Campsite KNAUS Wingst

Nice campsite in the north of Germany!

KNAUS campsite Wingst is idyllically situated in the vast meadow landscape south of Cuxhaven and on the edge of the forest. The campsite is in a beautiful setting with varied landscapes, and here you can enjoy the peace and activities.

Opposite KNAUS camping Wingst you will find an indoor and outdoor swimming pool with a beautiful water slide, which guests can use for free. Prefer swimming in natural water? At the campsite there is a nice swimming and fishing pond with a sandy beach.

At campsite Wingst you can play a game of pétanque or mini golf with the family, or what do you think of fishing at one of the specially built fishing spots. For sporting entertainment there is also a table tennis table, soccer field and beach volleyball court. For younger guests there is a children and youth club, in addition, the campsite offers a great entertainment program during high season.

The campsite has a restaurant with terrace, beer garden, barbecue area with herb garden and a barbecue hut. There is a small supermarket where you can do some daily shopping. For a great holiday there is plenty to do at the campsite Wingst!

What to do in the vicinity of KNAUS Camping Wingst?

• Discover the area by bicycle
• Visit Bremerhaven
• Visit Cuxhaven and Hamburg

The surroundings of KNAUS camping park Wingst are perfect for a wonderful cycling or walking holiday, you have many opportunities to explore the area by bike or on foot.

What do you think of a visit to the Bremerhaven where you can admire the harbor or go to the climate house, shipping museum or even the beautiful Helgoland. You can also visit Hamburg, Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany after Berlin. Due to its location on the Elbe, the city has a rich maritime past that still continues. The port of Hamburg is therefore one of the largest tourist attractions in the city. You will notice that Hamburg is also the second richest city in Europe when you go shopping in the designer street Neuer Wall. Also take a look at the old Elbetunnel. The walls are decorated with terracotta tiles that show objects related to the Elbe.