Camping in Sassenberg

The pretty town of Sassenberg in the beautiful Münsterland region is one of the most popular places for campers in North Rhine-Westphalia. The nearby Feldmarksee lake in the local recreation area of the same name is ideal for relaxing days by the water and is extremely popular with both water sports enthusiasts and families with children. The Münsterland region with its beautiful fields and meadows is ideal for long walks and cycle tours - even with dogs. The nearby cities of Münster and Osnabrück are popular excursion destinations.

Special features of camping in Sassenberg

Sassenberg is located in eastern Münsterland, just a few kilometres from Münster. Sassenberg is particularly well-known among campers for its idyllic Feldmarksee lake. The lake in the Feldmark recreation area offers a wide range of leisure activities for water sports enthusiasts. For example, you can go sailing, surfing, fishing or pedal boating here. The campsites in Sassenberg are spread around the lake and are a popular destination for families with children in summer. The nearby towns of Sassenberg and Warendorf are easily accessible by bike. Some bikes can be hired directly on site. Dogs are generally allowed, so dog owners can also explore the beautiful Feldmark with their four-legged friends.

Popular campsites in Sassenberg

In addition to pitches for motorhomes and caravans, some of the campsites in Sassenberg also offer rental accommodation and mobile homes for holiday stays. In the peak summer season, it is advisable to book well in advance, as the Feldmark is an extremely popular holiday destination.

Campingpark Heidewald

The beautiful Heidewald campsite offers feel-good camping for families and those seeking peace and quiet. The well-kept holiday complex on the outskirts of Sassenberg borders directly on the Feldmark. The Feldmarksee lake is just a few minutes' walk away. In addition to a large playground with a bouncy castle for children, there is also a volleyball court. The sleeping barrels and safari tents in the glamping village are particularly popular.

Münsterland Eichenhof camping park

The perfect place for swimming fans: Campingpark Münsterland Eichenhof is located directly on the shore of the Feldmarksee lake and is just a few metres from the lido. The petting zoo on the site is also a real hit with children. In the holiday periods, there is also children's entertainment and lots of exciting events for young and old. A great place for the whole family!

Campingpark Sonnensee

Camping on the sunny side of life is promised by the beautiful Campingpark Sonnensee. The cosy site on the lake of the same name is the perfect holiday home for anyone who wants to spend a few relaxing days by the lake. The pitches are extremely spacious and blend in perfectly with the park-like landscape. There is also an excellent sandy beach, clean sanitary facilities and a cosy beer garden. What more could you need?

Favourite places in the region

Sassenberg is an ideal place to explore the pretty towns and villages of Münsterland. Just a few kilometres to the west is the cultural stronghold of Münster, which is also one of the most bike-friendly cities in Germany - the perfect destination for a day trip by bike. A little further north is the "city of peace" Osnabrück. This is where the Peace of Westphalia was signed in 1648. Today, the city attracts visitors with a varied cultural programme and a pretty city centre. Warendorf is also a real highlight not far from Sassenberg. The district town is known as the horse metropolis of Germany, as no other place in the country keeps so many horses.

Münster

Münster is the cycling capital of Germany. Nowhere else is there such a well-developed network of cycle paths, making Münster an ideal destination for cycle tours. There is plenty to see in the city: the city centre with its beautiful arcades on Prinzipalmarkt, imposing churches such as St. Lamberti and the mighty St. Paul's Cathedral, magnificent baroque buildings such as Münster Palace or the Erbdrostenhof. For culture fans, a visit to the Pablo Picasso Graphic Museum is also worthwhile.

Osnabrück

Situated between the Teutoburg Forest and Wiehengebirge mountains, Osnabrück is the only major city in Germany that is located in the centre of a nature park. This makes the city an ideal starting point for exploring the beautiful landscapes of the Osnabrück region. The lovingly renovated historic old town and Osnabrück's numerous weekly markets invite you to take a leisurely stroll through the city.

Warendorf

Warendorf is known as the horse metropolis of the republic for its annual stallion parades. There are more horses in the pastures around Warendorf than anywhere else in Germany. The historic old town centre with its medieval market square is also well worth a visit! There are also great cycle paths around Warendorf that lead along the River Ems to idyllic farms and country estates.

Sights and excursion tips

• Feldmarksee: The Feldmarksee is the centre of the Feldmark recreational area and a great place for swimming, relaxing and water sports in summer.

• Harkotten von Ketteler Castle: Harkotten Castle in the Füchtorf district is one of the few double castles in Germany. The beautiful baroque garden is home to a highly recommended café.

• Vinnenberg Monastery: Vinnenberg Monastery is considered the oldest place of pilgrimage to the Virgin Mary in the diocese of Münster. The building is embedded in a beautiful park. Walks in the neighbouring Vinnenberger Busch nature reserve are also worthwhile.

• Schücking House: Schücking House is an old manor house from the 18th century. The artistically designed façade and the tower-like pyramid roof are remarkable.

• Emsaue: The Emsaue nature reserve near Warendorf is a beautiful area for hiking and walking. With a bit of luck, visitors will discover the wild horses and aurochs that have been living here for several years.

  Tour tipIf you have a little more time to explore the region, you should make a note of the following camping route: from Duisburg to Emmerich. This fantastic tour takes you along the Lower Rhine to the Dutch border. Along the way are picturesque towns such as Rheinberg, Xanten and Kalkar, great nature and plenty of opportunities to relax by the water. This tour is highly recommended, especially in summer. Cyclists in particular will get their money's worth on the route, as there are plenty of opportunities for day trips.find out more