Cammin: Lake, Manor House and Cycling Tour

Cammin combines the experience of being by the water, architectural history and a suggested cycling tour into several clearly distinguishable points of interest. Cammin Lake represents a stay by the water, while the estate house and manor house offer insights into the history of the town. A suggested cycling tour also leads to Cammin and places the town in relation to the surrounding lakes.

Cammin Lake with Sunbathing Lawn and Playground

Cammin Lake has a sunbathing lawn, parking spaces, a playground, a barbecue area, a football pitch and toilets. This allows you to combine different ways of spending a day at the lake: You can spend time on the sunbathing lawn, make use of the existing playground, or include the barbecue area and football pitch as additional elements of your stay. The specific facilities help you plan the lake as a distinct focus of your trip to Cammin without reducing the town to a single holiday activity. The available areas allow you to plan your time by the water as either a relaxing or varied experience, depending on the rhythm of your day.

Estate House and Manor House: Cammin’s Architectural History

Cammin Estate House was built in 1862 as a single-storey rendered building based on plans by Friedrich Wilhelm Buttel for the von Hoth family. If you would like to place historic buildings in context not only as photo opportunities but also through their origins, this information provides a precise starting point.

The Cammin Manor House was extended on the right-hand side by an addition in 1910/11. A further stage followed in 1997: The Hennings family purchased the Cammin Manor House and subsequently had it restored in accordance with heritage conservation requirements. This makes it possible to view the history of the manor house through its construction, structural extension, change of ownership and restoration. The estate house and manor house thus represent different historical aspects within the history of the town.

The dates provide a clear chronology of the town’s history. The construction of the estate house in 1862, the addition to the manor house in 1910/11, and the purchase and restoration in 1997 mark successive phases in which structural change and preservation can be distinguished.

Cammin on a Suggested Cycling Tour

For active holiday days, the suggested cycling tour “Neubrandenburg - Cölpin - Burg Stargard Training Circuit” can be considered as a possible connection. The suggested tour leads to Cammin between Gramelow Lake and Cammin Lake; a swimming break is suggested there. What matters here is its character as a tour suggestion: It describes a possible connection between the lakes and Cammin, but does not specify any further route features or travel times.

Cammin Station (Meckl)

Cammin Station (Meckl) has a 76 cm-high, 175 m-long platform, along with further information on the station’s facilities.

For comparison with other places in the same higher-level selection, you will also find Groß Nemerow Groß Nemerow, Burg Stargard Burg Stargard, Lindetal Lindetal, Cölpin Cölpin, Holldorf Holldorf and Pragsdorf Pragsdorf.

For the higher-level travel overview: Amt Stargarder Land.

More About the Destination

Relevant information for planning your trip:

Kamień Pomorski (Cammin).