Camping with dog
Of course, you are welcome to bring your family dog with you on your camping holiday – your loyal companion is very welcome on our campsite. Some of our rental accommodations are also suitable for a stay with pets – as a guest in these, you can request food and water bowls as well as dog beds. The heated dog shower is located at the entrance near the reception, and the cold water shower can be found in front of the "Leuchtturm" shower building. Dog waste bag dispensers are available on the campsite about 50 meters from the entrance barrier, and another one is located 100 meters outside the park. We are also happy to recommend beautiful walking routes and suitable swimming spots for your four-legged friend.
A special highlight for our canine guests is our dedicated, fenced dog area right on the campsite. Here, dogs can run around off-leash, play, and socialize with other dogs in a safe and relaxed environment. To make things even more fun, we’ve added various play equipment that invites exploration and activity. This way, your dog’s holiday becomes a truly enjoyable experience too!
Walking paths for dogs
Walking path for dogs
Between the campsite and the Campen Lighthouse, the dike can be entered with a leashed dog.
You can take your dog with you on four of the six signposted routes of the Krummhörn-Greetsiel fitness park.
In Norddeich (about 35 km away) there is a large dog beach. Here your dog can romp around without a leash.
According to the dike guard Krummhörn the following rules apply:
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According to the Lower Saxony dike law, dogs are not allowed in other dike areas, because sheep have died from being chased by unleashed dogs a few times. Dog excrements can also transmit pathogens to sheep.
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Some areas (from Campen Lighthouse to our campsite, old dike in Greetsiel) are permitted to carry along leashed dogs in agreement with the shepherds.
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The instructions of the shepherds and the dike guards must be followed.
As we emphasise a good coexistence of humans and animals, we ask for the following:
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Please remember that there are children and adults who are afraid of dogs.
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Put your dog on a leash and do not let it run free, even on your stand.
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Please take special care of children, a dog can be very dangerous for them.
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Should your dog ever do its business on the campsite, please remove it immediately.