Camping Baltic (Nr. 78)

We stayed at Baltic Campsite from July 16 to July 26. The price/performance ratio is overpriced. The pitches were poorly maintained and were distributed arbitrarily, which sometimes led to disputes with other campers. The staff, with the exception of one person, was unfriendly. When we complained, the gentleman first spoke in German and did not address the issue. Then he stated that only Polish would be spoken from now on. For us, no problem. But even here, there was no understanding. His response was: it is what it is, that's it. Kolberg never again.

Unfortunately, I cannot say anything good here. The plots are very small, the caravan fits, but with the awning it becomes critical if it is larger than 2.50 m, I cannot confirm friendliness either, just as little as the cleanliness in the washhouses. Too bad, we were very much looking forward to our vacation, as many had given us this as a tip. The beach is top-notch, you can't say anything about that, but the rest, sorry, and we really place no value on luxury. Here I prefer to use my own toilet.... 7 days as a family 534€ so just as in Germany at the Baltic Sea (info for those who might be looking for something in Poland due to the prices). The ADAC CampingCard (CKE) was also not accepted! Too bad, we are currently making the best of it.

Place very clean, as are the washrooms. Kolberg as a city is not worth it.

The friendliness of the staff is rather so-so, the place is okay for 1-2 nights, you can hear the train honking loudly (but not often). The place is about a 20-minute walk from the beach. Early June has plenty of space and a lot of German campers. Plus point: dogs are allowed. Toilets are clean. For us, no reason to stay here and we move on after 1 day. Very nice beach, but extremely crowded. Was in Rewal smaller, but much less overrun. Retirement paradise.

We are currently at this site - 3 nights with a caravan, electricity, and 2 people for 126.- Euro - so 42.- Euro per night. This makes the site quite expensive - but the operator also makes an effort to meet expectations. The site is absolutely well-maintained and clean. Fenced and guarded at night. Free Wi-Fi, TV room, playground, restaurant, everything on site. The washrooms are adequate and meticulously clean! 👌 All facilities from water to washing machine and disposal are sufficient and work well. So there is nothing to complain about. I found the price quite high, but the site is mostly inhabited by locals - so the price seems to be at a normal level here. The beach is about 500m away, which leads to the beach promenade with hundreds of shops and restaurants. The train and road haven't disturbed us so far - rarely and little to hear.

The place is like this. Showers are clean. Friendly, I can't confirm here as I can't in all of Poland. The beach is a disaster.

The staff is rather grumpy, the space itself is okay. No rolls at the location, shop closed in the morning (but there is a bakery within walking distance in the new development area - if you know about it). Restaurant at the location closes at 8:00 PM). Toilets/showers are clean, but limited (1 bathroom house closed). City sightseeing is only worth it to a limited extent.

We landed here while passing through. Checking in and site briefing was actually just processing. The site is very close to the beach, and there is quite a bit of activity on the promenade in the evenings. The sanitary facilities are really clean. We experienced that at all CPs in Poland. Unfortunately, the motorhomes that only stay for one night are parked very closely together; we could just barely open the passenger door.