Regenbogen Camp, Pforzheimer Strasse, Bad Liebenzell, Tel
07052934060
To Find Site:- From Pforzheim take 463 to Bad Liebenzell. ( You
might want to ignore your sat nav as it’s likely to take you down some
narrow roads) As you enter Bad Liebenzell the campsite is on the left
immediately after the municipal swimming pool. Unlike many German sites
they do not close at lunchtime.
Regenbogen camp is situated on the edge of the Spa town of Bad
Liebenzell so is conveniently placed for those wanting to provision up
on the way through Germany. It is also an ideal spot to linger for a few
days or longer, we found the campsite quite peaceful despite being busy
at times. It seems that the site has been much improved in recent years
since a change of ownership. There are around 160 pitches which are all
on grass and of a good size. Like most German sites a fair proportion of
pitches are taken up with seasonal customers although unlike some sites
the seasonal pitches are maintained to a high standard by their owners
no doubt encouraged by the site management. Electric connections are via
CEE17 blue plugs and the supply rated at 16 amps which is fully
inclusive in the per night price. Water taps are provided at regular
intervals throughout the site. There are two toilet blocks, the one at
the far end of the site is one of the originals and whilst perfectly
clean and functional is somewhat dated in interior appearance. The
second block of the same vintage has been converted into family
bathrooms which can be hired separately. Adjacent to this is a
completely new block of prefabricated construction but is top notch in
the facilities it offers. All toilets are seated and have paper
provided in the cubicles. There is a motorhome service point tucked away
at the end of the site and not the easiest to get into by longer units.
Although not open during our stay there appears to be a small
bar/restaurant on site with a room for children’s entertainment.
Reception sells a few essentials. For children there is a play area and
for older ones a tennis court and ball area. The site does not have its
own swimming pool but of course the municipal one is right next door and
a little further away is the Spa if you wish to spoil yourself. We were
particularly impressed by the level of helpfulness provide by all
members of the campsite team. During the low season the site accepts the
ACSI discount card and payment can be made by credit card. The site
normally offers WiFi but this was unfortunately not available during our
stay. Immediately outside the campsite is a motorhome Aire which is
available with electrics for a much reduced rate, however Aire users
can’t make use of the campsite facilities.
Bad Liebenzell is only a short stroll away from the campsite,
most of the lower town is quite modern but the older part is up near the
church. Reception will provide a list of the various Spas in the area
and also town plans. There is quite a chunk of local tax added to the
normal ACSI daily charge but this goes towards providing benefits to
guests, in the form of a discount card, which far outweigh the initial
extra cost. This includes the free use of public transport within quite
a wide area and discounts at various establishments. Shopping from the
site is easy as there is a Lidl right next door and a Netto the other
side of the swimming pool. There is a filling station on the road
opposite the campsite. There are lots of walking/cycling opportunities
direct from the campsite
