Experience the rare opportunity when landlords, counts, and barons open the doors to picturesque estates just for you. In cooperation with Markus Löhrer from > womoclick.de and > Gut Damp, we invite you to enjoy exclusive insights into private castles and manor houses along the Baltic Sea coast of Schleswig-Holstein. At each estate, the owners will warmly welcome you with a heartfelt “WELCOME HOME”, and your MORELO motorhome will be parked right in front of the impressive properties. Even if just for a short time, you will become part of the magnificent architectural and garden ensembles of these estates and castles. Immerse yourself in the region's rich traditions and history, learning first-hand about the historic estates that have often been in family hands for centuries. Of course, culinary delights accompany each stop on this journey, and every evening, you can look forward to a new highlight, such as an exclusive three-course dinner in the orangery of Gut Altenhof.
Join us for unforgettable experiences!
Official organizer: Count Reventlow's Estate Administration Damp | > gut-damp.de
In cooperation with: Markus Löhrer | > womoclick.de

Your Tour Guide
Markus Löhrer
Markus is the mastermind behind > womoclick.de, a platform offering comprehensive information and practical tips on all things motorhomes. As a friend of the MORELO family, he is perfectly suited to guide this MORELO EXPERIENCE and assist our guests with advice and support.
NOTES AND CONDITIONS
- 1.) Participation requires a self-sufficient MORELO motorhome
- 2.) Your parking space will be assigned upon arrival
- 3.) You will be parked directly in the courtyards of the estates/castles
- 4.) Power supply is only available in exceptional cases (e.g., for operating medical devices)
- 5.) Waste disposal and water refilling are not available on-site but can be done at the nearby campsite
- 6.) Your four-legged friends are also warmly “WELCOME HOME”, but leashes are required throughout the premises
- 7.) Sturdy footwear and weatherproof clothing are recommended
- 8.) E-bikes can be rented separately on-site
- 9.) The organizer's cancellation policies apply
- 10.) Drinks are not included in the price
- 11.) Registration is open as long as places are available
- 12.) Payment by invoice/pre
The Gut Damp estate traces its origins back to the 15th century when it belonged to the Bishops of Schleswig. First mentioned as "Damp" in 1517, the estate underwent significant developments over time, including the construction of the present manor house by Melchior von der Wisch between 1595 and 1597, and the erection of the farm buildings by Otto Rantzau in 1640. From 1656, the Ahlefeldt family owned the estate and transformed it into a baroque gem. In 1803, it passed to the Qualen family and later to the Counts of Reventlow. The manor house captivates visitors with its grand hall and an impressive organ.
12.05.2025 / 15.09.2025
- From 10:00 AM: Arrival at Gut Damp / Coffee
- 12:00 PM: Lunch followed by coffee & cake
- 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Courtyard tour with Alexander Count zu Reventlow
- 6:30 PM: 3-course dinner
13.05.2025 / 16.09.2025:
- From 8:30 AM: Breakfast
- From 11:00 AM: Visit to Europe's oldest motorhome at Gut Schnurrum with lunch
- 6:00 PM: Cheese/Fondue dinner
Gut Wulfshagen
14.05.2025 or 17.09.2025
The historic Gut Wulfshagen was established in 1699 by Baron von Liliencron and is distinguished by its Dutch Baroque architectural style. It is part of an extensive estate complex from the 17th and 18th centuries, which has remained almost entirely preserved in its original form to this day.
Gut Altenhof
15.05.2025 or 18.09.2025
Owned by the von Brockdorff family since 1550, the first manor house of Altenhof was likely built in the area of today's southern wing. In 1691, the estate passed to Henning von Reventlow, whose descendants constructed the main part of the current building between 1722 and 1728. During the 19th century, it underwent classicist and neo-Gothic modifications, followed by neo-Baroque redesigns by Paul Schultze-Naumburg in the early 20th century. Since 1938, it has been owned by Marie-Luise von Bethmann-Hollweg and remains in family hands to this day.
Schloss Gelting
16.05.2025 or 19.09.2025
Schloss Gelting, owned by the Danish crown since 1231, was a medieval fortress whose fortifications remain intact to this day. The east wing, dating back to the 15th century, was remodeled in 1880, while the west wing was built around 1670. After changing ownership in the 18th century, it returned to Danish possession in 1736. Significant changes were made by Seneca Ingwersen, who rebuilt the central structure with double-depth architecture and, together with Johann Caspar Bechstedt, introduced the transition to an English landscape garden style.
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