Camping Meridian

We were warmly welcomed at the campsite. The sanitary facilities are new and clean. I thought the outdoor showers were great. However, bad weather can lead to wet spots, depending on where you stand. The plots really should be renovated and better equipped with drainage. A downpour is enough and you will deal with the soggy ground in the tent for a long time. We couldn't lay out the tent carpet for a week. The camping chairs sank into the ground. Access to the campsite is poor. You can only drive directly through the village to get to the campsite. You struggle through crowds of people in the bustling seaside resort. Additionally, cars are parked on both sides of the road and parked all the way to the intersection, making it very difficult to get to or leave the campsite. Wi-Fi only at the reception!

We stayed at this campsite for one night in the second half of August 2023 with a camper, on the way back to Germany. We had been traveling in Sweden for three weeks prior, so the evaluation may not be entirely fair for a Polish campsite, but we have no comparison options. The site is quite small and the campers are parked very close together. There is a very modern sanitary building at one end of the site and a rather old, small sanitary building (each with a toilet for ladies, gentlemen, and people with disabilities) at the other end. What is missing are separate washing cabins. The site appears well-maintained and is quite green. There are two small playgrounds and a beach volleyball court. The campsite is located at the end of a very touristy place, just 200 meters away from the beautiful, endlessly long sandy beach. Many propeller planes fly over the site, otherwise it is fairly quiet. For one night, the site was definitely sufficient; however, we would not want to stay this cramped for longer.

Due to the Corona regulation, we were unable to find a campsite on the German Baltic Sea coast, so we spontaneously decided to travel to Poland with two adults in a VW Caddy minicamper. The Meridian campsite accommodated us without a reservation. They provided us a spot under trees, in the shade. They still adhered to the Corona rules. The site, run by Germans, is highly recommended. It takes just 2 minutes to reach the town center and also only 2 minutes to the beautiful sandy beach. The site, the town, and the beach are clean and well-maintained. We noticed how child-friendly it is; there are playgrounds and attractions for children everywhere. The town itself offers everything you need. Bicycle rentals up to e-bikes, you won't miss a thing. The restaurants are reasonably priced, while the food is top-notch. We were very impressed and will definitely come back soon. The price at the site is more than okay. From Friday to Sunday, including electricity, water, Wi-Fi, the camper with awning, and two people, we paid 48.00 € - that in the high season at the Baltic Sea on a quiet campsite surrounded by trees. The sanitary facilities are clean but a bit outdated. For us, this is no reason to deduct a star. The management is very friendly and helpful, speaks German very well, and tries to accommodate what they can. We were really completely satisfied. In terms of service and value for money, some sites in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania could take a lesson. Some campsite operators did not even respond to us. THE Polish Baltic Sea coast is worth a trip, if not even the favorite for the average consumer.

Hello, this year we have been here for the third time, and we will come again. The place is very beautiful. The sanitary facilities could use an update. They are cleaned every day anyway. We always like to come here again.