Mecklenburg Tourist GmbH campsite Pälitzsee

It's a beautiful campsite. We slept in one of the Finnish huts. The kids loved the playground and the location by the lake is picturesque. The staff is friendly and very helpful. The rolls and the offerings in the bistro are very good.

An incredibly beautiful place that has even more potential than what the Ahoi team has already achieved.We stood with our motorhome on a hillside and had a wonderful view of the sunrise and the water in the morning. The only thing that “disturbed” us about the view was that we kept thinking about renting one of the beautiful tiny houses 😅For check-in, it is even possible to do everything digitally at a terminal. In addition to information, the reception offers a bread roll service, a small shop and a bistro with some delicacies.We will definitely come back and are looking forward to the sauna finally being on site 😀

We stood with our T5 on the hillside with a view of the lake. Very nice and very quiet in the low season. Very friendly service

Key data: 7 days - caravan - 2 adults - 2 children (0 & 3).The booking was great. Modern homepage. Unfortunately, pictures of the pool are of a newly built one in the back of the square.Con: Unfortunately, the fact that the showers are not available all day was left out. Showering was only allowed between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. In the meantime, the showers were locked (apparently because of the sewage treatment plant). This was very inconvenient for our family of 4 with 2 small children, as everyday life cannot be planned so strictly to stand in line to shower with 2 small children. Above all, the reasoning was a bit strange since the place wasn't even half full at the time. WiFi was free, but the bandwidth was just enough to send WhatsApp messages. It took my wife 15 minutes to upload a 30 second video. But you can book something additional for a fee. Electricity for caravans was also included. Unfortunately there are problems here too. When there was another camper in our row, our fuses kept blowing out. After the neighbors left it was ok.Pro: There are a lot of parking spaces with a direct view of the playground, which is really excellently equipped. A special highlight was a kind of suspension bridge. The proximity to the water is also very positive. There is only a small swimming area without a significant sandy beach, but it was completely sufficient for us.We would have rated or remembered the place better if the shower times had already been communicated in the booking process. Then you could have decided for yourself whether it fits into your holiday ideas or not. Unfortunately, the staff didn't respond very sensitively when asked about the showers.

Awesome camping ground. It was one of the best experiences we had till now. Super friendly staff, nice place with a beautiful view onto the lake. New showers and toilet building, great food.We will be back soon.

very nice location right on the lake. Especially the places close to the lake are laid out like terraces. There are still no trees on the large meadow. nice café and small kiosk.Sanitary facilities were good but can be scarce when the place is full

A great campsite!Very nice people and technically tip top!

We would have loved to stay and book as soon as possible for the coming season. We really liked it. The place right on the slope to the lake was fantastic, super spacious and comfortable. It's really rare that you can dream out of the back of the van and onto the lake.Both washhouses are absolutely top. The back is actually really chic when you rent a canoe. The showers are well divided so that you can shower relaxed even with children. The playground directly at the bistro is perfect for small and older children and is really nicely done. There is everything you need in the shop. And even good coffee, cake and delicious ice cream. Everything is still affordable. We were also absolutely thrilled by the option of “late checkout” at an ultra-fair price. So the day of departure was also super relaxed.I think new things will happen here little by little. But we already felt so comfortable. Thanks Ahoy team.The tiny houses also look very charming and fit comfortably into the camp area.

Many thanks to the super relaxed and lovely team at Ahoi Camp for our wonderful girlfriends weekend!We stayed in the Schwedenhaus Paula and the house was really cute😍Beautiful beds, crisp bed linen and towels, casual accessories, simple and tasteful, like everything the people at Ahoi Camp have redesigned. The seat cushions, the dishes... Just beautiful. How pretty it will be after the promised makeover in winter🤩There were three of us and we had tons of space. The upper floor (be careful, the stairs are quite steep, be careful with older people and small children!) has two rooms, one with a double bed 140x200cm and one with a bunk bed 90x200cm. Windows with fly screens for relaxed ventilation👍For additional guests there is a sofa bed from Ikea downstairs with a real mattress in 140x200cm, Vimle or Kivik, i.e. a real bed.The kitchen is equipped with a large dining table and everything (but be careful, there are salt and pepper mills, but they are empty. Be sure to bring basics such as oil, salt, pepper, spices and sugar from home!)In addition, there is a feast for the eyes from the terrace with a rustic wooden table, white metal chairs and a garden sofa, Swedish summer freshness with a lake view. Auxiliary expression🥰But then unfortunately comes the big downer; Anyone who rents here should never forget that they are on a campsite, especially in the Bulli and Motorhome paradise, and in front of the house and directly under the terrace are the vehicle paths for the entire site and the sought-after hanging areas to which the Vehicles have to be maneuvered up.Thanks to self-service check-in at the barrier, you are in the front row for parking and parking all day long, which severely limits the quality of life on the terrace.We often sat in a cloud of exhaust fumes while we ate and at some point I was just fed up with it.Too bad. Then you'd rather not have a lake view, but just a bit of peace and quiet in the most beautiful part of the house.I would have liked to have dug up the house and moved it to a more peaceful place. Paula really doesn't deserve that.To be fair, the Ahoy Camp didn't mess up the location, Paula just inherited them.Overall, the place is more for drivers, with public transport it is quite difficult to get there without a taxi, which means walking 7km from Kleinzerlang or 6km from Prebelow-Grünplan (delicious federal road) or renting a canoe and paddling from Kleinzerlang across the small Pälitzsee.Swimming is nice at the wide, flat and clean bathing area at the small Labussee in Canow, from the large tent meadow along the Rübenacker it is a nice hike of about 3km on a dirt road and then a cycle path.The swimming area on site is small and quite cloudy thanks to extensive motorboat traffic.The location on the lake ensures that the course is fresh overall, which was a real blessing on this hot September weekend. Blue hour at the lake is also unbeatable❤️In theory, there would also be a spectacular starry sky. Unfortunately, despite the clear new moon night, we could only see the Milky Way from the house; the lanterns on the meadow and along the paths were too scattered.That's why: On clear nights, be sure to get down on the jetty with a headlamp (unfortunately I'm no longer sure-footed enough for that) and look at the stars! And take a blanket with you and lie down, otherwise you'll get a stiff neck😉Overall, the Ahoi team has already turned the old campsite into an absolute gem. With the raft sauna and Swedish house makeover, it's definitely going to be awesome next season. I'm super excited😊!

We were on an XL pitch with 3 people and 2 dogs. The size of the space was great, but there was no shade at all.The campsite is clean and tidy, but you shouldn't expect any new facilities, even if the website gives the impression.However, there are some points of criticism:There is absolutely no need to carry out any loud work (flex) on Sunday. The staff should be considerate of the remaining guests.The place advertises itself as being very dog-friendly and there are actually a lot of dogs on site. It would just be nice if you could/were allowed to use the bathing areas directly on site and not have to walk for miles to do so. Especially because all dog owners are very considerate.Additionally, we couldn't use the cooking facilities as there were no tokens, so we were "forced" to eat in the bistro. Which was good, but unnecessary.Overall, we expected more, considering the website etc.