Camping Trips Berlin

Camping Weekend

We will have a nature camping weekend at Campingplatz Dreetzsee, one the most beautiful camping sites in Germany. It is located at the shore of Dreetzsee, where we can swim or paddle in a cajak. We also can hike in the beautiful nature. You have to reserve your place at the camping site and bring your own tent, air matress and sleeping bag. We will also have campfire in the evening, so you can bring your guitar. www.dreetzseecamping.de How to get there? By car it is a 1,5 hour drive from Berlin. By train: From Berlin Hauptbahnhof you go to Neustrelitz in a direct train, the take Bus 619 to Feldberger Seelandschaft Zentrum, then take Bus 629 to Carwitz. Then walk 2 Kilometers to the campground. Meetup fee: 20 Euro, to be collected in cash at the beginning of the meetup.

🌊 🌅 Cinque Terre & Coastal Italy 🇮🇹 🏖️🥾🍋

🏖️ A perfect mix of relaxed coastal vacation and adventure , where you spend your days hiking between colorful seaside villages, swimming in the Mediterranean, exploring Italian towns, and slowing down with sunsets, good food, and beachside evenings 🇮🇹🌊🥾🍋 Event details are here : [https://meetbytravel.com/viewevent/00000115](https://meetbytravel.com/viewevent/00000115)

Day trip to Hahnenklee - Goslar.

Are you ready for a perfect mix of scenic nature and high-adrenaline fun? Join us for a day trip to the Harz Mountains as we hike the famous **Liebesbankweg**, ride a cable car to the summit, and speed down the mountain! * **Liebesbankweg Hike:** A beautiful 7-kilometer premium circular hiking trail looping around the Bocksberg summit. It is renowned for its 25 individually designed wooden benches, each representing a different stage or anniversary of love—from "Catch Me If You Can" to the "Diamond Wedding." * **Rides & Alpine Coasters:** At the summit, you can experience the *Bocksbergbob* (a 1,250-meter-long summer toboggan run on rails with built-in waves and jumps) or the newer *Drachenblitz* coaster, which routes through an illuminated dragon grotto. * **Mountain Carts:** Feel like a kid again as we take *Bocksbergcart* heavy-duty mountain tricycles for a rapid 1.5-kilometer descent through the forest trails back into the valley! **Meeting Point:** 6:50 AM – Berlin Hbf. (More detailed coordination will be provided in our dedicated WhatsApp group the day before the trip.) * **Hiking Stats:** 7 km at a relaxed, comfortable pace. * **Hiking Level:** Easy (Beginner-friendly!). **Event Price:** * **Price:** 12 Euro * **Included:** Meetup and organizing fee. * **Train Travel:** We will be using the **Deutschlandticket (D-Ticket)**. Please ensure you have a valid Deutschlandticket, or you will need to purchase your own train tickets for the journey. * **Excluded:** Any adventure activities, coaster rides, mountain carts, or cable car tickets you choose to do at the Bocksberg Adventure Park. **Mode of Payment:** You can pay event fees through PayPal or bank transfer. Details are as below: * [PayPal and Bank Transfer Details.](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zLIRYzpVKrvZMcaEFoTP8m9QZaIX3QBN/view?usp=sharing) * After payment confirmation, you will receive the WhatsApp group link for trip coordination. **What to wear or bring:** * Comfortable, waterproof hiking shoes or sturdy sneakers * Weather-appropriate clothing * Water * Snacks and a packed lunch **Cancellation:** * **Free cancellation** up to 24 hours before the event. * **No refunds** for no-shows. * **Full refund** if the event is cancelled by the organizer. **Connect with us:** Want to see what our community is all about? Check out our past hikes and trips on our Instagram page: [Travel Tribe](https://www.instagram.com/traveltribe_berlin/) **Disclaimer:** Participants are responsible for their own safety during the event. By attending Travel Tribe events, you consent to photos possibly being shared on social media. If you prefer not to appear in photos, please inform the host before we start!

Harz Adventure - Titan RT Bridge & Baumannshöhle.

Black Forest Weekend

This trip costs 289€ including - * Travel with ICE (to and from) * 4D/3N Accommodation * Rodelbahn tickets * Entry to select attractions as per itinerary * Guided Hikes Check memories from our past trips here - https://tripstotales.com/memories Some weekends are meant to disconnect — this is one of them. The Black Forest is where nature slows everything down. Think dense forests, quiet lakes, flowing waterfalls, and roads that lead you deeper into calm, scenic landscapes. Over these 4 days, the experience is built around enjoying this rhythm — from peaceful walks through forest trails to discovering hidden waterfalls and soaking in views that feel untouched and timeless. There’s also a fun side to it — like the Rodelbahn ride, adding a bit of thrill to the otherwise slow-paced escape. And in between, you’ll explore charming towns like Freiburg and Staufen, where cobbled streets and local cafés bring a different kind of experience. This trip is not about rushing from one place to another. It’s about taking a step back, breathing in fresh air, and enjoying a long weekend that feels calm, scenic, and easy. If you’re looking for a nature-filled getaway with a mix of relaxation, light adventure, and beautiful landscapes, this is exactly that. Why travel with TripstoTales? At TripstoTales, we focus on curated small-group trips that are thoughtfully designed from start to finish. We handle the planning, routes, and logistics so that the experience feels smooth and stress-free. Our trips are built for people who want more than just visiting places. With a smaller group size, everything feels more personal, more relaxed, and far from the typical rushed group travel experience. For this trip, that means a well-paced long weekend where you can fully enjoy the Black Forest — without worrying about planning, transport, or missing out on the best spots. If you’re looking for an easy, scenic escape with great company and everything taken care of, TripstoTales is the right way to do it.

From Wannsee to Weinfest (15 km hike)

Villa Jacobs is one of the more hidden and special places in Potsdam. Located close to the Jungfernsee, it is surrounded by a historic park designed by Peter Joseph Lenné, which is today part of the UNESCO World Heritage area. On this weekend, the park of Villa Jacobs opens its gates for the [Weinfest im Park der Villa Jacobs](https://www.potsdam.de/de/veranstaltung/weinfest-im-park-der-villa-jacobs-open-air). There will be wine from the Villa Jacobs vineyard, Mosel wines, small snacks, and the possibility to enjoy the park, the orchard, the linden grove and the view towards the Jungfernsee. So, let's use this opportunity and hike there from Wannsee! We'll meet in front of Bahnhof Wannsee at 10:45. From there, we will start walking along the Teltowkanal and continue towards Griebnitzsee. We will then walk through the area around Glienicke and cross the famous Glienicker Brücke, the historic bridge connecting Berlin and Potsdam. From there, we continue towards Villa Jacobs, where we should arrive around 15:00. After the hike, you will have the optional possibility to visit the Weinfest in the park of Villa Jacobs. The entrance is free. Important things to note: * Be prepared. Expect muddy grounds, a lot of sun, mosquitoes, businesses accepting cash only. * You are all responsible for yourself. None of us is mountain guide or something like that.

Full-Moon Night Hike - Grünau - 11 Kms

**Route:** [Link](https://www.komoot.com/tour/2917447253?ref=aso&share_token=amf5alFlwJN9N2GuMeFReHf6hegHFzQYw852oQocuX4qrT6QB1) **Walking Speed:** ~4 km/hr **Highlights:** Moonlight, Star Gazing, Calm Waterfront, Night Wildlife sounds. **Gears to bring:** - Reflective strip, Headlamp or Flashlight - Whistle - Charged phone - Full sleeve clothes, light jacket - Mosquito spray (most important) - Water **General Notes:** Participants with past no-shows or unexplained cancellations on the event day will be deprioritized, and only confirmed RSVP may join the hike. Regular group hikers as well as hikers who express genuine intend and commitment, could be given priority on the waiting list. Please make every effort to be on time. I'm not a professional guide and according to Meetup rules not liable for anyone's safety. If you can't make it, please be respectful enough to update your confirmation of participation in a timely manner to give those in waiting list a fair chance to prepare.

Outdoor – Through Forest and Moorland around Lake Bötzsee and Lake Fängerse

**Outdoor – Through Forest and Moorland around Lake Bötzsee and Lake Fängersee near Strausberg** with ***Harms*** and ***Thomas*** **Start: 11:00 a.m., Hegermühle S-Bahn station (S5), platform** **Return: Hegermühle S-Bahn station (S5)** **LGBTQIA +** **[Free with registration](https://wearevillage.org/en/shop/village-outdoor/w22-2026)** In May, a varied circular hike leads us through the beautiful Strausberg and Blumenthal Forest and Lake District nature reserve. The trail runs mostly along the shores of Lake Bötzsee and Lake Fängersee, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding nature Distance: approx. 13 km (approx. 5 hours) In May, a varied circular hike leads us through the beautiful Strausberg and Blumenthal Forest and Lake District nature reserve. The trail runs mostly along the shores of Lake Bötzsee and Lake Fängersee, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding nature. Along the way, we’ll encounter old, sometimes dilapidated, mills that tell tales of bygone eras. Idyllic bathing spots invite you to take a break – and perhaps it will even be warm enough for a first dip in the lake. Since places to stop for refreshments along the way are not guaranteed, please remember to bring sufficient provisions and something to drink – better safe than sorry! **What’s Village Outdoor?** Village outdoor Events are monthly meetups for the we are village community and their friends to enjoy outdoor activities in and around Berlin. Activities include forest hikes, bike tours, swimming in lakes, sightseeing, and kayaking. Each month features a free and easy walk or hike in Berlin or its surrounding areas, accessible by public transport. 🔵 **Outdoor – Durch Wald und Moor um Bötz- und Fängersee bei Strausberg** mit ***Harms*** und ***Thomas*** **Start: 11 Uhr, S-Bahnhof Hegermühle (S5), Bahnsteig** **Rückfahrt: S-Bahnhof Hegermühle (S5)** Fur **LGBTQIA+** **[Kostenlos mit Anmeldung](https://wearevillage.org/shop/village-outdoor/w22-2026/)** Im Mai führt uns eine abwechslungsreiche Rundwanderung durch das wunderschöne Landschaftsschutzgebiet Strausberger und Blumenthaler Wald- und Seengebiet. Der Weg verläuft größtenteils entlang der Ufer von Bötzsee und Fängersee und bietet immer wieder beeindruckende Ausblicke auf die Natur. Die ca. 13 km (ca. 5 Std.) Im Mai führt uns eine abwechslungsreiche Rundwanderung durch das wunderschöne Landschaftsschutzgebiet Strausberger und Blumenthaler Wald- und Seengebiet. Der Weg verläuft größtenteils entlang der Ufer von Bötzsee und Fängersee und bietet immer wieder beeindruckende Ausblicke auf die Natur. Unterwegs begegnen wir alten, teils verfallenen Mühlen, die von vergangenen Zeiten erzählen. Immer wieder laden idyllische Badestellen zu einer Pause ein – und vielleicht ist es ja schon warm genug für ein erstes Bad im See. Da Einkehrmöglichkeiten unterwegs nicht garantiert sind, denkt bitte an ausreichend Proviant und etwas zu trinken – sicher ist sicher! **Was ist Village Outdoor?** Village Outdoor Events sind monatliche Treffen der we are village-Community und ihrer Freunde, um Outdoor-Aktivitäten in und um Berlin zu genießen. Zu den Aktivitäten gehören Waldwanderungen, Radtouren, Schwimmen in Seen, Sightseeing und Kajakfahren. Jeden Monat gibt es einen kostenlosen und unkomplizierten Spaziergang oder eine Wanderung in Bereichen Berlins oder in der Umgebung, die mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln erreichbar sind.

Evening Walk at Volkspark Friedrichshain – After Work Pilgrims

**After Work Pilgrims: Walk with intention.** Berlin is demanding, and the day was long. And somewhere between finishing work and the night, there's a moment where we just need to breathe. That's what After Work Pilgrims is for. We walk together through the city – through parks in the middle of all the concrete – with intention. Just a few kilometres on foot: with silence, a short reflection, and good company. It's more than a walk. But it doesn't feel like it. Duration: approx\. 2 hours \| Distance: 4–7 km \| Free No experience needed. Comfortable shoes recommended. Come as you are. *** 📅 Wed, June 10, 6:00 PM 📍 Volkspark Friedrichshain (Meeting point: Märchenbrunnen, [https://maps.app.goo.gl/2wjNfWTYjCEnWS3c8](https://maps.app.goo.gl/2wjNfWTYjCEnWS3c8)) 📩 You’re welcome to join our [WhatsApp group](https://www.alexander-steinfeldt.de/hikes/berlin-pilgrims/) for updates and connection before the hike. 🧭 Pilgrim Guide Alex (Mail alexander.steinfeldt@outlook.com or WhatsApp +49 157 57652601)

Cylce & swim - Grimnitz- and Parsteiner See

========== FACTS ========== ROUTE: Althenhof > Grimnitzsee > Wolletz > Angermünde > Parsteiner See > Chorin LEVEL: Intermediate to Experienced DISTANCE: 50ish kms MEETING POINT: 08:20 - Berlin Ostkreuz ========== FACTS ========== ========= DETAILS ========= **ROUTE:** This is the start of the swimming season (at least for me). Once we arrived in Altenhof we head downhill to the Lake Grimnitzsee for a first swim. After the refreshment we head further up nprth on mixed grou before we reach Glambeck, a very scenic little village. From there it is solig ground only to Wolletz where we stop at the Kaffee Konsum for a delicious Wildboar Burger, or more. From there we have the chance to either head on solid ground alongside more boring nature of straight through the forrest on such ground. Passing through Angermünde we head further down south via Herzsprung before we reach the Parsteiner See. One of the clearest lakes I know (and my personal favourite, but psst…). After the second swim we then head around the lake and stop for a last sip of coffee (and hopefully cake) at the Hofladen Brodowin, where even Kind Charles has been. From there its just \~7km to the train station Chorin where we hop into the train which brings us back to Berlin. **SPEED:** Leisurely around 14 km/h, at least if the wind doesn't come from the front. This is like "Being able to see the details on the side of the road and enjoying the view in general… and have a chat." **DISTANCE AND TERRAIN:** This is an about 50ish km ride, with mainly mixed and soft but also some solid ground. In general: Bikes with thin tyres (Race bikes, Road bikes, Fixies), rented bikes (Uber, Swapfiets) or any special bikes (Folding bikes, BMX etc.) are not suitable! You won't have fun, trust me! And if you want to bring Kids or Animals please get in touch before! **MEETING POINT:** 08:20 - Berlin Ostkreuz, in the train RB24 on platform 14. I have a blue Villiger Trekking bike. But you can hop in at any other station if you want (and dare). **TICKET:** It is 23,60 both ways / person, so this time it does make much sense to organise a BBT. I will get one if at least one other person wants to join me! And don't forget your "[24-hour ticket bicycle VBB network](https://www.vbb.de/en/tickets/tickets-for-your-bicycle/24-hour-ticket-bicycle/)" ticket which is about 7,50 EUR. **WAY OUT:** 08:41 - dep. Berlin Ostkreuz, platform 14, taking RB24 to Eberswalde 09:27 - arr. Eberswalde, platform 2, switching trains 09:37 - dep. Eberswalde, RB63, platform 4, 09:55 - arr. Altenhof **WAY BACK:** 18:43 - dep. Chorin, RE3 19:07 - arr. Bernau, switching trains to S2 19:23 - dep. Bernau, S2 20:06 - arr. Yorckstraße (S2) **RECOMMENDATIONS:** Check the train schedule in the morning! The DB loves to stir up the plans by changing trains on short notice! If anything happens the Meeting point is the starting point of the cycling. While we'll stop somewhere for a lunch and/or coffee please always bring your snacks but especially some drinks along! And, PLEASE make sure your bike is in a proper state! Check your tyre pressure and oil the chain! Does your light work? Having a toolset is highly recommended and a spare inner tube to fix a flat tyre a big plus! While we might be able to help in some circumstances please think about what happens if we can't! Thank you! Bringing special equipment (Helmet, safety vest etc.) is NOT required but welcome if you feel more safe using it. And in case you need special medical treatment please make me aware of that upfront. Even if everyone is responsible for themselves I'd like to be able to handle it if necessary. ========= DETAILS =========

Swim @ Liepnitzsee

=== THE TOUR === On Saturday I'll drive to Liepnitzsee for a swim and a short picknick on the lake. I have a car and I wouldn't mind some company. We will depart at 09:00 (sharp) and drive to a parking space near the lake. From there it is a 10 minute walk. I have to be back in town by 15:00. Note that the place is remote. There are no facilities. You have to bring everything you need. === WHAT TO BRING === • Swimming wear, towls, etc. • Water, drinks and food • Good mood • 5 Euros for fuel and parking fees === NO-SHOW POLICY === I enforce a zero-tolerance policy on no-shows and last-minute cancellations. If you RSVP and don't show up, you will be removed from the group. If your plans change, please cancel early enough to make your seat available for someone else.

Hike in a forest: Zum Teufelsbruch

Hi everyone! Hiking season is already in full swing, and with the end of May likely to be quite warm, I thought it would be a good idea to head into the forest. This time, we’ll be hiking in Teufelsbruch, near Hennigsdorf in Brandenburg, north of Berlin. We’ll meet on Sunday, May 31st, at 10:00 am at Friedrichstraße station, on the lower platform for the S1, S2, and S25 lines. From there, we’ll take the S25 towards Hennigsdorf, change to a bus, and continue to Nieder Neuendorf. The journey should take around 45 minutes, and that’s where our hike will begin. Our route will follow the banks of the Havel River until we reach Bürgerablage, a public beach area (though we won’t be swimming). From there, we’ll head into the forest and continue towards Teufelsbruch, a beautiful moorland area. We can visit a tower of the former Berlin Wall. We’ll then make our way towards Rohpfuhl, another moor, walk roughly around it, and finally return to Nieder Neuendorf. From there, we’ll take the bus back to Hennigsdorf and then the train back to Berlin. The hike is a bit longer than usual — around 16 km — and will take approximately 4 hours. Please make sure you have an ABC ticket for public transport, and remember to bring enough water, snacks, and food. We’ll make a short break along the way to eat and rest. I’ll be wearing a pink cap, so look out for a tall man in a pink cap standing near the escalators. This is a straight-friendly event, so everyone is welcome. Check out our IG: @queerhikesberlin