Kempfeld: Hotels and Accommodation

Near Kempfeld stands Wildenburg, which was built in 1330 by Wildgrave Friedrich von Kyburg. Its rebuilt, 22-metre-high tower stands on quartzite rocks, offers far-reaching views across the Hunsrück in clear weather, and is open year-round for free climbing at your own risk.

You can book a hotel for a stay in Kempfeld.

Nature and Leisure

The Sandkopf, the Mörschieder Burr, the Silberich and the Steingerüttelkopf are located in the vicinity of Kempfeld.

The surrounding area of Kempfeld is home to Baldenau Castle, Wartenstein Palace, Schmitburg Castle Ruins and Altburg Castle Ruins.

At the Wildenburg Wildlife Park, you can walk through the forest, feed and pet goats and sheep, see deer up close, and observe wolves or wildcats. There are also playgrounds; a kiosk offers ice cream and small snacks.

History and Culture

The Katzenloch district of Kempfeld is associated with an agate workshop dating from the 18th century and a hammer mill established in 1758. The former sawmill site is now home to a restaurant with sawmill machinery on display, as well as a jewellery and mineral shop.

Public Transport

The Wildenburg National Park Gate in Kempfeld indicates bus connections via route 840 from the Idar-Oberstein/Wittlich rail connection and via route 890 from the Neubrücke/Rhaunen rail connection.

More local pages: Schwollen, Bundenbach, Herrstein, Stipshausen, Oberhambach, Sensweiler, Allenbach, Leisel

To the higher-level travel overview: Birkenfeld.