Bad Kreuznach Travel Tips & Suggestions

Comment by Anonymous

I was stationed in Bad Kreuznach from March of '59 until February of '61 and loved every minute of it. I met my wife there (she's since passed away) and we had so much fun as it was a wonderful town.

Comment by Misty

I spent five years in Bad Kreuznach. I had two children there and at fifteen and sixteen years I'm finally taking them back to show them the homestead, even though it's gone. I was saddened to see how it looks now but I sure will treasure those years forever!

Comment by Anonymous

I loved every minute of my stay while stationed there with the military and would like to visit again someday.

Comment by Jimmie

I was stationed in Bad Kreuznach from December 1986 to March 1990. I met my wife there and thought about getting out and living there at one time. It's a very nice place -- I miss it, my wife and I have to go back one day.

Comment by Anonymous

I was stationed in Bad Kreuznach from 1986 to 1989 and have so many fond memories of my life there. The people have been in my heart since I left. I was so sad to hear that Rose Barracks had been closed. I was so very lucky to have served in such a beautiful place.

Comment by John

I was stationed in Bad Kreuznach for three months in 1963 and visited many times after that. I had many friends there and loved Bad Kreuznach and its people.

Comment by Anonymous

I was stationed there in the mid- to late eighties. There was something enchanting about that city. I can still remember the smell and feel of the air in the evening.

Comment by Darren

I was stationed there from October 2000 until it closed. I really enjoyed it and will cherish it. It meant a lot to me to see how the community opened its arms to the military while it was occupied.

Comment by Anonymous

I lived in Bad Kreuznach from 1977 to 1981, when my father was stationed there. I loved it so much and really miss all the fun we used to have.

Comment by Anonymous

I lived there with my wife and my two daughters who were born in Landstuhl. I can't believe it's been over twenty years -- so many memories.

Comment by Anonymous

I feel so blessed to have been able to spend the most precious years of my youth in Bad Kreuznach, Germany. I find myself dreaming of being there, back in time as if I never left. I used to be in the Army, now I'm a Marine. Although I love my Corps, nothing can replace what the Army meant to me, and the experience of being in the Army, stationed at Rose Barracks -- it's a true dream. I wish Rose Barracks would have never closed down, I would have loved to go back and visit heaven on earth -- the place where I lived as a soldier.

Comment by Anonymous

My mother is from Bad Kreuznach and my father was stationed there. My grandmother still lives there. I love the place and consider it dear to my heart -- I'm headed there in March '07.

Comment by Anonymous

I lived in Bad Kreuznach from 1956 to 1958 and after fifty-one years, am now getting ready to return for a visit. I loved it then and I'm so looking forward to my visit in May!

Comment by Anonymous

I was stationed in Bad Kreuznach 1986 to 1988. I loved it. It is hard seeing the installation closed now. I have only fond memories of this place. I plan to return with my husband and show him all the places I used to go.

Comment by Jessica

I was born and raised in Bad Kreuznach. I now live in the States, but I sure think of my hometown often! Ever since Rose Barracks closed, it sure wasn't the same anymore, but sure had some good memories!

Comment by Anonymous

My wife and I lived in Bad Kreuznach from 1957 to 1960. Our two sons were born there, we loved it. We went back there in 1998 and had a real good trip.

Comment by Connie

I am also from Bad Kreuznach and lived there for fifteen years. I have so many fond memories and still have friends there.

Comment by Pat

My mother is from Bad Kreuznach. My father was in the service and we were stationed there for four years. From what I remember Bad Kreuznach is beautiful!

Comment by Anonymous

I was stationed in Bad Kreuznach from January, 1984 - April, 1986, and lived in a German apartment on the economy. It was a lovely experience! To the person above who commented on the Rhine River. It's the "Nahe River" which runs through Bad Kreuznach, not the Rhine.

Comment by Anonymous

I lived in Bad Kreuznach for several years and loved it! So much of my heart and emotions are there. Have been back several times since.

Comment by Anonymous

I lived in BK for 4 1/2 years, and I absolutley loved it there. There was so much to see and do.

Comment by Anonymous

I lived in BK for just over two years and absolutely loved it. There's nothing more relaxing than taking a walk by the Rhine river. Make sure and try the GLUWINE while you're there!

Comment by Anonymous

I was there for two years and it was such an experience. Love the view of the vineyard in the morning, just like what you see in magazines.

Comment by Anonymous

I lived in Bad Kreuznach! Fantastically beautiful area. It's more fun when you're fluent in German, though.

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