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Campfire site
· Luzern - Vierwaldstättersee
· 679 m
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Plenty of space to play and lingerPhoto: UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch
This campfire site is a paradise for families. In addition to fire pits, there is a large playground with a football pitch and table tennis table. The campfire site is also located right next to the Emme river and offers bathing opportunities on hot summer days.
The Feldgüetli is an ideal place to rest and picnic, especially if you walk along the Emmenuferweg. Young and old alike can also play sports on the large meadow. From Hasle railroad station, take the municipal road in the direction of Habschwanden as far as the Müller Martini company, where there are plenty of parking spaces. After crossing the bridge, follow the Emmenuferweg in the direction of Entlebuch for approx. 5 minutes.
Existing infrastructure:
- 2 fireplaces
- wood
- Drinking water
- WC (closed in the winter months)
- Playground
- Swimming in the stream
- Number of seats: 30
Reservations are not possible.
Public transport
You can reach Hasle by public transport via the Bern-Lucerne railroad line.
Directions
The UNESCO Biosphere Entlebuch is located in the heart of Switzerland, centrally between Bern and Lucerne. You can reach Hasle via the main road 10.
Parking
Free parking is available at the Muller Martini company.
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