Nordsee-Campingplatz Hooksiel

Directly on the North Sea coast with a view of the Wadden Sea UNESCO World Heritage Site, the North Sea campsite in Hooksiel welcomes its guests. The campsite is the perfect holiday destination for couples and families.

Excellent campsite with nudist and dog areas

Nordsee-Campingplatz Hooksiel is one of the oldest and largest campsites in Germany. The site is located directly on the dyke and impresses with its scenic diversity, friendly atmosphere and excellent cuisine. The traditional campsite has a separate area for naturists, and dog lovers will also find a place here. Active holidaymakers will have just as much fun Nordic walking or jogging on the beach as they will surfing or water skiing. Children can enjoy playgrounds, a football pitch and, of course, the beach and the Wadden Sea. Just a few steps over the flat dyke and green meadows and young and old can build sandcastles, swim or search for lugworms. With a fresh North Sea breeze blowing around your nose, many a camper's heart beats faster. Guests' physical well-being is also catered for. The campsite's own bakery offers fresh bread and rolls for breakfast every day, ensuring a delicious start to the day. And if you want a good lunch or dinner, you don't need to leave the campsite. The restaurant spoils its guests with delicious North German specialities. Evening entertainment is provided in the camper barn with music, dancing, games and socialising.

Camping on a dream beach and beautiful excursions

The North Sea campsite in Hooksiel offers its guests spacious pitches on flat meadows. Each pitch has a direct electricity and water connection. There are also specially designated pitches for dog owners as well as extra free-range areas for four-legged guests. W-LAN is also available throughout the campsite. The wonderfully wide and fine sandy beach of Hooksiel is right on the doorstep of the North Sea campsite Hooksiel. Bright blue skies, beautiful nature and high and low tides are just some of the highlights in Wangerland. A guided mudflat hike should be at the top of everyone's list of holiday activities, as this is the best way to get to know the Wadden Sea. From Hooksiel, wonderful cycling and hiking trails invite you to actively admire the surroundings. The Wangerland Express is a leisurely and effortless way to explore Wangerland. The little train runs on various routes to the most beautiful places in the region. If you would like to visit the East Frisian Islands, you can take a ferry from the nearby harbours. If the weather is bad, it's worth spending a day with children up to the age of 12 in the Hohenkirchen play town. It is covered and worth a visit at any time of year. Carousels, bumper cars, rollercoasters and climbing areas as well as chips, ice cream and much more await visitors of all ages.

A well-kept and child-friendly campsite right on the North Sea coast with spacious pitches on flat meadows: the North Sea campsite in Hooksiel has its own naturist area and pitches for dog owners.