Prices for Baltic Sea camping rise: What families are now expecting!

Prices for Baltic Sea camping rise: What families are now expecting!

The Baltic Sea remains a popular travel destination for many German vacationers, especially during the upcoming summer vacation, which will begin in several federal states at the end of June. North Rhine-Westphalia follows with the holiday start on July 14th. This year, however, a trend is emerging: vacation with the camper tends to be more expensive. According to an analysis of the camping portal Pincamp , the overnight prices for a three-person family in Europe are increasing by an average of 52 euros per night.

In Germany, however, the price per night is around 40 euros below the European average. Sweden follows the second most favorable destination with 43 euros, while France is 50 euros. Camper in Italy (66 euros) and Croatia (68 euros) have to calculate significantly higher prices. The prices on the Mecklenburg Baltic Sea coast increase: In popular holiday regions such as Usedom and on the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula, the costs increase to 50 or 44 euros per night. In contrast, prices on the island of Rügen drop to 41 euros and on the Mecklenburg Lake District to 40 euros.

campsites on the Baltic Sea

For camping friends, there are a variety of attractive places on the Baltic Sea, which are suitable for both families and couples. The Liebenlaube campsite in Wohlenberger Wiek offers beach access with a flat bank and is ideal for families with children. Here the prices start at 21 euros per night.

Another highlight is the Baltic Seecamping family Heide in Waabs, which shines with a wellness area, an indoor pool and a beach club. Here the accommodation costs are around 30 euros per night. If you like it calmer, you can spend the night in the Augstfelde camping park on the Plöner Lake District for from 27 euros per night, where a 600 meter long sandy beach and various leisure activities are available.

In addition, the Knaus Campingpark on Rügen is popular with many campers. This square, directly on the cliff with access to the 11 km long sandy beach "Schaabe", offers modern sanitary facilities and spacious parking spaces for 27 euros per night. The Bernsteinreiter Barth nature camping area is also ideal for families and costs from 36 euros per night.

price overview and tips

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The most popular federal states for camping are still the north German regions. Hesse and Thuringia lead as the cheapest federal states with prices around 33 to 37 euros per night, followed by NRW, Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein, where the prices are around 38 euros

With the start of the start, the Baltic Sea is a tempting goal for many, even if the costs rise. An early booking and the selection of the right campsite could be crucial for a successful vacation.