Campsite or motorhome pitch: which place fits your trip?

Krossinsee accepts motorhomes, caravans and tents, with a separate tent area beneath the pines. Marina Wendenschloß has pitches for motorhomes and caravans. Krossinsee is divided into several areas, so check which one fits your vehicle before booking.

The marina is about three kilometres on foot from Köpenick’s old town and castle. For public transport, BWSG points to the S3 to Köpenick and tram 62 to Zur Nachtheide. Check the timetable for the day you plan to visit.

Krossinsee has electricity connections across much of the grounds, though not on the tent meadow. The operator says a CEE adapter is needed to use a hookup. At Marina Wendenschloß, BWSG lists showers, toilets, electricity and fresh water. Portable-tank disposal at the marina is available only to overnight guests. Facilities, vehicle dimensions and fees can vary by area, so confirm the details for your chosen pitch.

The length of your stay can help narrow the choice. The German Tourism Association describes transit pitches as usually suited to one night and short-stay pitches to one or two. Better-equipped motorhome sites are intended for longer stays, while traditional campsites suit holidays of several days or weeks. These are broad descriptions, not rules for every site, so ask the operator how long you may stay.