@MauriceM

Nice campsite with all the amenities (even including a sauna), just a bit lacking in atmosphere. We wanted to stay an extra day, but the spot where we were staying turned out to be booked and there was no cooperation in moving us. The beach is within walking distance, but if you have a dog with you, you'd better take the bike because the dog beach is quite a bit further away. Pleasant part of Zingst near the Seebrücke.

We received an incredibly friendly welcome from receptionists who worked together to find a spot for us. Nice campsite.

A great campervan site for visiting the city. The pitches are spacious enough, all amenities are available, and you only pay for what you use. Just as it should be as far as we are concerned, and the system with the parking ticket with QR code works perfectly.

Nice place with a friendly manager. You get a key to the gate at the back, allowing you to walk through a small patch of forest straight to the beach. All amenities are available, though quite pricey, partly due to the tourist tax.

You have to look past that because you initially arrive at a large parking lot, but the campervan site is located behind it; there is plenty of space, and it is super quiet in the evening and at night because the parking lot is empty then. All amenities are available. A beautiful walk through the forest to the chalk cliffs. We walked to Victoria-Sicht; it costs nothing and you have a beautiful view of the Königsstuhl.

A bit of a strange campsite where you have to pay for a dog in some spots and not in others. However, it is a good base for cycling to Vitt and Kap Arkona. Quite touristy, but still nice to visit.

Gigantic campsite with every amenity; it feels like a village. However, the shop's opening hours are very limited for such a large campsite. Despite the size and the many tents in the corner where we were pitched, it was still quite quiet in the late evening and at night.

The campsite was full, but the motorhome pitches in front of the campsite are also really nice. Moreover, you can make use of all the campsite facilities. Taking the Baltic Sea Cycle Path to Kühlungsborn is also highly recommended.

A great campsite from where you can cycle beautifully to Wismar via the Baltic Sea Cycle Path. It is a bit of a shame, though, that you have to walk quite a distance with a dog to be allowed on the beach. Perhaps understandable in the high season, but outside of that it isn't really necessary because the beach is big enough.

Great location for visiting the city by bike. The surroundings of the campervan site aren't anything special, but the reception at the bowling alley is very friendly and everything you need is available.