Nordsee-Camping Neuharlingersiel

Beach lovers, wellness fans and families will discover an impressive campsite on the North Sea with Nordsee-Camping Neuharlingersiel. It is located in the Thalasso North Sea spa resort of Neuharlingersiel and offers access to the sandy beach.

Family-friendly camping by the North Sea

The Kurverein's Nordsee-Camping Neuharlingersiel campsite provides the perfect setting for a nature-loving holiday in comfort on the German North Sea coast. Its special features include access to the beach, the BadeWerk wellness and health centre and its location on the North Sea coastal cycle path. The wide range of offers for families with children rounds off its amenities. Beach lovers can sniff the sea breeze, relax in beach chairs or go for long walks; children can dig in the fine sand, play in the green beach area or let off steam at the wave playground on the dyke. Active holidaymakers can burn off energy with beach volleyball, kite surfing and surfing or follow the North Sea coastal cycle path that runs along the sea in front of the campsite. Wellness fans are drawn to the neighbouring BadeWerk Neuharlingersiel, where an indoor seawater pool, a sauna landscape, massages and thalassotherapy treatments promise relaxation in a feel-good atmosphere. Gymnastics and spa facilities, a sports programme and a beauty department complete the wellness centre's extensive offer. Families with children will appreciate the facilities at Camping Nordsee-Camping Neuharlingersiel, such as the baby changing room, the sanitary facilities for children, the children's playground and the recreation room. The children's entertainment and a varied programme provide amusing entertainment.

Comfort campsite with sea view in East Frisia

The grounds of the Nordsee-Camping Neuharlingersiel campsite extend along the North Sea coastal cycle path with sea views in the North Sea spa town of Neuharlingersiel in Lower Saxony. It extends - divided into two parts by a public walking, parking and driving area - on the land side of the dyke and is criss-crossed by drainage ditches, medium-height trees and bushes. Access to the 400 metre long, wide sandy beach is via the cycle and pedestrian path on the dyke. The campsite has a restaurant with WLAN, a snack bar, a supermarket, a camping and leisure shop and covered cooking facilities. A bread roll service is available in the morning. The centre of Neuharlingersiel is 500m away, the nearest public bus stop 200m. A 1.3km walk takes you to the harbour, where the ferry to Spiekeroog departs. The Lower Saxony Wadden Sea National Park stretches along the coast with its dunes, salt marshes, seals and wading birds. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and can be explored on guided hikes.