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zelten naturschutzgebiet Berlin Camping Edition – 25 naturnahe Campingplätze rund um Berlin – The Gentle TemperBerlin Camping Edition 25 ausgewhlte Campingpltze im Berliner Umland fr Zelt, Camper oder im Bungalow Die Berlin Camping Edition versammelt 25 ausgewhlte Campingpltze rund um Berlin fr alle, die den Sommer drauen verbringen und die Natur in ihrer Einfachheit erleben mchten. Mitten im Wald, direkt am Wasser oder auf offenen Wiesen zeigt dieses Buch Orte, an denen man bewusst entschleunigt und drauen zur Ruhe kommt. Ob mit dem Zelt, dem eigenen Camper

Berlin Camping Edition – 25 ausgewählte Campingplätze im Berliner Umland für Zelt, Camper oder im Bungalow

Die Berlin Camping Edition versammelt 25 ausgewählte Campingplätze rund um Berlin – für alle, die den Sommer draußen verbringen und die Natur in ihrer Einfachheit erleben möchten. Mitten im Wald, direkt am Wasser oder auf offenen Wiesen zeigt dieses Buch Orte, an denen man bewusst entschleunigt und draußen zur Ruhe kommt.

Ob mit dem Zelt, dem eigenen Camper oder in einfachen Bungalows: Jeder Platz ist eine Einladung, das Leben für ein paar Tage nach draußen zu verlagern. Die Campingplätze liegen am Seeufer, am Waldrand oder nahe kleiner Dörfer und bieten Raum für Baden, Kochen unter freiem Himmel, Lesen im Schatten und lange Abende am Feuer.

Camping rund um Berlin – draußen sein, ohne weit zu fahren

Alle Orte wurden im Frühling und Sommer besucht und dokumentiert. Fotografien, persönliche Texte und praktische Hinweise zu Lage, Ausstattung und Atmosphäre helfen bei der Auswahl des passenden Platzes. Die Auswahl reicht von ruhigen, schlichten Campingplätzen bis hin zu familienfreundlichen Anlagen mit Naturbad und kleinen Extras.

Dieses Buch richtet sich an alle, die langsames Reisen, naturnahe Erholung und einfache Auszeiten schätzen – allein, zu zweit oder mit Freund:innen. Auch als Geschenk für Outdoor-, Camping- und Naturbegeisterte eignet sich die Berlin Camping Edition besonders gut.

Was dich erwartet

  • 25 naturnahe Campingplätze im Berliner Umland

  • Plätze mit Seezugang, Waldrandlage oder weiten Wiesen

  • Stimmungsvolle Fotografien und persönliche Texte

  • Praktische Informationen zu Ausstattung, Lage und Atmosphäre

  • Übersichtskarte zur schnellen Orientierung

  • Inspiration für entspannte Tage im Grünen

  • Ein besonderes Geschenk für Menschen, die gern draußen sind


Eckdaten

  • Umfang: 208 Seiten

  • Erschienen: November 2025

  • Made in Berlin

  • ISBN: 978-3-947747-35-1

  • Fotografie & Text: Cindy Ruch

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