This is a peaceful retreat, perfect for those who love hiking, biking, or simply being at one with nature. For the more active guest looking to explore, the Aletsch region and its stunning glacier are just minutes away. There, you’ll find a wide range of activities including mountain biking, hiking, golf, paddleboarding and pedalos on Lake Bettmersee, or simply a refreshing swim. What makes our offer truly unique is the possibility to bring your own horse. Our stables or paddock can accommodate up to 4 horses (15.- per horse/night). The area boasts diverse and challenging riding trails for all levels, and I am happy to offer guided tours upon request.

Located just below the village of Ried-Mörel in a secluded setting, we offer a unique stay in our charming, rustic shepherd's hut. It accommodates 2 people (1 double bed) and features a composting toilet, an outdoor fire pit, and a very basic kitchenette with a gas stove. Here, you can enjoy absolute peace, wild nature, and breathtaking views of the Goms valley and the Simplon pass. For those traveling with horses, stabling is available for up to 4 horses, and additional space for tents can be rented alongside the hut.

The grounds are largely fenced, allowing dogs to roam freely. There is also a fountain where your four-legged friends can cool off and take a dip.

The site features a composting toilet, as well as a sun sail, a shaded pergola, a hammock, a fire pit, and a fountain (the water is not potable, but can be drunk if boiled). Children and dogs are welcome to splash around in it. Badminton and a Kubb set are available in the yellow wagon. You are welcome to use the fire pit as long as no fire ban is in place. Please always extinguish the embers thoroughly! The Valais is a very dry region increasingly prone to wildfires—I kindly ask you to handle this responsibly. You can bring your own firewood or gather some on-site. When the stable is empty, it can be used as a shelter. All amenities are located close together. A hiking trail passes right by the camp, offering several routes through beautiful, wild, and diverse nature. The cable car to Riederalp is just a 10-minute walk away, with countless trails in all directions for all skill levels. The site is secluded, yet the village is only a 10-minute walk away—10 minutes to the cable car station and 10 minutes to the local shop. The Aletsch Glacier and the Aletsch region are quickly accessible by cable car and on foot, offering breathtaking nature and various sporting activities.

In the village (a 10-15 minute walk), you will find a local shop and the cable car station, which whisks you down to the valley in 5 minutes or up to Riederalp in 8 minutes. Both on the Alp and in the valley, there are various shops, restaurants, and public transport links to further extend your hikes or excursions. Riederalp is home to the stunning Aletsch Glacier and its surrounding protected 'fairytale forest.' There is also a wide range of activities on offer, including a golf course, mountain carting, downhill biking, and much more.

This spot is nestled between the wild Valais nature and a peaceful agricultural zone. The surroundings are stunning, wild, and incredibly diverse, with views that are simply breathtaking! On clear nights, the lack of light pollution in the region makes for spectacular stargazing. It’s also not uncommon to see foxes or deer passing by during the night.

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Several hiking trails for easy to moderate treks start directly from the property. A short 10-minute walk takes you to the cable car heading towards Riederalp. Once there, you'll find countless hiking and biking trails, as well as a wide range of activities (wildlife watching, botanical discovery, Lake Bettmersee for swimming with SUPs and pedalos, restaurants, and shops). What makes our offer truly unique is the possibility of bringing your own horse. We have space for up to 4 horses in the stable or on-site (CHF 15 per horse/night). The area offers diverse and challenging riding trails with varying levels of difficulty. Upon request, I am happy to accompany you as a guide on your rides.

With very little traffic and a mostly fenced-in area, the camp features a sand and gravel surface—essentially a giant sandbox for children to enjoy.

This offer is specifically for backpackers traveling on foot, by bicycle, or on horseback. For those arriving by vehicle, please check out our other listing, 'Camping Mankepan'.

Our camp is located in a secluded spot just outside the village of Ried-Mörel. A 10-minute walk takes you to the cable car, which brings you directly to the Aletsch Arena and the UNESCO World Heritage Aletsch Glacier. Here, you can enjoy peace, quiet, and wild nature with stunning views of the Goms valley and the Simplon pass. Tents can be pitched on a level gravel surface.

The camp is secluded and mostly fenced in. There is a fountain where dogs are welcome to take a refreshing dip.

The site features a composting toilet, as well as a sun sail, a shaded pergola, a hammock, a fire pit, and a fountain (the water is not potable, but can be drunk if boiled). Children and dogs are welcome to splash around in it. Badminton and Kubb sets are available in the yellow wagon. You are welcome to use the fire pit as long as there is no fire ban in place. Please always extinguish the embers thoroughly! Valais is a very dry region increasingly prone to wildfires—I kindly ask you to handle this responsibly. You can bring your own firewood or gather some on-site. When the stable is empty, it can be used as a shelter. All amenities are located very close to one another.

The village boasts a local shop for your convenience. For more extensive shopping and dining options, you can easily reach Riederalp or the town in the valley below within minutes via the gondola.

A very quiet road with minimal traffic passes by the site. Otherwise, it’s a place where you can truly get away from it all and live among the wildlife—foxes, hares, and deer are your only neighbors (honestly!). While there is limited natural shade, I have set up a sun sail and there is a shaded pergola available for your use.

This is a tranquil retreat, perfect for those who love hiking, biking, or simply immersing themselves in nature. For the more adventurous, the stunning Aletsch region, home to the magnificent Aletsch Glacier, is just minutes away. Here, you'll find a wealth of activities, from biking and hiking to golf, SUP, pedal boat rentals, and swimming in Lake Bettmersee.

A unique highlight of our offering is the opportunity to bring your own horse! We have space for up to 4 horses in the stable or paddock (15 CHF per horse/night). The area boasts diverse and challenging riding trails of varying difficulty. Upon request, I can even accompany you on your rides.

The area is mostly fenced and features a sand-and-gravel surface, making it a giant sandbox for children to enjoy.

Our camp is located in a secluded spot just outside the village of Ried-Mörel. A 10-minute walk or a 3-minute drive takes you to the cable car, which brings you directly to the Aletsch Arena and the UNESCO World Heritage Aletsch Glacier. The site accommodates up to 15 people, offering peace, wild nature, and stunning views of the Goms valley and the Simplon pass, with minimal comfort for a true rustic experience. Multiple vans or tents can be set up on the gravel area, though a separate reservation is required for each vehicle/tent. Please note: the entrance to the camp is a bit tricky. YOUR VEHICLE NEEDS SUFFICIENT GROUND CLEARANCE TO CROSS A THRESHOLD AND MUST NOT BE TOO LONG! A standard-length VW bus can make it, but it requires patience and skill to maneuver inside. For lifted short-wheelbase vans or any standard car, access is no problem.

The grounds are mostly fenced, allowing your dogs to roam freely. There is also a fountain where they can cool off. Please ensure all dog waste is disposed of properly.

The site features a composting toilet, as well as a sun sail, a shaded pergola, a hammock, a fire pit, and a fountain (not drinking water, though it can be consumed if boiled). Children and dogs are welcome to splash around in it. Badminton and a Kubb set are available in the yellow wagon. You are welcome to use the fire pit as long as no fire ban is in effect. Please always extinguish the embers thoroughly! The Valais is a very dry region increasingly prone to wildfires—I kindly ask you to handle this responsibly. You can bring your own firewood or gather it on-site. When the stable is empty, it can be used as a shelter. All amenities are located close together.

A hiking trail passes right by the camp, offering several routes through beautiful, wild, and diverse nature. The cable car to Riederalp is just a 10-minute walk away, providing access to countless trails of varying difficulty levels in all directions. The site is secluded, yet the village is only a 10-minute walk away—10 minutes to the cable car station and 10 minutes to the local shop. The Aletsch Glacier and the Aletsch region are quickly accessible by cable car and on foot, offering breathtaking nature alongside various sporting activities.

This spot is nestled between the wild nature of Valais and agricultural land. The surrounding nature is simply beautiful, wild, and diverse, and the views are absolutely stunning! On clear, starry nights, you'll truly appreciate the relatively low light pollution in this region. It's common to see foxes or deer passing by at night.