Camp Hitfeld / Camp Gabrielle Petit in Aachen, Germany, consists of multiple dilapidated structures in a state of abandonment and decay. The site features long, narrow hallways with floors covered in dirt and debris and walls characterized by peeling paint. Architectural elements include a stone archway with a large circular window that is partially collapsed and wooden structures showing visible signs of rot. Extensive graffiti is found throughout the location, ranging from spray-painted vandalization to vibrant murals in shades of pink, green, yellow, and orange. Specific markings include the word "SALE" written in red with an arrow, a drawing of Santa Claus, and layers of past artwork visible through deteriorating surfaces. Scattered debris, such as a tire near the stone archway, is present on the grounds.