Kur- und Campingplatz Roland

A campsite for max. one night. If the owner weren't so super unfriendly, maybe also for 2 nights. The restroom facilities are very outdated and the playground should also be checked for safety by T c Nord. It's not really nice here.

A very beautiful, well-kept place with level meadows, sun, shade, and semi-shaded spots. The operator, a very nice and friendly gentleman, brings everyone to their spot and helps out if someone needs assistance. The sanitary facilities are a bit dated but super clean. They are cleaned multiple times a day. Most people use this site for one or two nights while passing through. Bad Bramstedt can be reached by car in 5 minutes. There you will find everything you need for shopping or dining. During the day the main road is a bit louder, but it is not disturbing. At night it is very quiet. For children, there is a small playground with climbing equipment, swings, and a covered sandpit. Wi-Fi is not available. But the internet connection via mobile phone is very good. This is certainly not the right campsite for flashy campers or glamping lovers. For real campers, it is a clear recommendation. If all campsites were managed like the Roland campsite in Bad Bramstedt, camping would be even more beautiful than it already is.

The small site is ideally located as an overnight stay (stage from Scandinavia to just before the Elbe Tunnel), close to the highway, within walking distance to the town with many restaurants and ice cream cafes, Shell and JET gas stations less than 1000 meters away. However, it is also a good starting point for musical and festival visits. The site is small, well-kept, quite well equipped, and CLEAN! The site manager is nice and rustic. We always enjoy the stop with our caravan and dog.

We had a wonderful time in the small square covered with large trees. The sanitary facilities are very clean and we were well taken care of. Many greetings from the family with the open window

The owner’s partner became aggressive after he yelled at a customer who only spoke English. She had taken longer than 11 a.m. due to the weather and a broken bicycle. Additionally, her 13-year-old son was pulled out of the shower by the owner. She yelled at the child, who only spoke English, to not use so much water after he had been showering for 2 minutes. This was then reported to the police.