RV park in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Motorhome pitches in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Where a thousand lakes meet one coast

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania delights campers with over 230 diverse campsites between the Baltic Sea coast and inland waterways – a state that celebrates water in all its forms. From maritime harbors to pristine lakeshores to enchanting lagoon landscapes: every camper will find their own personal water paradise here. Average overnight costs for the 2025/2026 season are around €19 per night, with options ranging from seven free natural pitches to upscale marina pitches.

What sets Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania apart: its pristine natural landscape. 84 campsites are located directly on the lake, 68 have a sea view, and 100 offer fishing opportunities – perfect for anyone who wants to experience authentic waterfront living. Whether you're looking for a compact van for narrow avenues, a spacious campervan for the family, or a classic caravan – the flat topography makes the northeastern state particularly easy to navigate. A special feature: 160 dog-friendly campsites with 56 dedicated dog bathing areas transform Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania into a waterfront paradise for four-legged friends.

Western Pomerania - Bodden, bays and brick Gothic

With 75 pitches, Western Pomerania leads the region in terms of pitch density. The unique lagoon landscape between the mainland and the Baltic Sea creates protected waters perfect for water sports, fishing, and nature-based camping. Hanseatic cities such as Stralsund and Greifswald combine maritime culture with medieval charm.

Particularly attractive: the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula, with its wild west coast and the tranquil Bodden waters on the landside. From traditional fishing villages to modern marinas, Western Pomerania combines tradition and comfort at fair overnight prices.

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Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania's camping regions

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania thrives on water – this is also reflected in the distribution of campsites. The Western Pomerania region, with 75 campsites, dominates the Baltic coast, closely followed by the legendary Mecklenburg Lake District with 62 campsites inland. The Schwerin region combines the flair of a state capital with 50 campsites amidst a lake landscape.

• Western Pomerania - 75 pitches between the Bodden and the open Baltic Sea
• Mecklenburg Lake District - 62 campsites in Europe's largest lake district
• Schwerin Region - 50 places around the state capital
• Fischland-Darß-Zingst - 41 campsites on the peninsula chain
• Rügen - 29 places on Germany's largest island
• Mecklenburg Baltic coast - 28 pitches between Wismar and Rostock
• Mecklenburg Switzerland - 22 pitches in a gently rolling lake landscape
• Müritz - 21 pitches on Germany's largest inland lake

Excellent water pitches

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania boasts five first-class award winners , each of whom has received the stellplatz.info Award. These top campsites impress with their unique waterfront locations, outstanding amenities, and enthusiastic guest reviews.

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Mecklenburg Lake District - Europe's largest inland lake district

The Mecklenburg Lake District, with its 62 pitches, is the heart of water camping. Over 1,000 lakes connect here to form Europe's largest contiguous lake district – a paradise for anglers, canoeists, and nature lovers. Lake Müritz , Germany's largest inland lake, offers 21 pitches with direct lake access.

Lake District tip: Many sites are located far from the tourist crowds and offer a true nature experience with osprey spotting, canoeing, and evening ambiance by the water. Often at particularly reasonable prices (average €15-18), which encourages longer stays.

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• 160 Dog Friendly
• 100 fishing opportunities
• 84 Directly on the lake
• 81 Beach access
• 68 Affordable seats
• 68 Directly on the sea
• 64 restaurants available
• 54 Cycle path connection

Island camping on Rügen

Germany's largest island, Rügen, beckons with 29 campsites, majestic chalk cliffs, endless sandy beaches, and famous seaside resort architecture. From Cape Arkona in the north, across the Schaabe Peninsula to the seaside resorts of Binz and Sellin, Rügen combines natural wonders with Baltic Sea romance. The island is easily accessible by camper or caravan via the Rügen Bridge—no ferry necessary!

Rügen tip: The lesser-known west coast, with its lagoon landscape, often offers quieter pitches than the popular east coast. Perfect for those who want to combine beach life with nature – with an average price of around €22-25 in peak season.

Dog Eldorado between sea and lakes

With 160 dog-friendly pitches, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is ideal for camping with four-legged friends. What's special about it: 56 pitches offer special swimming facilities for dogs – often with dedicated beach areas, dog parks with lake access, or designated dog beaches on the Baltic Sea. At many lakes, dogs can swim freely without disturbing other swimmers.

Especially dog-friendly: The endless dikes along the Bodden, the natural shoreline paths in the lake district, and the numerous forests offer perfect walking areas. Tip: Be aware of the Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park – dogs must be kept on a leash there to protect the nesting birds.

Motorhome knowledge for Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is extremely campervan-friendly : flat coastal roads, well-developed infrastructure, and no tolls. The state is surprisingly vast – often only 50-80 kilometers separate the Baltic Sea and the lake district. Ideal for combined water exploration tours!

Cost overview: Prices for the 2025/2026 season average around €19 per night. There are 68 affordable pitches (€12-16), 7 of which are even free. Coastal pitches and popular island locations can reach €25-30 during peak season. Inland pitches are often significantly cheaper for the same level of natural beauty.

Best time to travel: Peak season July-August – Baltic Sea campsites are often booked weeks in advance. May/June and September are ideal: pleasant water temperatures, less crowds, and often lower prices. Spring (April/May) enchants with crane courtship and the awakening of spring in the Lake District. 45 winter-proof campsites offer winter camping with frozen lakes and tranquil coastal landscapes.

Fishing tip: 100 pitches offer fishing opportunities – from pike and zander in the lake district to cod and herring on the coast and sea trout in the Bodden. Many pitch operators sell fishing licenses or organize fishing trips. Note: A fishing license and water map are required.

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