Our vacation homes “An der südlichen Waldstraße” in the Eichwald vacation village in Gossersweiler-Stein. Here, you can combine the charm of the wine region with the tranquility of the Palatinate Forest.
We invite you to let your soul run free in our cozy, well-furnished vacation homes.
Upon arrival, both houses feature an entryway and a small shower room with a toilet.
Continuing straight ahead, you’ll enter the living and dining area, which exudes a relaxing atmosphere.
The small but well-equipped kitchen has everything you need for daily life—whether it’s a Senseo coffee maker or a kettle for tea.
The living area features a sofa for cozy evenings, and a TV provides entertainment. There are also a few games available for both children and adults.
A space-saving staircase leads up to the first floor. Here you’ll find two bedrooms, each with two beds.
The west-facing room has a large window, so you can comfortably enjoy the sunset. Here you’ll also find a cozy armchair for long hours of reading.
The east-facing room has two smaller windows. Through these, you can breathe in the scent of the forest and hear the birds singing. The beds in this room can also be pushed together for nights spent together in this forest paradise.
At a paved outdoor seating area, you can prepare a delicious dinner on the brick grill.
One of the two houses is completely fenced in, and pets are allowed there.
The fence has a connecting door, so you can spend your evenings with a large group.
Eichwald Vacation Village – A Vacation in the Heart of the Palatinate Forest
Nestled among fragrant forests and rolling hills lies the Eichwald Vacation Village—a quiet retreat for anyone who loves nature, peace, and freedom.
Cozy vacation homes surrounded by nature invite you to take a deep breath: breakfast on the sun terrace, birdsong instead of traffic noise, and in the evening, the rustling of the forest at dusk.
Whether it’s a hike to bizarre sandstone cliffs, a bike ride through vineyards, or simply a day filled with silence—here, relaxation begins with your very first breath.
Eichwald Vacation Village—Arrive. Unwind. Breathe deeply.
Gossersweiler-Stein is a small, picturesque village in the southern Palatinate Forest in Rhineland-Palatinate. It is part of the municipality of Annweiler am Trifels in the Südliche Weinstraße district.
Here’s a description that will give you a good idea of what to expect:
🌲 Location and Landscape:
The village is idyllically nestled among the rolling hills and forested mountains of the Palatinate Forest, between sandstone cliffs, vineyards, and vast forests. The surrounding area is characterized by unspoiled nature—perfect for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers. The view of the striking red sandstone formations, which are typical of the region, is particularly beautiful.
🚶♀️ Leisure and Surroundings:
Nearby are well-known hiking destinations such as the Rehberg Tower, the Trifels near Annweiler, and the Drachenfels near Busenberg. Numerous hiking and biking trails run directly through the town or start there. Rock-climbing enthusiasts will also find many attractive cliffs in the Palatinate Forest around Gossersweiler-Stein.
Bad Bergzabern is home to a beautiful thermal spa, and Dahn—with its large sauna area and spacious swimming pool—is also not far away.
🍷 Lifestyle:
As in many towns in the Southern Palatinate, socializing plays a major role—village festivals, club activities, and cozy wine taverns foster a strong sense of community. The climate is mild, and the region is known for its excellent wines and Palatinate cuisine.
🛺 Shopping:
There is now a 24-hour store in Stein that sells groceries and beverages.
Here, you can shop for daily necessities even on Sundays. Admission and payment are by debit card only. Q
The nearest larger towns, such as Annweiler, Bad Bergzabern, and Landau, are all within a 15-kilometer radius. In Landau, the largest of these towns, you’ll find not only groceries but also a lovely, bustling downtown area with cafés, bars, and restaurants.
📍 Conclusion:
Gossersweiler-Stein is a quiet, nature-loving town with plenty of charm—ideal for anyone who wants to experience the Palatinate authentically: rustic, welcoming, and nestled in the heart of one of Germany’s most beautiful landscapes.
