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Naturcamping Salemer-See

3.2
Good
29 ratings
  • Operating hours: 01.04 - 31.10 - currently closed
  • Address:  Seestraße 60, 23911 Salem, Germany - Show on map
  • Region:  Baltic Sea Coast

Ratings

3.2
Good
29 ratings
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Ratings in detail

  • Tranquillity
    3.3
  • Food / Shops
    2.1
  • Overall cleanliness
    3.0
  • Cleanliness of sanitary facilities
    2.6
  • Condition of rental accommodation
    2.0
  • Friendliness
    3.5
  • Infrastructure
    3.4
  • Leisure activities
    3.6
  • Location
    4.4
  • Value for money
    3.1
  • Sanitary facilities
    3.0

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4.0
Cornelia S.
Stay: Apr 2023
"No control - Super nice location. Pure nature and beautiful lake that invites you to swim. A small "corner store" is missing...
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3.0
Heike S.
Stay: Apr 2022
"4 stars not justified!!! - Waste garbage cans not within reach Focus is on day and weekend campers. Some behave like Stone Age people..... If you express your displeasure as a long-term camper, you are told to quit if you don't like it. The management is not open to criticism! What a pity!
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4.0
Dirk B.
Stay: Apr 2022
"Fortunately quiet - We were there on the first weekend after the Easter holidays in 2022 and had reserved a pitch on the C meadow in advance. However, the reservation wasn't even necessary as the whole site was still in hibernation and there were hardly any tourist campers there. So we shared the entire C-meadow with only 4 other campers, the rest remained empty. Most of the time it was quiet, but there were a lot of permanent campers on site who were getting their pitches ready for the camping season and therefore made a lot of noise during the lunch break by mowing the lawn, trimming hedges and shredding branches. However, it was quiet in the evening and at night. There is electricity and water all over the meadow, but it is better to have a longer cable reel with you. The meadow is quite flat and the grass was mowed quite short. There is a modern wash house right next to the C meadow. There was enough toilet paper and there was none missing as described in other reviews here. The wash house was also clean. However, there were only 4 shower cubicles for the men. This could lead to waiting times in high season when the meadow is fully occupied and the permanent campers are also on site. At least the showers work without shower coins or chip cards. Otherwise, there was surprisingly nothing going on on the site. The "Wildkehlchen" restaurant was therefore still closed (although it was open on their Facebook page) and the bread roll service was not yet available. However, you should be prepared for a long walk if you want to walk from the C-Wiese to the reception in the morning to get bread rolls and back.
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1.0
Niklas S.
Stay: Aug 2021
"Never again!!! Great location, nothing made of it...shame.... - Outdated, unkempt sanitary building (really disgusting conditions). In Corona times only one cleaning per week! Unfriendly, destructive staff. Unkempt place, very loveless. Kiosk with "daily fresh bread rolls" finally opened after 5 days. All you get to hear from reception is: "But it's supposed to be open" Without exaggerating, the worst vacation of our lives. This place is pure mass processing.
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Stefan R.
Stay: Aug 2020
"Not recommended - The campsite is organized like a parking garage. There is a barrier system with the possibility of one exit/entry per day. Otherwise the barrier does not open. On the day of departure, you can only pack your tent wet/damp, as you have to leave the site at 11.00 am. If you are not at the barrier on time, you will be charged a full overnight fee shortly after 11.00 a.m., which must then be paid at the automatic pay station. This is clearly stated on the bill, which can certainly be interpreted as a threat. You can no longer use the beautiful beach on the day of departure, as you can't even find a parking space on the campsite's forecourt after check-out, as no parking signs have been put up everywhere. Electricity is automatically charged as a flat rate, even if you don't need electricity. Not recommended for a weekend trip, as it is not possible to relax on this site on a Sunday, just get up early, have a quick breakfast and pack up frantically. Here you have to pay. Why do you have to leave the campsite so early? No new camper arrives at 11.00 a.m.! If you could leave the campsite at 1.00 or 2.00 pm, you would have time to pack up in peace. The children could then go and play and everything would be fine. Stefan R.
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Tanja Z.
Stay: Aug 2020
"Never again - I know that Corona has caused a lot of confusion. But that doesn't excuse the conditions here. There are far too few showers and toilets, which are dirty to boot. Cleaning should be stepped up right now, but no way! The garbage cans on the beach are only emptied pro forma. That stinks and attracts wasps. The beach itself is great and swimming in the lake is also fantastic. But as the beach is small, there is no minimum distance. This is partly due to the day visitors who only come here to swim. Incidentally, we have a premium pitch, which costs 4 euros extra per day. Premium means here: No view of the lake No water connection No waste water but the noise from the beach I somehow imagined it differently. Fishing is also very difficult here. It's forbidden wherever guests are swimming. So the only option is fishing from a boat. But only in certain areas and the boat must have an anchor. However, there was never any mention of these restrictions when I asked by phone. Fortunately, the much-described lakeside pavilion was closed. So we were spared the pop music. But unfortunately the kiosk was also closed. Well, tough luck. Conclusion: Despite the beautiful nature, we won't be vacationing here again.
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Activities recommended by guests

CyclingCycling (20 Guests)
HikingHiking (18 Guests)
SwimmingSwimming (18 Guests)
Kayak
Kayaking
(13 Guests)
Relaxing
Relaxing
(12 Guests)
Fishing
Fishing
(7 Guests)
Strolling
Leisurely walks
(5 Guests)
Mountainbiking
Mountain biking
(1 Guest)
Sightseeing
Sightseeing
(1 Guest)
Surfing
Surfing
(1 Guest)

Rated by guests as "Suitable for"

3.6
Senior citizens
3.5
Couples
3.5
Guests with dogs
3.5
Families with children under 12
3.4
Guests with tents
3.4
Families with children under 6
3.0
Families with children under 18
3.0
Youth groups

Description

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idyllically situated, directly on the shores of Lake Salem in the beautiful district of Herzogtum Lauenburg, we offer pure nature for young and old. Come to rest, take a deep breath and relax from everyday life. Let your soul dangle. …Whether on the edge of the forest or on the many sunny plateaus, everyone is sure to find the perfect spot for their caravan, mobile home or tent. Attractive experiences for active pursuits are guaranteed, as various water sports, swimming, hiking, cycling on land and water, miniature golf or fishing are sure to keep you busy. Anglers will find wonderful spots at Salem Lake and the kids can really let off steam in our playground. We offer free Wi-Fi in the reception area. Great paths through forests, meadows and blossoming rape fields invite you to bike tours, walks or hikes. So quickly pack your picnic basket and off you go. "Wildkehlchen" We have rebuilt the old lakeside pavilion into a new bistro, the Wildkehlchen. You'll find us at the Salemer See nature campsite, right by the lakeside pitches. Freshly brewed coffee, juices, bread and rolls for sale in our shop - with our own recipes from our Kehlchen bakery. Above the Salem Lake, between the miniature golf and the playground, lies our sunny Alexanderwiese. The pitches on the meadow are not parcelled out, so you can choose a nice spot for yourself. Our Alexander meadow, also called A-meadow, has various electricity boxes, as well as water tapping points. Families will find our large playground directly nearby, as well as a short walk down the stairs to Salem Lake. Next to the playground is our large wash house. You can park your cars in front of the entrance to the Alexanderwiese.
  • Campsite category:
  • Size of the site: 25 ha (Ground conditions: Grass)
  • Total number of pitches: 859
  • Number of tourist pitches: 200
  • Motorhome pitches in front of the gates: 0
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Reference price

Peak season €28.00*
Low season €22.00*
CampingCard logoCampingCard ACSI€21.00
*Two adults, caravan, car, electricity and local taxes per night

Operating hours

01. April - 31. October

Location

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3.2

Directions

From the A20, take the B207 towards Ratzeburg. In Ratzeburg, take the B208/L203 towards Seedorf. After 4 km, take the Salem exit and follow the signs to the campsite, which is well signposted.
  • Lake: On site
  • Next town/village: 1 km

Address

Seestraße 60
23911  Salem
Germany
GPS Coordinates
Lat 53.64923, Long 10.83501
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Contact

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websitewww.campingplatz-salemer-see.de

Frequently asked questions

How far from the lake is Naturcamping Salemer-See?
Naturcamping Salemer-See is located directly at the lake. Learn more about the location
Are dogs allowed at the campsite Naturcamping Salemer-See?
Dogs are allowed in high season and low season. Guests rate Naturcamping Salemer-See as "suitable for guests with dogs" with 3.5 out of 5. Read reviews in detail now
When is Naturcamping Salemer-See open?
Naturcamping Salemer-See is open from April 1 until October 31. Check availabilities now
Is Naturcamping Salemer-See family friendly?
For leisure activities, the campsite Naturcamping Salemer-See offers many possibilities, such as Playground and much more.

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How do guests and other campers rate Naturcamping Salemer-See?
Campers rate Naturcamping Salemer-See 3.2 out of 5.

Guests rate the following properties particularly well: Location

According to its guests Naturcamping Salemer-See is ideal for: Cycling and Hiking

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Are there shopping facilities near Naturcamping Salemer-See?
There is a grocery store 5 km away. In addition, Naturcamping Salemer-See offers a bread service directly at the site. The nearest town is 1 km away. Learn more about the location
How far is the nearest town or city from Naturcamping Salemer-See?
The nearest town is 1 km away. Learn more about the location
What food options does Naturcamping Salemer-See offer?
Food is well taken care of, because there is a restaurant directly at the site. Furthermore, there is also a snack bar directly at the site.

With the bread service directly at the site you can start the day relaxed.

For self-catering there is a grocery store at a distance of 5 km. Real barbecue fans may even fire up the charcoal grill.

Overall, guests rate the food and beverage at the site 2.1 out of 5.

By the way, gas bottles can be exchanged directly at the site.

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Is there wifi or internet at the campsite Naturcamping Salemer-See?
The campsite Naturcamping Salemer-See offers wifi in part. This is free.
Is Naturcamping Salemer-See barrier-free?
Ramps are available for wheelchair users. The sanitary facilities are barrier-free. View all campsite features
How many pitches does Naturcamping Salemer-See have?
Naturcamping Salemer-See has 200 pitches for tourists and 659 pitches for permanent campers.

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How big is Naturcamping Salemer-See?
Naturcamping Salemer-See has a size of 25 hectares. Ground condition is: Grass

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How much does it cost to stay at Naturcamping Salemer-See?
An overnight stay at Naturcamping Salemer-See costs €22.00 - €28.00, but prices vary depending on the chosen period, guests, etc. At camping.info you can enter your travel dates to see current prices and availability.

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Does Naturcamping Salemer-See accept the CampingCard ACSI?
Naturcamping Salemer-See accepts CampingCard ACSI in the following periods:

  • 04/01/2025 to 06/30/2025
  • 09/01/2025 to 10/31/2025
In these periods you pay only 21 € per night. Check availabilities now

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