In May 2026, it will cost €20. A hefty price, without electricity, water, or toilets. Garbage disposal is available, but the containers are overflowing. The parking lot is under video surveillance. It was quiet until 7:00 a.m., when the factory traffic started. Since we had a bad experience (a break-in) at an unguarded parking lot two months ago, the added security was ultimately worth it to us. It gets quite muddy and there are large puddles when it rains.

Actually, it's in a very nice location, right on the beach with a restaurant. However, there was entertainment 🎶 partying until 1:00 AM, and even after that, it was still very quiet. The noise from the city or from a shipyard near the harbor, which we didn't see in the dark when we approached the campsite, was very loud and active. It was very noisy at night. We only stayed there because we had to go to the police at 8:00 AM in Vada due to a break-in at our campervan. Ideally, drive on. ...

Absolutely avoid this and every other parking area in and around Vada. Motorhomes are being broken into and robbed. We were affected and just went to the police station 👮‍♂️ 🚔. It's not easy, as you can't argue your case well in German. The beach parking areas are known to the police for break-ins and thefts. Just keep driving!!!

Open March 2026. Just stop in front of the partially open tour; the tanned groundskeeper, John Boy, will appear. We stayed from March 13th to 16th, 2026. Hot showers are only available with a token; otherwise, the water is cold. Always bring toilet paper. If you don't have high expectations and are happy to find something, you'll be grateful; otherwise, move on. Large pitches with fresh water, electricity, and waste disposal. About 150 meters to the beach/sea. For €17, it's okay.

We stayed here for one night in July 2025 while passing through. The campsite was perfectly fine, and the shower and toilet were clean. We really couldn't find anything to complain about, probably because we had previously looked at campervan sites in Timmendorf and Scharbeutz and found them to be complete disasters. We had a quiet stay. On our way to the beach, we walked right into a bar with live music. Perfect! What more could you want? ...

That's right, €15.20 for one night without electricity, which is extra. Be careful in bad weather, some pitches can be muddy. We parked our motorhome quite close to the edge of the trees and were snowed in by morning. Luckily, we were able to back out because the area behind us was clear. The snowplows came, but only cleared the main road, not the access roads to the pitches. According to the signs, you're only allowed to stay one night. Plenty of space, even for large motorhomes. ...

Unfortunately, that's true, far too expensive, even outside of peak season. The reception and pick-up service was very friendly. The sanitary facilities were clean, even though the toilet paper and soap weren't replenished. The town center is about 1.5 to 2 km away on foot; you can easily walk along the beach. There are small boutiques and restaurants in Boltenhagen. As other campers have already mentioned, the prices are quite steep.

The location is good, but it's quite a walk to the beach through the dunes or along the outside. Anyone who isn't able to walk well or is traveling with small children should be aware of this. On the plus side: It's actually possible to drive right up to the beach with your car, even a campervan. 🌊 Camping is prohibited there at night! The sanitary facilities are only rated 3 out of 5, and there's no heating in winter. ...

Unfortunately disappointing. Fresh water, broken. Shower entrance fee: 50 C + 50 cents inside the machine. Drain clogged, standing ankle-deep in dirty sewage. Toilet visits also cost 50 cents each. This wouldn't be a problem if the restrooms were cleaned daily. €16 for this? Not suitable for a 2-4 hour coffee break; too expensive. Shorter parking is available, but not marked for cars.

For a one-night stopover, it's perfectly fine.