Access to the site along a country lane ended with 1 km of rough old cobbles. The \\\"well-run site under Dutch management\\\" (Camping Card ACSI book) was badly run by a young and impatient receptionist, who spoke only German. It was the most unfriendly arrival I can recall. The receptionist, after taking my ACSI card, still refused to open the barrier to let our motorhome in. First we must walk round, choose a place number and report back. As I do speak German, I argued that it was quite a long walk and we are both well past retirement age, but driving in was still not allowed. If it had been earlier in the day, we would have left at that point.
When asked, the receptionist said that WiFi was free with a password, to be given when I returned to complete registration.
The facilities were clean but simple: outdoor wash-up sinks, and a 3-minute limit on showers. The café was only open for food at weekends and there is nothing at all in Flessenow.
The campsite promotes the cycle route around Lake Schwerin, which runs past the site. We rode the entire route but warn that it is unsurfaced, very narrow, muddy and difficult for at least 7 km in both directions from the camp – the worst section of the route by far. There are other bases round the lake and in Schwerin, with easier access by vehicle or bicycle, and perhaps a more helpful reception.