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Nice messy alternative atmosphere. Unfortunately, absolutely nothing was open on the former sugar factory grounds. Payment via QR code.

You won't get any closer to the center of Bremen. EUR 8 for 24 hours without amenities. Via the Station Passage, you enter the center with beautiful buildings and the bronze statue of the Bremen Musicians. Also visit the Schnoor district with its charming old houses and walk along the Bremen Canal, which features a narrow park on either side.

There are many dirty caravans on the various pitches, making it look a bit neglected. The spots on the grass, however, are perfectly fine. The sanitary facilities are clean but quite outdated. When I was there, a wedding was taking place in the building next door. No annoying noise, but a pleasant buzz of people having a party. For a night in Mandø, it is perfectly fine.

Large campsite and we chose a spot with a view of the Wadden Sea. No regrets. The Icelandic horse rides pass by daily, and in the evenings the horses are put out in the meadow in front of the mudflats. Naturally, we also took two rides on the Icelanders. These can be booked at the hotel reception. The sanitary facilities are centrally located and a bit of a walk away. They are also a bit outdated, but clean.

Friendly welcome and find your own spot. One night for one person without electricity: Dnk 131. Dogs stay free of charge. Neat sanitary facilities, including fully equipped rooms with toilet, shower, and sink. So you don't have to fumble around in a cubicle. There are also rabbits that—when the campsite is quiet—come to check things out. You can see the droppings lying on the grass.

Campsite within walking distance of the center of Sønderho with two levels. The spots for shorter stays are on top of the dune. Beautiful views all around, and some pitches are screened off by bushes and fences. DNK 450 for one person, three small dogs, VW camper (without electricity). Drinking water at the pitch, as well as electricity. Friendly welcome, with someone showing you to your pitch on their bike.