Part-time | 20 to 30 hours/week A breath of fresh air at work? Pure nature and the Stemmer lake in front of you? Do you want a real Weser mountain feeling? Then you've come to the right place! For our modern and award-winning Campingpark Kalletal in Stemmen, we are looking for motivated part-time employees (m/f/d) for 20 to 30 hours/week for the reception area from 1st March 2024. Organisation is your thing? At our reception, varied and diverse activities await you every day in looking after our guests. You will support our campsite manager in the smooth running of the entire daily business on our site. As the main contact person for our guests, you will take care of their questions and requests.   Become part of our friendly team, where everyone is happy to take responsibility and can always count on the support of others! Your Profile: You are responsible and have a motivated work attitude? You have a warm and friendly manner as well as empathy and pleasure in dealing with our guests? Do you enjoy working in a team and are you looking for a long-term perspective? Then experience the adventure of camping and face new challenges every day! Our benefits for you: Professional induction and respectful treatment Above-average remuneration, graded according to education, responsibility and age Staff accommodations at a low rent (by arrangement) – learn more 50% discount for holidays on partner sites Payment of health costs (professional dental cleaning, osteopathy, etc.)  Monthly petrol voucher of € 50 from the 2nd year onwards Company pension scheme with Allianz (on request) Working time account and fair working conditions Familiar team, flat hierarchies and a very good working atmosphere Work where others love to spend their holidays – on one of the best campsites in Germany. Look forward to professional workplaces, cozy staff rooms and beautiful surroundings!   Just your thing? Then we should get to know each other!   We are looking forward to meeting you!   Your team from Campingpark Kalletal We look forward to your detailed application: Campingpark Kalletal z. Hd. Familie Wilde Seeweg 1, 32689 Kalletal-Stemmen bewerbung@campingpark-kalletal.de Would you like to find out more about our working conditions? Click here .

Starting from the Campingpark Kalletal, you will reach the starting point of your hiking route after approx. 6,2 km: the Elfenborn hiking car park on the Dingelstedt path between Langenholzhausen and Möllenbeck. BOOK NOW CHECK AVAILABILITY BLOG Hiking tour Teutoburg Forest Circular hiking trail: Dingelstedtpfad Elfenborn in Kalletal Distance: 11.9 km | Duration: 1:00 h | Difficulty: easy Starting from the Campingpark Kalletal, you will reach the starting point of your hiking route after approx. 6.2 km: the Elfenborn hiking car park on the Dingelstedt path between Langenholzhausen and Möllenbeck. The access to the car park is directly from the B238. To the map Download PDF Click here to see the route. We recommend the Outdooractive app for hiking, cycling and more. Elfenborn Our recommendation for forest lovers! Along the edge of the forest you can enjoy the view over Langenholzhausen and far into the Lipperland. Hiking benches invite you to take short breaks. The shady path winds slightly uphill through the beautiful mixed forest. A soft splashing accompanies you in many places along the way. It was not the elves who gave the area its name, but eleven springs that run through the ground in the Langenholzhausen forest. The phrase "born" in Elfenborn means spring. At the end of the route you will pass an impressive boundary stone from 1669 with the emblem of the House of Hessen-Kassel, the jumping lion with the Schaumburg nettle leaf, and the rose of County Lippe. If you are still in the mood for hiking, you will discover more hiking trails around the Elfenborn on site. Your Feedback Did you enjoy the tour? Share your experiences with us: feedback@fbcamping.de

In a picturesque landscape between the Weser hills and the Teutoburg Forest our camping park lies in the beautiful Kalletal at the Stemmer Lake. BOOK NOW CHECK AVAILABILITY BLOG Kalletal region: A natural paradise in the Weser Uplands Picturesque location between the Weser Uplands and the Teutoburg Forest Our Kalletal campsite is situated in a picturesque landscape directly on Lake Stemmer, nestled between the Weser Uplands and the Teutoburg Forest. The low mountain ranges with their many hills, forests, and valleys invite you to enjoy extensive hikes and bike rides. History and waters of the region The region is still strongly influenced by water: Lakes: Gravel extraction created many lakes, including Lake Stemmer. Historical waterways: The Weser floodplain, with its rubble stone bridge, testifies to the fact that the Weser River took a different course centuries ago; Varenholz Castle was once located directly on the river. Nearby destinations for day trips Near our campsite you'll find attractive sights for your excursions: Visit the historic Möllenbeck Monastery . Discover the impressive Bückeburg Castle . Kalletal Rinteln Porta Westfalica Restaurants Freizeitangebote Weserboot Wasserski & Wakeboard

An excursion for the whole family – visit Möllenbeck Abbey with its idyllic courtyard café in the abbey garden and enjoy home-made delicacies while the children frolic on the playground! BOOK NOW CHECK AVAILABILITY BLOG Hiking tour Weser Hills Hiking trail to Möllenbeck Abbey Distance: 4.9 km | Duration: 1:10 h | Difficulty: medium An excursion for the whole family – visit Möllenbeck Abbey with its idyllic courtyard café in the abbey garden and enjoy home-made delicacies while the children frolic on the playground! You can also do this tour comfortably by bike. To the map Download PDF Möllenbeck Abbey Click here to see the route. We recommend the Outdooractive app for hiking, cycling and more. This leisurely tour takes you from the campsite eastwards along the state border of North Rhine-Westphalia to Lower Saxony – past the "Ostenuther Kiesteiche" nature reserve on the edge of the Weser lowlands with its farmland and green spaces stretching northwards. The route continues to Möllenbeck, a district of the Lower Saxon town of Rinteln. The former Möllenbeck Abbey is one of the most important architectural monuments in the Weser Hills. Built between 1478 and 1505 in the late Gothic style on the site of a previously burnt-down predecessor building, it is considered one of the best-preserved late medieval monastery complexes in Germany. Today, the abbey is the property of the church and is used by the local congregation in many ways. After a tour of the monastery grounds, the courtyard garden is a great place to stop for refreshments during the warmer months. Your Feedback Did you enjoy the tour? Share your experiences with us: feedback@fbcamping.de