Camping by the Sea: Up to €245 Cheaper in Germany Compared to Other European Coasts
According to a PiNCAMP analysis, campsite prices by the sea in Germany are significantly lower than in popular European tourist destinations. A family...
According to a PiNCAMP analysis, campsite prices by the sea in Germany are significantly lower than in popular European tourist destinations. A family of two adults and one child pays an average of €42 per night, compared to €77 in Croatia, €73 in Italy, and €72 in Spain. The price gap is widening: coastal campsites in France rose by 13% year-on-year, while in Germany they increased by only 2%. Within Germany, the highest prices are in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (€49 per night) and the lowest in Schleswig-Holstein (€40). The relative affordability is due to a more even distribution of demand across the country, rather than concentration solely on the coast.