Natural Camping by the Forest Lake
An enclosed pitch at Waldsee near Lübtheen, on the edge of a nature reserve in the Griesen Gegend. Mass tourism stays far away; mornings often see the lake still and quiet before the first paddlers set off. If you fancy it, go hiking or cycling — the paths around here are flat. Dogs are welcome. It's about 69 kilometres to Lübeck on the Baltic coast, but the Elbe with its dykes is closer. Evenings: forest and water, little else.1
What VanSite writes
„Beautiful, peaceful campsite on Waldsee, located on the edge of a nature reserve, fenced off and away from mass tourism. Perfect for stressed city dwellers, both singles and families, dogs are welcome. Ideal for water sports enthusiasts, cyclists and hikers.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Tent
Sights in the area1
Travemünde
The Baltic seaside district of Lübeck, some 69 kilometres away. From the cliffs near Travemünde the view runs far across the sea, and at the Priwall the old Passat lies moored as a sail-training ship — the day trip to the coast.
Elbe River Biosphere Reserve
South of Lübtheen the Elbe winds through a broad floodplain of dykes and quiet backwaters. The Elbe cycle path follows the river over flat ground — the obvious day tour for anyone on a bike.
Ludwigslust Palace
The baroque ducal residence, locally nicknamed the Versailles of Mecklenburg. Its sprawling park of cascades and canals carries even a grey afternoon.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.
