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Climate
The slightly stimulating climate of the medium altitudes (320-570 m), in which the Eifel-Camp is located, is felt positive. The chemical pollution of the air is very minor, which makes the Eifel to a typical resort with particularly good air. In contrast to areas of less altitude the temperatures are mainly pleasant and the air is less muggy and stale during the summer. The mean annual temperatures are slightly lower than in the surrounding
area, which also has an effect on the flora: the flowering time of
fruit trees starts three to four weeks later, and the leaves’
changing of colour in autumn starts several weeks earlier.
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Due
to the Eifel’s favourable climatic condition it is not only
favoured by the city population.