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FKK Camping Ostsee Rosenfelder Strand
Germany - Schleswig-Holstein - GrubeDistance from Dover: 952 kmFantastic
1 review

Rosenfelder Strand Ostsee Camping
Germany - Schleswig-Holstein - RosenfeldeDistance from Dover: 956 kmFantastic
33 reviews

Camping Wulfener Hals
Germany - Schleswig-Holstein - WulfenDistance from Dover: 971 kmFantastic
69 reviews

Strandcamping Wallnau
Germany - Schleswig-Holstein - BojendorfDistance from Dover: 981 kmFantastic
140 reviews

Wellness Camp Düne 6
Germany - Mecklenburg-Vorpommern - ZingstDistance from Dover: 1081 kmAverage
29 reviews

NATURCAMP Pruchten GmbH
Germany - Mecklenburg-Vorpommern - PruchtenDistance from Dover: 1066 kmFantastic
12 reviews

Camping Klausdorfer Strand
Germany - Schleswig-Holstein - KlausdorfDistance from Dover: 984 kmFantastic
18 reviews

Campingpark 'Ostseebad Rerik'
Germany - Mecklenburg-Vorpommern - Ostseebad RerikDistance from Dover: 989 kmFantastic
12 reviews

Strukkamphuk-Fehmarn
Germany - Schleswig-Holstein - StrukkampDistance from Dover: 972 kmFantastic
206 reviews

Campingplatz Ostsee Katharinenhof
Germany - Schleswig-Holstein - KatharinenhofDistance from Dover: 978 kmFantastic
10 reviews
Campsites on the Baltic – a beach holiday in Germany
Campsites on the Baltic coast, in the German state of Mecklenburg Vorpommern, enjoy beautiful, relatively unexplored surroundings. The varied coastal landscape boasts white sandy beaches, steep chalky rocks, shallow lagoons and headlands.
On top of the countless water sports activities the German coast has to offer, the region is also culturally rich and perfect for relaxation, with spas, museums, exhibitions and dozens of historical sights.
A camping holiday on the Baltic coast, stretching from Flensburg to the Bay of Pomerania, is perfect for families with children. The shallow lagoons are great for swimming, and the region's footpaths, castles, mansions and theme parks offer something for everyone. Climbing, wellness treatments at the numerous spas and golf are also available, or simply enjoy the beneficial, restorative effects of the fresh sea air.
The region is home to many great fish restaurants, outstanding cuisine, bars, charming promenades and piers for a truly pleasant atmosphere. A holiday to the Baltic coast would not be complete without a trip to the Hanseatic cities of Lübeck, with its many monuments, and Rostock, the most important port in the former East Germany. The resorts of Warnemünde, Kühlungsborn and Boltenhagen are also well worth a visit.
The Baltic coast ('Ostseeküste' in German) is a relatively unknown holiday destination outside of Germany, but is nevertheless certain to surprise!

