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Again and again! Friendly and helpful welcome, plus the opportunity to buy fresh eggs. Even at the end of the season, it's very busy, as Kühlungsborn isn't far and the Molli steam train stops on request. The whistle of the locomotive before crossing is just so cozy and welcoming. Well, if you're lucky, you'll be back! We're already looking forward to next year, hoping for a free spot!

Fuel up and then relax while browsing the market 👍🏻 Food and drinks are readily available! €8 is unbeatable. You can choose your own pitch, but they're not exactly spacious – camping is possible, but a little cramped is cozy 😁. Those at the front have a view of the Oder River. There's also a sandy beach. The location is quirky, like an abandoned place. The owners have already accomplished a great deal, and it seems they'll continue to do so! We'd love to come back again, especially for the market ‼️

Easy from registration to setup! If there are no reservations, you can choose your spot freely 😁 We always point our windshield towards the Havel River 😁 The marina has many rental boat options! Showers/toilets are very good 👍🏻 and so are the waste disposal facilities. Shade is scarce, but campers know how to manage ☺️ There are excellent bike paths, and Wesenberg has a lot to offer: gardeners, an ice cream parlor, fishermen… ...

We were very lucky and were able to park right at the front by the rose arch: a beautiful strip of wildflowers in front of the campervan door and green all around! 😀 Torben speaks very good German and responded very quickly to our inquiry (there aren't many pitches, after all). Unfortunately, we were only passing through on our way back to Germany – we would have loved to stay longer. We'll definitely do that next time! 😁 The price is okay and everything is straightforward – typical Germany! ☺️

We stayed on the lower, left-hand side of the pitches and were very happy! The sanitary facilities are centrally located and spotless!!! From there, we took many great bike rides: along the beach promenade, to the beach, the ice cream parlor, the castle, and of course, the fantastic pedestrian zone!!! Dybbøl is a must-see – a national shrine – and the cannon firing at 11:30 is a must-see 👏🏻. We were lucky enough to be there: the historic ring riding tournament was taking place – a truly special highlight!

A remarkable achievement for such a small town! You can easily explore and discover everything on foot! The MENY supermarket – open every day – is right nearby, as are Netto, a gas station, and more. The Moravian legacy is very well presented in the museum, and the church and cemetery are must-sees! Ice cream, espresso, chocolates, and much more are available at Honningkager – plenty of shopping... well worth a visit! ...

We were very satisfied again. The service is perfectly fine, thanks to the friendly owners who saved the campervan site. We like the inlet for the biologically conditioned toilet cassette better than before; it's perhaps the best solution ever!

Great achievement for a small town! We love to drop anchor here, especially when it's warm/hot, as the outdoor pool is very inviting. Keeping the prices stable in these times deserves a huge round of applause! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

The price is now €25/night including electricity. The men's toilets unfortunately didn't have toilet paper 😂. Everything else was as usual, and it's a nice spot. There were quite a few dogs and their owners.

It's actually a 5-star experience, but the price is a real downer! Great location (wide pitches) - shower/toilet facilities are excellent! All the information and regional products are available at reception. We took the RE4 train to Szczecin from here (the station is just around the corner) - the locomotive museum is fantastic; we paid €40.75 for two people, including electricity.