Alan Rogers Review
With direct beach access and protected from the wind by a dyke, this family site is on Germany’s second largest island (since 1963 joined to the Baltic sea coast by a bridge). This is a quiet location on the western part of Fehmarn Island in close proximity to a large bird sanctuary. Of the 800 pitches, 400 are for touring, all with electricity and on level grass areas arranged in alleys and separated by hedges. The island is low lying, ideal for leisurely walking or cycle riding, especially along the track that runs along the top of the dyke. The beach is a mixture of sand and pebbles and in summer lifeguards are on duty.
Location
Getting there...
After crossing the bridge follow road to Landkirchen and Petersdorf. From Petersdorf site is signed. It is 4 km. northwest of the town.
What's special about this campsite
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Great for under 12s
Riding is popular here, with opportunities for all ages.- Multi-lingual children's club with qualified staff (for children 5 to 10 years)
- Multi-lingual children's club with qualified staff (for children 10 - 14 years)
- Creative crafts
- Children's facilities in wash blocks
- Children's playground
- Local information of interest for children
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Right by the beach
The site boasts a specialist kite- and windsurfing school, its own dive centre and riding stables. Additionally, the site is located next to the Wallnau bird sanctuary.- Beach on-site
- Lifeguard (high season)
- Water sports (eg sailing or windsurfing)
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