- Working farm with authentic Black Forest experience
- Direct access to cycling routes
- Scenic RV pitch with views
- Traditional Bauernstube for guests
- Historic architecture rebuilt 1933
Historic Black Forest farm with comfortable holiday rooms and scenic RV pitches.
Wäldebauernhof is a working farm in Gutach in the Black Forest, offering guests comfortable holiday rooms in a traditional farmhouse rebuilt after a 1933 fire using wood from the farm's own forest. The property features an idyllic RV pitch location with beautiful views and a communal Bauernstube (farmhouse lounge) for breakfast and socializing. Guests can experience authentic farm life while enjoying modern amenities, with direct access to cycling routes and proximity to the charming Gutach valley.
Life without a car
Car-free score: 3.5/10Challenging without a car — most guests will want their own wheels. Local buses stop nearby. A bicycle makes exploring the wider area easy.
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About the area
Gutach developed as an agricultural settlement in the Black Forest, with its economy historically tied to forestry and farming. The village has preserved its traditional character, with many buildings reflecting the region's timber-framed architectural heritage dating back several centuries. The Ortenau region has a complex history, having been shaped by various territorial rulers including the Bishopric of Strasbourg and the Grand Duchy of Baden. The area became part of Baden-Württemberg after post-World War II reorganization and has developed as a tourism and wine-producing region.