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The town of Haselünne raises fees for motorhome and tent sites due to budget shortfall. On Usedom island, several campsites increase motorhome parking fees by €0.5–4 per night, citing higher operating and energy costs.
Several regions in Germany have announced camping price increases. The town of Haselünne (Lower Saxony) is raising fees for motorhome sites by the lake and a youth tent camp on the Hase River. The reason is a budget deficit following infrastructure investments. New rates take effect soon.
On the Baltic island of Usedom, several campsites will raise prices for motorhome and caravan parking in 2026. The nightly fee for a motorhome will increase by €0.5–4, though some sites keep prices unchanged. Operators cite rising operating and energy costs.
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The city of Haselünne (Germany) is raising fees for motorhome parking spaces at the lake and the youth tent camp on the Hase River. The increase is du...
The city of Haselünne (Germany) is raising fees for motorhome parking spaces at the lake and the youth tent camp on the Hase River. The increase is due to budget deficits following infrastructure investments. New rates will take effect shortly.
Several campsites on the German island of Usedom will increase prices for motorhome and caravan pitches in 2026. The nightly fee for a motorhome will ...
Several campsites on the German island of Usedom will increase prices for motorhome and caravan pitches in 2026. The nightly fee for a motorhome will rise by 0.5 to 4 euros, while some sites will keep prices stable. Operators cite increased operational and energy costs as the reason.
Updated: 25.07.2026
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