Eidertal Camping is found in the picturesque landscapes of northern Germany and offers the perfect retreat along the  Eider River. This charming campsite welcomes visitors to pitch their tents on spacious, open fields or rent a cosy permanent pitch. While Eidertal Camping features mainly permanent pitches, 45 touring pitches with 16-Amp electric hook-up points are available on open spacious fields and are well-maintained and popular with families and senior citizens throughout the year. Enjoy privacy and peace as you unwind in this idyllic setting.

Klüthseecamp Seeblick is a modern, family-run site situated on a small hill between two lakes. It is an ideal location for a family holiday with activities on site for all ages and a useful base to explore the region. The large, open, grass touring part of the site has sunny, shaded and semi-shaded areas.

This site is in a tranquil location between gentle countryside and a sandy beach on the Baltic Sea, yet just an hour away from Hamburg. There are 580 pitches, primarily by mobile homes and chalets. The 70 level touring pitches are separated by hedges and are all fully serviced. A footpath through the forest leads to the bustling family resort of Grömitz with its zoo, marina, boutiques and restaurants. Its annual pyrotechnic and laser event, The Baltic in Flames, attracts huge crowds to see this stunning display off Schleswig-Holstein’s longest pier.

This campsite is in the grounds of the Gut Oehe estate, right behind the dykes on the East Sea. Campers can enjoy the vast stretches of sandy beach here, or visit the ancient fishermen’s town of Kappeln. The 359 marked and numbered pitches (139 for tourers, all with 6A Europlug) are on large, grassy fields off hardcore access roads. Pitches are average in size, but as there is no separation, large units will fit just fine. To the front of the site are 20 motorhome pitches with hardstanding. An area with bar, a restaurant/takeaway and sanitary facilities is centrally situated. This is an excellent base for cyclists, as a public cycle route runs over the dyke in front of the site.

Camping Am Strande is a family-friendly site which is divided into shaded and unshaded pitches by an avenue of trees and numerous hedges. Due to the south-facing slope to the Baltic Sea, you have sea views from many of them. Between the site and the Baltic Sea runs only a cycling and hiking trail.

Nordsee Camping In Lee is situated near the North German village of Stinteck and is located on a well-maintained terrain with lots of grass. Here you will find several sports fields, catering establishments and hire facilities of (electric) bicycles and scooters. It is also within walking distance of green beaches which are a feature of this region. When you explore the grounds, you will notice that the site is spaciously laid out and very neat. A large playground, volleyball field, table tennis table, bouncy castle and entertainment team (in summer) offer endless fun to, especially, young children. A special game which can be played on the campsite is Pit-Pat, a fun combination of snooker and mini golf. The site has 330 grass pitches of which 190 are for touring units with 16amp hook-up point. 140 are occupied by seasonal units

Weisser Brunnen is a family campsite bordering Lake Mözener, close to the village of Wittenborn. It lies in the heart of the Schleswig-Holstein region, close to the Baltic Sea, in the triangle formed by Hamburg, Lübeck and Kiel. The site is popular with long-stay campers from the Hamburg area, as well as with other types of tourists, from cyclists to those with large motorhomes or caravans. There are around 400 level, grassy pitches (60 for touring), all with electricity and water. There is some shade from a variety of mature trees, and a few pitches benefit from views over the lake.

Camping Miramar is located on the southern side of the German island of Fehmarn. It is a popular holiday island with plenty of opportunities for water sports enthusiasts. This is a large site with spacious pitches. The touring pitch fields are located closer to the sea. Centrally located on the site is a square where you will also find the restaurant and supermarket.

Schlei-Karschau is a pleasant, quiet site on the only Baltic Sea fjord in Germany. All you will hear is the wind from the sea and the calls of the birds. This site is ideal if you enjoy fishing or sailing, or you could visit one of the beaches on this coast, just 10 km. to the north east. The site has 200 open pitches, 48 for touring units, all with at least 10A electricity. There is no shop as yet, but bread can be ordered from a kiosk and a restaurant, with a bar and takeaway, is open in high season.

Naturcamping Buchholz is situated adjacent to Radzeburg Lake in Schleswig-Holstein, in northern Germany. This is the perfect site for active families; you can hike, play football and volleyball and, of course, spend time at the lake. A beautiful lake view from your pitch will complete your holiday at this terraced site. Be sure to bring the kids along, too. They can play in the playground and swing in the cable car. Want to end the day on a good note? Dinner at the Die Angelsmühle restaurant is highly recommended. The site is less than forty kilometres from the coast of the Baltic Sea. You will find your holiday destination northeast of Hamburg, in an area full of lakes. One such lake is Lake Radzeburg, on the border of Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The site has 87 grass touring pitches with a 16amp hook-up point (10-amp on the camping meadow). There are also 41 seasonal pitches and 3 mobile homes, and a caravan available to hire.

Nestled idyllically between dunes and woods, only a few minutes’ walk from the beach and the town centre. The spacious site is equipped with electricity hook-ups, washing machines, tumble driers, ironing facilities and a motor caravan service point and a playground. The on-site restaurant and beer garden look forward to welcoming you as their guests.

Camping Neustein is located directly on the Kiel Fjord, between the holiday resorts of Stein and Laboe. Here you have the ideal location to visit the famous Kiel Week by bus or ferry. In addition to the largest sailing event in the world, the nearby Probstei offers you a very versatile holiday, long sandy beaches, cliffs, a beautiful landscape, colourful meadows, fields and lakes.

At Camping Am Niobe you can listen to waves, take a deep breath of healthy sea air and enjoy the untouched landscape. The site is at the Niobe Monument on the sunny island of Fehmarn and is a paradise for all those who love nature and the Baltic Sea. Surrounded by a landscape conservation area and bird sanctuaries, time stands still here, everyday life takes a break. You are very close to the Baltic Sea. No pitch is further than 100 meters from the sea view. From the dike you can enjoy the wide view over the water to Denmark. Between the pitches there are individual trees. To get to the beach, simply use the stairs, which always offer a way over the dike. For children, the site is a true play paradise. Here they can play football, basketball, beach volleyball, trampoline, slide or swing. Camping Am Niobe is located close to a sandy beach and a pebble beach. The site has 284 pitches of which 134 with 16amp hook-up point are for touring units. It is also possible to rent caravans and mobile homes.

Camping Seehof is located in the lovely landscape of the Angeln peninsula, between the Flensburg Fjord and the Baltic Sea fjord Schlei. The site is on the edge of the Baltic Sea with a beautiful natural beach. To the north is the nature reserve Geltinger Birk. If you look out to sea, you can see the Danish islands of Alsen and Aerö on a clear day. The site has 150 touring pitches (100 seasonal) in an area behind a dyke adjacent to the Baltic Sea. They are located on four meadows separated by rows of bushes, each with 4 or 5 pitches opposite each other. In the middle of the row is the electric hook-up bollard. There are also three spacious apartments with Baltic Sea views, and cozy guest rooms in an old farmhouse available to rent.

Elbdeich Camping Kollmar is wonderful little site just behind the dike at the north side of the river Elbe, about 50 kilometres northwest of Hamburg. Be aware that you pay for your stay on arrival. The owners are such lovely people and have a lot of tips for what to see in the surroundings. The site is formed from two rows of pitches, following the line of the dike. There are lots of sheep on the dike, providing visitors with ample entertainment, especially when you pass through one of the gates and climb onto the dyke. Be prepared to be searched for old bread by sheep if you sit down on the bench. There is a wonderful view from there, and lots to see for 'ship spotters'. The sunsets seen from here are wonderful.

Rosenfelder Strand is a beautiful campsite high above the East Sea beaches. The site has its own sandy beach in a sheltered area, making it safe for children to bathe. The level pitches (some hardstanding) are marked and numbered, and vary in size from 100-140 sq.m. A significant number are fully serviced. The rural location of this site ensures a quiet holiday, the only sounds being birds and the rushing of the sea. Rosenfelder Strand offers many opportunities for an active holiday as well opportunities for riding, watersports and biking.