Campingpark Himmelpfort
Harbour in Germany · 53.1683° N · 13.2338° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 27 September 2026Campingpark Himmelpfort sits directly on the 371-hectare Lake Stolpsee in the southern Mecklenburg Lake District, amid a scenic area known as the 'paradise between four lakes'. The site offers pitches for caravans/motorhomes, tents and a few mini-hotels, plus a jetty where you can moor your boat for 5 €/day.
No VHF channel, depth figures or number of guest berths are given, but the price for a boat at the jetty is 5 € per day, and only cash payment is accepted.
On site there are showers, drinking water and waste handling included in the price at no extra charge, plus electricity (6 amps) at the pitches and extended WiFi in the mini-hotels and all areas A-F. You can rent kayaks, canoes and SUP boards with accessories such as paddles, life vests and waterproof barrels, and there is a restaurant/reception offering fresh bread rolls in the morning. Waterskiing and wakeboarding are also available on the lake.
Walking and cycling routes lead to the former Cistercian monastery ruins with its herb garden and the nearby Christmas Post Office, where children can personally hand a letter to Santa Claus. Moor your boat at the jetty and explore Lake Stolpsee and the surrounding Fürstenberg Lake District from Himmelpfort's idyllic shore.
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