Föhr mit dem Wohnmobil – der beste Stellplatz auf der Insel

Chris & Chily

Chris & Chily

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Taking a campervan to a North Sea island – is that possible? On Föhr, yes, but only at one specific campsite: Utersum. Booking in advance is mandatory, otherwise the ferry crossing will be for nothing. In return, you can expect a well-maintained site on a former farm, just 300 meters from the sea dike, the beach 500 meters away – and the tranquility of an island that hasn't yet been overrun by campervan travelers.

📍 All information about the campsite – GPS, prices, facilities & our rating:

https://brandt.camp/stellplatz/utersu...

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We'll take you to the campsite and around the island and give you our honest opinion after our first visit to Föhr with Willi – with all the tips to ensure your trip goes smoothly.


We'll take you along to the campsite and around the island and give you our honest opinion after our first visit to Föhr with Willi – including all the tips you need for a smooth arrival.














... Chapters:

00:00 Drive to the ferry port
00:21 Conversation in the campervan
00:33 Arrival at the port
00:52 Boarding the ferry
01:28 On the ship's deck
01:41 Dinner on board
01:48 Arrival on Föhr
01:56 Route to Utersum
02:16 Föhr's idyllic nature
02:40 The Föhr campervan site
03:05 Geese in the evening
03:28 Morning on Föhr
03:32 Sanitary facilities at the site
04:28 The cozy common room
04:47 Bike tour along the dike
05:39 Arrival in Wyk
06:20 Thatched-roof houses in Utersum
06:40 Conclusion and sunset

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📍 Campsite Utersum · Föhr · North Sea · Schleswig-Holstein

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