Close to the beach

Proximity to a heavily trafficked road

Everything was great—we'll be back. Thank you!

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Good location

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The campground is located in the middle of nature, right on the Baltic Sea. It is well-maintained, and the restroom facilities are always clean and in good condition. The online process for check-in, check-out, and other communications works flawlessly. All campers respected the quiet hours. I highly recommend it.

Some paths are in need of repair. They date back to the days of the former GDR. The fact that nutria sometimes wander onto the field is just part of nature.f

This was the second time we've enjoyed a pleasant stay and excellent service at your place

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Plenty of space Great restroom facilities Friendly staff Nature

Electricity (with tent) Food options A lack of tolerance and diversity in practice

Everything was well organized upon arrival; the grounds and restrooms were beautifully maintained—I'm absolutely thrilled. Easy to book and check in, and you can reach them at any time. Everyone was very helpful—I'm thrilled.

No disadvantage

Everything was great. The staff was very, very friendly and helpful. Great campground. The restrooms were very clean.

No disadvantages

Right on the Baltic Sea

You can only leave the site through the main entrance; no quiet hours; extremely loud; no night watch; little to no Wi-Fi; very poorly secured campsites; the food truck was a kebab stand; the pizzeria was a disaster,

The Situation

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The bathrooms are clean and modern, with storage spaces in the shower and washroom areas; there are also electrical outlets. There are paved paths throughout the campground, barbecue areas for personal use, good Wi-Fi, and easy access to nearby restaurants, as well as to the beach and the bus stop.

Perhaps more covered seating areas would be helpful; other than that, I have few negative impressions.

Easy Registration

There was no Wi-Fi

The campground is very nice. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We were able to switch sites on the spot without any problems. The restrooms are also great and clean. I highly recommend it.

I also think it’s a real shame that dog owners are sent to the very far end. I find this shocking. There are so many dog owners, and yet you’re treated like a pariah. At the so-called “clothing-optional beach,” you can get drinks and ice cream, and you can even rent beach chairs.  I find this kind of treatment unbearable in this day and age.

- Commitment to sustainability and the environment - Friendly staff; restrooms and grounds are very well maintained - Sufficiently large campsites - Small sandy beach 200 meters away - Well-stocked convenience store

- Sometimes the Wi-Fi is "spotty" (but there are plenty of alternatives offline :-)

-Great location for bike packers -Tent or rental accommodations -Bathrooms are super clean and well-designed -Friendly staff who go out of their way to help -Small kiosk

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This is my third visit to the Ostseequelle campground this year—and I’m planning another stay before the year is out. I think that says more than any single review could. What impresses me every single time is the complete sense of being taken care of. The grounds are thoughtfully designed, the staff are attentive and warm, and they always show a keen respect for guests’ privacy—a combination that shouldn’t be taken for granted and one that I appreciate anew every time I visit. The dining options on the premises are diverse and of impressive quality: the Italian restaurant, the fish and burger shop — the latter serving the incredibly delicious sweet potato fries with truffle mayo, which I highly recommend — as well as the on-site mini-market, which has been significantly improved in recent years to better cater to vegetarian needs, leave nothing to be desired. The restrooms are consistently clean and fully functional, and the communal kitchen offers ample counter space, storage, and freezer space for easy food storage and preparation during your stay. This year, for the first time, I took a look at the dog run—and here, too, I was pleasantly surprised: it’s shaded, thoughtfully designed with plenty of variety, and lovingly planned for guests’ dogs. The Wi-Fi works flawlessly. And anyone who wakes up in the morning to the sight, smell, and sound of the sea—and falls asleep to the same sounds in the evening—immediately understands why this place creates such an extraordinary vacation experience. My enthusiasm is contagious: This year, I’ve already convinced another person to visit the Ostseequelle, who in turn has already recommended it to her circle of friends. Friends have already announced they’ll be staying here in the future—inspired by my reports as well as photos and videos that are simply compelling because the campground itself is compelling. What sets the Ostseequelle apart for me, however, beyond the purely practical aspects, is its people-oriented, values-driven philosophy, which you can feel as a guest—in every interaction, in every detail. It’s a place I recommend without hesitation and to which I remain loyal myself.

A fenced-in area—especially near the street by the dog beach—would be nice. It’s also a shame that the camping barrels are no longer available for overnight stays with dogs.

This campground offers truly great amenities. The restrooms are always clean, and the facilities are in impeccable condition. They make a point of being environmentally conscious. It was a pleasure to be able to relax and unwind there. The sites are laid out very nicely, and the campground is peaceful. It was beautifully green and very well-maintained. I’d love to come back again.

Isn't there any for me?

Register online, drive up to the gate, enter, and that's it. No shower tokens, no chip cards, and much more.

Nothing.

Close to the Baltic Sea, the bungalow is very well-equipped, and even on the terrace, everything is there; all the staff are very friendly and helpful.

The only kiosk on site is called Fruchtquelle; unfortunately, the selection is very limited, and there’s often no fruit at all—or vegetables, for that matter. What a shame.