Ferme Michel, Campground in Issenhausen, France
Ferme Michel is a campground on grassy land near the village of Issenhausen with six equipped pitches. Each pitch has electricity and water connections, and the site sits at about 180 meters elevation.
The building dates from the 18th century and was originally a large agricultural farm in the region. It was later converted into a campground while maintaining its historic character.
The courtyard appears in a painting by Charles Spindler, an Alsatian artist who captured local stories and rural life. The place connects artistic tradition with the everyday experience of visitors today.
The campground operates from April through October with sanitary facilities including three toilets and four showers. Internet access is available for guests on the property.
The staff speaks French, German, and the local Alsatian dialect. This language mix reflects the cultural crossroads nature of the Alsace region.
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