Camping by the Sea with Kids

• Camping Pascalounet: The campground is located just 100 meters from a picturesque swimming cove, so everyone can jump right into the water after breakfast together. The sheltered cove also ensures calmer waters, ideal for younger children.
• Domaine La Yole: As a 5-star campground, it stands out with a huge water park right on-site. This makes it perfect for days when the weather at the beach isn’t cooperating or you simply want a change of pace.
• Camping Le Floride & l’Embouchure: Direct access to the beach is perfectly combined here with a spacious water park. This way, kids can choose between the ocean and the pool every day, without having to go out of their way.

• Union Lido Vacanze – Cavallino-Treporti: wide sandy beach (shallow water), two large water parks, two large play and amusement parks. Agility course for dogs and on-site dog sitters.
• Centro Vacanze Pra’ delle Torri – Duna Verde: sandy beach or kids’ pool with a slide and water play features. Activities for older children (disco, bouldering, skating)
• Camping Ca' Savio – Cavallino: The campground is located in a shady pine forest right on the wide sandy beach and features two pools with a children’s pool and a pirate ship. Just a stone’s throw from Venice, it’s particularly well-suited for families who want to combine days at the beach with a day trip to the lagoon city.

• Valamar Camping Lanterna: This campground near Poreč stands out with a large pool area featuring a wading pool and family slides, as well as its own theater, movie theater, and game lounge. This way, even a rainy day by the sea won’t be boring.
• Zaton Holiday Resort: Located near Nin, very close to Zadar, this resort offers its own gently sloping sandy beach combined with a heated pool area and children’s wading pools. It’s ideal for families who want to combine beach days with a trip to Zadar’s old town.
• Camping Polari: Located in a bay not far from Rovinj, the campground sits on a 2-kilometer-long, well-maintained beach with two children’s pools, one of which has a slide. Children under 3 can even take swimming lessons here for free.

Camping with Kids on the Baltic Sea

• Rosenfelder Strand Campground: Located directly on the 400-meter-long sandy beach north of Dahme, the campground offers an adventure forest, a go-kart track, and sports fields for soccer and beach volleyball. There’s a separate section of the beach for dogs.
• Dünencamp Karlshagen: You’re just a few steps away from the beach here, and there are spacious showers for the whole family, changing tables, and baby bathtubs. A playground and a playroom ensure that kids won’t get bored during peak season.
• Wulfener Hals Camping and Vacation Park: Situated between Lake Burger Binnensee and the Baltic Sea, the campground stands out with six different restaurants and its own evening shows. Its diverse location makes it a great starting point for excursions to the island of Fehmarn.

• Henne Strand Camping & Resort: Nestled between the beach, dunes, and heathland, the campground features Villa Play—a large play area—and Villa Krea—a creative workshop for children. The nearby Legoland is an easy day trip.
• Hvidbjerg Strand Feriepark: This 6-star campground on the west coast of Jutland boasts a trampoline park, a play area, and a large water park right on-site. Children will find almost everything they could want here without even leaving the campground.
• Feddet Strand Resort: Located between the forest and the beach on the Feddet Peninsula near Copenhagen, this resort offers campsites with ocean views and a wide range of recreational activities. It’s ideal for families who want to combine a close connection to nature with comfort.

• Camping de Lakens – Zandvoort: The beach is literally right outside the door here, and there are also numerous playgrounds and an on-site entertainment team. The coastal towns of Bloemendaal and Zandvoort are within walking distance and offer additional activities for older children.
• Camping Waterbos – Rockanje: Located right next to the dunes, it’s just a few minutes’ walk to the popular Rockanje beach. A swimming pool with a children’s pool and a playground with inflatable play structures make the campground particularly enjoyable for families with babies and toddlers.
• Roompot Beach Resort: Located just 4 kilometers from the North Sea, the resort also includes the Duinrell amusement park with its Tiki Pool featuring 21 slides—available to campground guests at a discounted price. A daily entertainment program provides additional fun.

• Access to the water: Gently sloping beaches without strong currents are much safer than steep shores or tidal coasts.
• Shade near the beach: Especially in the south, the midday sun is more intense than many expect. A spot with trees or shade sails will save you from having to reapply sunscreen every hour.
• Places to retreat during bad weather: A covered play area, an indoor play barn, or at least a common room ensures that even a rainy day doesn’t turn into a drama.
• Play and childcare options: A playground, pool, or mini-club aren’t just worth their weight in gold on rainy days—they also give you, as parents, a quick breather.
• Restroom facilities and infrastructure: Separate children’s restrooms, changing stations, and short walks to your campsite often make the biggest difference in everyday life with kids, even if they’re easy to overlook when booking.

• Separate sleeping areas: Models with a lift-up bed, an alcove, or a separate kids’ area in the rear allow the little ones to go to sleep while the adults still sit together comfortably in the evening.
• Bed sizes: Not every “kids’ bed” in the vehicle is truly suitable for older children or teenagers. So be sure to check the dimensions in advance.
• Storage space: Enough room for toys, books, or a small bike makes everyday life on the road much easier.
• Safety features: Sufficient Isofix anchor points, the option to add a child seat, and fall protection for loft and alcove beds should be a given before you book.