Parking is quite an adventure and a bit cramped. However, it's not far to the city center, which is truly worth seeing. The old town is a gem.

Back at the campsite for two nights. A lovely, clean, and well-maintained site. Many permanent campers. €32 per person, including water and waste disposal and showers. Absolutely quiet and very dark at night without any lights. The operator changes in October. We'll wait for further information. Washing machine and dryer available.

The campsite is now called Wildwood Camping Uckermark

The parking area is highly recommended and free of charge. When I was there, it was always full. The old town is small and charming. The half-timbered houses transport you back in time. Time seems to slow down. The Elbe River is a place to unwind and relax. It's an inviting spot to linger.

If you manage to get a spot at the campervan site, it's very pleasant by the Weser River. There were many campervans there, and it was quite busy. This is probably due to the season. A small town for walking and shopping is 1.5 km away. The toilet is like something you'd find at a motorway rest stop, but at least it's there and is regularly checked and cleaned. Suitable for a short stay or a stopover. ...

A very nice campsite if you enjoy peace and nature. Panoramic views all around, including a view of the dike. Very quiet and dark at night, perfect for admiring the fascinating variety of the starry sky. Self-sufficient vehicles only, as there are no water or waste disposal facilities. No electricity and no waste bins. Very friendly hosts.

We spent a few days there and couldn't get enough of the panoramic views. The host was very friendly, and the property was exceptionally well-maintained with electricity, water, a toilet, and a shower. Water and waste disposal were all available. Highly recommended for those who appreciate peace and quiet. ...

The site is empty during the holidays. But at night, many trucks travel by, and it's very noisy from the road. Clean, and the ground is firm. No water or waste disposal facilities. Two small trash cans at the bus stops.

Upon arrival, there were two free pitches out of approximately 16. Many motorhomes stay for several weeks. The daily fee is €5, and water is currently free. The site has water and waste disposal facilities and electricity. A large waste bin is emptied weekly. Shops and a bakery are nearby. The nights are very quiet, as most of the occupants are retirees. The area is easily explored by bicycle, and the Dutch border is just a few hundred meters away.