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spacecadet
Hi,

My husband has finally convinced me to go camping and we plan to go for a short 1 night trip next week. We were thinking of going to the Baltic Sea, as it's not too far from Berlin and we've been meaning to head out there anyway. Can anyone recommend some good camping sites near there?

Thanks
MrNosey
Have never been camping on the Ostsee but here are some links:

http://www.campingplatz-schwaan.de/
http://www.freizeitpark-loissin.de/
http://www.seebad-trassenheide.de/english/...ng/startCam.htm

I have been on holiday around Schwaan and it is nice countryside and there is plenty to do in the area, if you've got a car (maybe also take your bikes) to get around.
spacecadet
Thanks for that, I'll try those links out. We don't have a car and were thinking of going on the OstSee Ticket - we're only going for 1 night - to see if I cope (!) but if I like it, the plan is to do a longer trip with our bikes too.
Thanks again smile.gif
Fallen Angel
I would recommend visitng Schönberg and Laboe near Kiel. It's a lovely area and there's plenty to do there. You can rent bicycles and do a very beautiful bike ride right along the coast.

http://www.schoenberg.de/cms/index.php?id=home

Otherwise, I had a student from Rostock once who said it was very nice up there, but I've never made it there for a visit myself.
fRe4k
Its indeed very nice there, at the moment (as I was around those places since a couple of days - til yesterday). The weather's so good and its green everywhere with all the yellow flowers blooming. Its very good for biking around or doing any other ourdoor activities. smile.gif
Amber127
QUOTE (spacecadet @ May 5 2008, 11:03 am) *
Thanks for that, I'll try those links out. We don't have a car and were thinking of going on the OstSee Ticket - we're only going for 1 night - to see if I cope (!) but if I like it, the plan is to do a longer trip with our bikes too.
Thanks again

I can 2nd this, we are having excellent weather right now!!!

I know there is a camping site somewhere by Hohe Düne, on the east side of the Warnow and Rostock. It is situated in the Rostock Heide. It is called Markgrafheide. I was there walking a couple of weeks ago.

http://www.m-vp.de/2258/index.htm - The Baltic Camping and Freizeitpark is the Markgrafheide.
there is also Ostseecamp rostocker heide...I don'T know if either have tent places as my German is rough, but if they take campers/Rv's I would think tents.
HEM
QUOTE (fRe4k @ May 5 2008, 11:29 am) *
... all the yellow flowers blooming.

Thats probably oil-seed rape.

QUOTE (fRe4k @ May 5 2008, 11:29 am) *
or doing any other outdoor activities.

Prepare to get sunburnt - all over smile.gif Take plenty Apres Sun...
spacecadet
Thanks guys, so I guess I'll pack the factor 50 and a load of antihistamines for the hay fever too tongue.gif
Amber127
QUOTE (HEM @ May 7 2008, 4:07 pm) *
Thats probably oil-seed rape.
Prepare to get sunburnt - all over Take plenty Apres Sun...

hmm yea I got sunburnt in the garden last weekend...
Faskally
I can recommend Stubbenfelde on the island of Usedom. Haven't camped there but we've rented their funky log cabins twice. The setting is beautiful, you're surrounded by beech trees and are only a short walk from miles and miles of white, sandy beach. The campground is fairly big and the place never really feels too crowded or overrun, even during peak season. Plenty of outdoor stuff to do on the island. We just rented bikes and cycled all over the place.

Usedom is lovely and you can travel by train from Berlin quite easily. Use the Ostsee-Ticket to Züssow on the mainland and then get onto the Usedom-Bäderbahn. Unfortunately, train travel on Usedom isn’t included in the Ostsee-Ticket so you'll need to purchase separate tickets on the Bäderbahn. The Stubbenfelde campsite is only a couple hundred yards from the train stop.
spacecadet
Hi guys,
Just back from our trip and we had a great time with great weather (albeit a tad cold yesterday). We ended up going to Binz and staying at Camping Meier (http://www.camping-meier-ruegen.de/), which was very reasonable and had great facilities.
Thanks again for all your suggestions.
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