@Fliegeruli

We spend the winter here, usually for 3-4 months. But after 10 years, we're considering choosing a different campsite next time. In those 10 years, the campsite owner hasn't managed to renovate the sanitary facilities even once. The toilet bowls wobbled. The shower water was often too cold. The accessible shower didn't have a grab bar at the front. When showering, the whole room got wet. There was a risk of scalding when other hot water was turned off.

I can only agree with the previous camper. The sanitary facilities were clean. The only thing that bothered me as someone with mobility issues was the lack of a grab bar or shelf in the shower. The location was very good and quiet.

For one night??? Wedged between several 4-5 story buildings. The surface is very coarse gravel that presses through your shoes. The sanitary facilities are basic; anyone over 1.85 meters tall will find the toilet very cramped. The evening check-in was somewhat unfriendly. The beach promenade is only 100 meters away, but it's deserted at this time of year. The price is now €18 including electricity. Personally, I think that's too expensive.

Very clean facility. The big advantage is the close proximity to the Baltic Sea. The facility is maintained daily. Since we were there in the pre-season, there was unfortunately no food or bar service. There is a regular mini-train connection in front of the campsite. The only drawback: no way to rinse off your sandy feet. Pre-season price was around €26 including electricity. (Kw billing)

Why isn't this removed? There is no way to do it. The road or better yet, the forest/field path is in a terrible state.

no more parking space, only holiday wooden houses

We can only advise you to avoid this place. €12 for nothing = RIP-OFF. The parking ticket machine was hidden from us by parked buses and was not visible late in the evening. Instead, a FRIENDLY gentleman appeared at 6:45 in the morning and demanded the amount due. Why is there no sign on the site? This community should take a leaf out of Auerbach / Saxony's book.

I can only agree with the previous reviews. Everything was clean and very well maintained. I have rarely seen such a top spot. 2 stars deducted for being allocated a spot on soggy ground. Staff then had to call the "BOSSER". He wanted to call a tractor or the fire brigade. Cost around €200. After I asked so many times for wooden boards or a carpet to be put under the spinning front wheel, it was finally done after 1 hour.

Great place! We only had 4 one euro coins for electricity. But that was enough for 14 hours including TV. It was very quiet on/at the site at night. Thanks to the municipality for offering such a place for so little money. It's a shame that the electricity column only accepts 1€ coins.