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2026 camping ranking: Kühlungsborn is East Germany's most-viewed campsite

16.09.2026 09:59 1 min 1 source РУС
Berliner Kurier DEU
2026 camping ranking: Kühlungsborn is East Germany's most-viewed campsite
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Campingpark Kühlungsborn on the Baltic Sea ranked 13th in the list of the 100 most-viewed campsites in Europe, according to the portal camping.info. The ranking is based on page views from January to September 2026, covering more than 23,000 campsites in 44 countries. Five East German sites made the list: four in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and one in Brandenburg — Komfortcamping Senftenberger See at No. 97. Germany accounts for 47 of the 100 entries, with Insel-Camp Fehmarn the highest-placed German site at No. 7. According to the portal, a standard night at a German campsite in high season costs around 30 euros, compared with over 40 euros in Austria, Italy, Switzerland and Croatia.

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2026 camping ranking: Kühlungsborn is East Germany's most-viewed campsite

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Updated: 12.09.2026

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