Jugendcamp Grömitz

I'LL NEVER COME HERE AGAIN!!It's so bad, the tents look like they're in a horse stable, the arrival is pure horror. First it's incredibly cold in the bus, then the tents where I live in the pigsty. The absolute shithole here, the beds look like they were made out of garbage.Also very poor reception, can't write to my parents etc.If you're hungry and there aren't any meals available, you have to get something from the kiosk that opens whenever it wants or you just walk forever into the city. There are still restaurants nearby but they are expensive and as a teenager/child you can't afford that I can only recommend the ice cream shop.The only activity that was fun was the Hansa Park, which wasn't part of the camp.The toilets (boys) are simply dirty, 3 out of 4 taps are broken, there is only one clean toilet that will collapse sooner or later.Staff are sometimes nice, sometimes not, it depends on their mood, of course there are nice staff but only a few.There's no entertainment to be found here, there's a lot of broken stuff in the camp, there's nothing good nearby, and the city is also boring.Conclusion: Nothing would persuade me to spend a night in this camp, let alone a week

Despite a few issues with the room, overall it was a good experience.

Unfortunately you can only give 1 star because this “hole” deserves 0. When we arrived we were shocked by the “huts” that were supposed to be accommodation. Right at the beginning we had to vacuum it ourselves because there was dirt everywhere. There was mold in the corners and the air was dusty. The “loft beds” were two cheap beds screwed together and the slatted frame collapsed after the second night, so a replacement bed had to be found. The sanitary facilities were just as bad. The water didn't smell fresh, the showers only worked cold and the toilets were just as dirty. Once you finally managed to fall asleep on the uncomfortable mattresses, it got incredibly cold at night because the walls are old and rotten. In addition, you will be woken up by seagulls around 7:00. Now about the food. At breakfast there was only cheap sausage and Nutella knock-offs. For lunch there were “meatballs” which were also not edible. The nearest supermarket is 3.9 kilometers away, which is why you have to rely on this inedible food. We were so shocked that we left a day early. You really have to take this accommodation with humor as it is just a joke. I really can't recommend anyone to travel there.

AS PARENTS, WE ARE GLAD THAT OUR CHILD WASN'T STABBED!!!Our appeal: Don't make the same stupid mistake and send your child to this camp!The organizers should be ashamed because they must know that the children here are being robbed across the board and even threatened with knives and taken away.I don't want to talk about the shabby condition of the tents, the unhygienic sanitary facilities, the poor quality food, which is also served in too small quantities, as well as the lack of motivation of the supervisors, because you can read all about that in the other reviews .Our mistake was that we didn't read the MANY, MANY BAD REVIEWS in advance because our child went there with a classmate and we trusted that his parents had chosen something sensible.Our request: Read the remaining reviews AND TAKE THEM SERIOUSLY, because they are not made up stories, but are 100% factual.Our son (12 years old) and his tent mates had money stolen on the first night while he was sleeping.The following night, a teenager appeared in the tent, threatened the children with a knife (original sound: "I will stab you all!") and wanted to force them to hand over their valuables. The local police were then called in. It turned out that the young person was a drug addict and intended to finance his drug consumption in this way.An isolated case? Who can know that?When our child returned home, he was very emaciated. As a 12-year-old, our son had lost three kilos in weight within a week. That says a lot!!

My son went to camp this summer and loved it. The boys had a lot of fun there, the supervisors were super nice and funny...many thanks especially to Gabriel and Robin!He would definitely recommend the camp.

The lodges sometimes leak and the beds sometimes squeak, but otherwise it's very cool there. But the food is sometimes a bit strange but sometimes also delicious

Photos speak for themselves 😢

Well, the trip started with us being abandoned for over 3 hours after we arrived and being told to wait until our accommodations were assigned to us. The supervisors seemed relatively unmotivated, even if there were a few nice faces. After we were assigned to our lodge, we first discovered that the fire alarm was very easily installed and fell off when a volleyball hit us.The beds were not in good condition, one of them creaked so loudly every time you moved that everyone could hear it if you moved even an inch.However, the room had so little space and so few small cupboards that suitcases had to be stored on the floor. So you can definitely say that it was too small for 6 people in this case. A socket is also a bit small, so I would recommend that everyone take multiple plugs with them. But now enough about the lodge, although I have to point out that there is no electricity in the tents and one of our colleagues' beds collapsed during the night. The showers weren't bad and just a bit hard but very good for youth hostel standards. Unfortunately, this cannot be said about the toilets. These were really mangy. The standing toilets were adequate, but the normal ones left something to be desired, even though they are supposed to be cleaned thoroughly every morning, they are very disgusting, there is a lot of piss on the floor, clogged toilets and the sinks are completely outdated and some of them don't work. were installed incorrectly. Let's move on to the food, which was very unappetizing and was available in very small quantities. The breakfast was good considering the conditions, as there were good rolls and nice options for toppings as well as milk and mediocre cereal. Lunch was more or less not available, as there was only a small snack at reception, which in many cases was not very enjoyable. The dinner was the most degrading thing about the whole thing, as there were no tasty meals, it tasted very unappetizing and you didn't get full because of the small amount, so you really have to pack something for your child to fill up there, alternatively you can You can also bring money with you to buy something to eat in the “city”. This town wasn't a blast either, there's a fancy Ferris wheel on the beach about a 30 minute walk just like the town itself. The Ferris wheel was tall and is really nice. This so-called city is again very small, there are grocery stores like Rewe. There was also a nice souvenir shop, but not much else apart from a small Tedi. The system used to leave the camp is also a bit poorly thought out; at the beginning you are given a so-called go card, which is then handed over to the always motivated receptionist. Then you have to register and write where you are going and what your name is etc. and hand in your go-cards, which also have information such as your telephone number on them. The only problem is that this reception, which is also a kind of kiosk, has fixed opening times, which means that you don't even have the opportunity to log out half the day, and leaving without a card is also not checked. The beach is very nice, a few algae like you don't see anywhere else on the Baltic Sea. The lifeguards are also in a clearly demarcated area which should be appreciated. The supervisors, however, also have a very leaky system here, as according to them you are only allowed to go into the water under the supervision of a supervisor. However, if one is there, this doesn't really make a difference because some supervisors spend their shift sleeping. Even though I mainly focused on negative aspects in this review, it was still a very nice vacation with some very nice supervisors.

Poor hygiene e.g. shower, toilet, poor floors and the beds are also broken and inadequate and the food could be better and under the tables in esssasl are never cleaned,,,,,,,,||Greetings to anja grumbrecht …

Around 365 days ago, I and my partner (Max E) took part in a week-long expedition to Grömitz. Our expectations were already dampened upon arrival when we were horrified to discover what a miserable condition the area was in. After waiting for almost a whole day (without food, mind you), we were finally allowed to go to our bedchamber (a hut of about 2 square meters for 4 people), 2 of whom were strangers. The supervisors couldn't have been more effortless, only the one assigned to us, named Lisa, was quite open-minded. But she had to leave after a few days for reasons we couldn't explain, and left us bleeding on the ground (figuratively, no one was actually hurt). The food also left a lot to be desired, and we had to use the dining room with the entire rest of the campsite, far away from ours Share travel group. I didn't like this information and I was scared to death every time I came to breakfast because we weren't offered lunch or dinner (think about this attached information). In summary, I would radically describe this trip as massive Consider it a bad investment and no amount of money in the world would ever get me back to this filthy place.