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Campground on Elbe island Lühesand reopens after renovation

05.07.2026 03:17 1 min 3 sources
tagesschau.de DEU + 2 more
Campground on Elbe island Lühesand reopens after renovation
Original source: tagesschau.de

In Brief

The campground on Lühesand island (Stade district) opened on May 29, 2026, later than planned due to ice on the Elbe. New tenant Philipp Köhnken fully upgraded water, sewage, electricity and internet, and created a family beach club

The campground on Lühesand island in the Elbe (Stade district) opened on May 29, 2026, later than the originally planned Easter date. The delay was caused by ice on the Elbe, which hampered construction work. The campground was closed in 2025.

New tenant Philipp Köhnken completely renewed the water supply, sewage system and electricity, and also installed internet. The site now features a family beach club with six trampolines, two volleyball courts, a water slide and a beach soccer field.

The campground operates under the name "Familieninsel Lühesand". There are no fixed pitches — guests can choose their own spot. Areas are designated for tents, motorhomes and campers, as well as Tiny Houses that can be evacuated to the mainland in case of flood risk. The season runs until the end of October.

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Campsite on the Elbe Island of Lühesand officially reopens

30.05.2026 tagesschau.de DEU Original source

Campground on Elbe Island Lühesand reopens after renovation

29.05.2026 ndr.de DEU Original source

Camping on Lühesand Island reopens after renovation

29.05.2026 Kreiszeitung DEU Original source

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