Nidos kempingas

Great place, everything clean and tidy. The campsite has a little restaurant with excellent cuisine for those who do not feel like cooking. The sea can be reached within a few minutes on foot or by bicycle through the pine forest. The town center is a 15-minute walk away. If people complain about the padel courts booming from early morning, choose a more secluded spot in the campsite, away from the courts, and everything will be fine.

You can survive it, but you will not make any real friends here. Cramped, loud and restless, just like a large parking lot. The padel facility with three courts dominates the entire campsite; you can hear it everywhere. Play runs from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. I had been warned, but was still foolish enough to come here. Including the ferry, nature reserve entrance fee and campsite, it costs €150. Make it better.

Completely overcrowded campsite. It is a shame there is no alternative in the area. There is zero privacy when showering; there are no curtains or doors.

Very nice staff, clean facilities; if you are not right next to the padel court, it is hardly disturbing. Beach, including the possibility of naturist bathing, and the Great Dune are nearby.

Overpriced and overcrowded. Sanitary facilities okay. It is best to arrive early so you can still choose one of the somewhat nicer pitches.

A campsite with all the infrastructure you need. Beautifully located under trees. However, the padel facility, which is completely unnecessary and superfluous, is a nuisance because it is similar to squash but very noisy.

Everything is fine apart from the price. €41 is a little too much.

What is absolutely annoying are the padel courts, mostly used by visitors from outside. On Sundays from 8:30 a.m. until late evening. No periods of quiet.

Nice location in the forest, close to the beach and the dunes. In the Summer the toll is 50 eur. Combined with the ferry and the camping makes it a pricey experience. The dunes are not that special in my opinion. Much more spectacular ones can be seen in Łeba, Poland at a fraction of this cost.

Beautiful campsite offering both sunny pitches for large motorhomes and partly shaded pitches for tents and small to medium-sized motorhomes. Somewhat cramped and uneven in places. We had a great four-night stay with our 6.70 m motorhome on pitch 94 and thoroughly enjoyed the beach, which is 10 minutes away. Sanitary facilities adequate and usually clean. Electricity, water and waste disposal available, plus some benches, a kitchen and refrigerators.

If you want to spend the night on the spit, you have no choice but to come here. Overnight stays are completely prohibited. And if you want to waste €150 for one day of visiting, come to the Curonian Spit. €46 ferry (10 minutes), today June 30: €50 toll, plus €45 for the campsite. Oh, and another €5 per person to visit the Great Dunes. There are better places in the Baltic without being robbed.

Superb campsite, very clean sanitary facilities, quiet, 10 minutes by bicycle from Nida town center, many beautiful cycle paths, beautiful and very clean beaches nearby, €35 for a motorhome. The prices are justified. I recommend it.

Beautiful location, about 200 m from the wonderful beach. Sanitary facilities okay, but shower curtains are missing. The price is somewhat high, but it is the only campsite in Nida. The campsite cannot be held responsible for the travel costs and entrance fees to the national park, so the price is high but fair. Excellent cycle path.

Forget it. We would not want to spend another night here even for free. Cramped, dirty and noisy, especially because of the new padel courts, a kind of squash/tennis where the ball is constantly hit against the wall.

Honestly, €46 for the ferry, €20 for the toll and €36 to stay in the forest with electricity is a lot of money for very little atmosphere. It is not even worth staying overnight.

Actually nicely located, but the concept for such a nature campsite is incomprehensible. A padel court with four courts stands in the middle of the site. Totally annoying. The restaurant is only open briefly. The photos online must be more than 15 years old. The only star was for the hot shower. €40 for the ferry, €20+ for the toll and €36 for the campsite on June 12, 2026. The surroundings are naturally excellent.

Nothing to complain about: pretty pitches under trees, rubbish bins and benches everywhere, a large kitchen with hot dishwashing water, clean communal showers without cubicle walls but separated by gender, and a friendly reception. Black water can be disposed of in the gray-water drain. Excellent starting point for bike tours.

It is not that bad. At the beginning of June, with less than 50% occupancy, the reception was friendly, it was very quiet, the location was great, and it cost €41 for a motorhome, two adults and two children aged 0 and 3, including electricity. You stand nicely under the trees. Of course, the marked pitches are very tight; I can imagine it is not so pleasant here in high season.

The only and beautifully located site at the end of the spit, so it is somewhat crowded. Nice operators and clean sanitary facilities. The sandy beach is about 300 m through the forest, and the dune with views of the lagoon and Baltic Sea is 600 m in the other direction.

Beautiful, natural campsite with every comfort one could wish for. We were warmly welcomed, were free to choose a pitch depending on the season, and easily added another night. The site is 15 minutes’ walk below Dead Valley, a spectacular experience with views of Nida, both coasts of Neringa, and an unobstructed view toward the border with Kaliningrad.

Being greeted via intercom is very impersonal for a campsite in this price range. Payment is made in cash through the mailbox. Currently €32 for two people in a motorhome. The peace is wonderful in principle, unless tennis is being played on all the pitches. The location is ideal for hiking and cycling. The sanitary facilities were clean and the showers hot.

Natural site. The reception was unstaffed; after ringing the intercom, we were given instructions in English about the site. The fee must be put in the mailbox.

Little choice but to use this site, if you want to stay on the Spit. All the comments pre-warn you - monopoly pricing is very expensive ;) €36 for van 2 adults, 2 dogs including ACSI discount! Summer pricing much more. Only one shower block open. Split one side ladies, one gents. Clean but shower is lukewarm so very cold when you get out, as outside temperature was 3degrees. It is what it is…

Actually a beautiful natural campsite. Showers and toilets clean. But having a tractor drive around the grounds with a blower for hours early in the morning is unacceptable. €35 for one night, camper, two people, two cats, including electricity and showers.

We are the only guests with a small camper, but we are lucky: the operator happens to be on site and all sanitary facilities, electricity and water are accessible.

Since we are traveling in the absolute low season, we checked in via video intercom. Sanitary facilities and the rest were still closed, but water and waste services were available. €20 per night, payable by bank transfer or cash in the mailbox. Everything was explained in flawless English. We used the campsite as a parking area, with only one other large motorhome, since wild camping is prohibited.

A pleasant place for a few days.

Very good location; Nida, the surrounding area and the beach are quickly reachable on foot. We were here in the low season, with free choice of pitches, and the sanitary facilities were always clean. It will certainly look different in high season.

Friendly reception, the site is okay. The sanitary facilities were not really clean, but functional and acceptable. They are due for renovation.

In the low season the site was fine for us; in high season it will certainly be challenging. Water taps are distributed around the grounds, and the location for Nida, the dune and the beach is unbeatable. Friendly receptionist. The ground is very bumpy in many places and needs leveling. Showers hot and acceptably clean—again, it was low season and the site was 30% occupied.

All the negative comments are true; the only positive point was the friendly young man at reception. Pitches cramped, uneven and dirty. The play facility in the middle of the site is unbelievably and annoyingly loud. The price is a rip-off; not recommended.

Beautiful shady site, Nida is easy to reach by bicycle, the beach is 1.3 km away, Wi-Fi only directly at reception, sanitary facilities could be cleaner, everything is somewhat old and run-down, but basically okay.

I have mixed feelings. The pitches are complete chaos; everyone sets up wherever they can. It is crowded. Fairly quiet in the evening, however. Toilets acceptable. Showers average, with no doors, so you must not be shy. Very expensive—€60 for four people, including two children—considering the facilities, but it is the only legal camping site, which must be compared with the risk of a fine. Very well located.

There is nowhere else to camp on the spit. I paid €26 for one person with electricity, plus €10 for a washing machine and drying. The location is perfect: 10 minutes from Parnidis Dune and 20 minutes from Nida center. The sanitary facilities are clean. A refrigerator is available. Despite the very high occupancy, I found the place quiet from the evening onward. The pitches are too small.

It is truly a shame that one of the Baltic’s most beautiful regions has only this “campsite,” which resembles a refugee camp in high season. Completely overcrowded, noisy, neglected and overpriced.

The good thing about the site is its location. Within walking distance of the beach and dune. You can quickly reach the Thomas Mann House by bicycle. Overcrowded in high season; idyllic it is not. How the operator managed to build a tennis facility exactly in the middle of the cramped site, where ten players annoy 300 campers from morning till night with their constant thumping, remains his sweet financial secret. €60 for two adults and two children.

Nice place and restaurant.

Nice site, hot showers, good dishwashing facilities, beautiful beach, but expensive. The environmental toll for campers is now €50, plus €46 for the ferry, which is a bit of a rip-off. But once you have crossed over, you have no choice. It is something to consider.

Campsite quite okay, with no alternative on the Curonian Spit. Our suggestion for improvement would be to add shower curtains.