Overview
- Reporting on Tuesday showed a patchwork of 2026 changes across Schleswig-Holstein, Mecklenburg‑Vorpommern and Niedersachsen with hikes ranging from small cents to double-digit jumps.
- The Elbufer pitch in Geesthacht raised its 24‑hour fee from €7 in 2024 to €18 in 2026, a catch‑up increase that operators say was needed to return the site to profitability.
- Several popular sites made modest rises: Sylt campsites added €0.50–€1, St. Peter‑Ording’s Wohnmobilplatz Schäfer added €2, and Havelberge in Userin raised its main‑season price by €2.30.
- Other operators left prices unchanged this year, for example the Wohnmobilhafen in Hamburg and the Westhafen park in Wismar, while some of those same sites signal likely increases next season.
- The region’s pattern combines routine annual adjustments, multi‑year incremental rises and occasional large corrections, which could push visitor costs higher next year if operators follow through on planned 2027 increases.