Rövekamp

Rövekamp is a geographical location, primarily known as a rural area within the municipality of Gnarrenburg in the district of Rotenburg (Wümme) in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated in the northern part of the municipality. The landscape is characterized by moorland, forests, and agricultural fields, typical of the Geest region. Historically, like many areas in this part of Germany, Rövekamp’s development was influenced by peat extraction and subsequent agricultural reclamation.

The population of Rövekamp is relatively small, consisting mainly of scattered farmsteads and a few residential buildings. It does not possess its own administrative center or significant public facilities, with residents typically relying on the services provided by the larger community of Gnarrenburg. The area is well-connected by local roads, facilitating access to surrounding villages and towns. Recreational activities in Rövekamp often involve hiking and cycling through the natural landscape. The proximity to the Teufelsmoor (Devil's Moor), a large raised bog area, offers opportunities for nature exploration and birdwatching. The economy of Rövekamp is predominantly agricultural, with many residents engaged in farming or related industries.