site is linked below and was checked 2026-07-22. Open it before a long detour, and remember that the board at the entrance and the Gemeinde’s current word beat any listing, this one included.