Kamern: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Landscape and Water

In and around Kamern’s lake and Elbe-Havel landscape, visitors can cycle, go for walks, swim, fish and row. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Kamern can then continue searching for accommodation.

Kamern’s lake district includes Lake Kamernscher See and Lake Schönfelder See. It features wooded shores, waters rich in fish and a location within the Lower Havel Landscape Conservation Area, which is suitable for birdwatching and hiking.

Lake Kamernscher See is connected to the Havel via the Trübengraben stream, can be explored by boat and can be circled on foot along a path. Its clear-water ecology includes aquatic plants such as water soldier, pondweeds and frogbit.

Nature and Trails

Kamern lies amid water, forests, meadows, fields and sandy elevations. Floodplain forests, former river channels, small bodies of water and lakes provide breeding and resting habitats for waterfowl.

From the Weinberge viewpoint, the view extends westwards towards the Elbe lowlands, while from Lärchenberg it extends eastwards towards the Havel lowlands. The Kamern Hills form a distinctive local chain of hills.

At the entrance to Kamern stands the Hedemicke, a pine trunk protected for its natural and historical significance and associated with the Frau Harke legend.

Culture and Surroundings

The surrounding area of Kamern includes Großer Burgwall, Schöppenstuhl, Streichelzoo Babe, Wulfswerder and Havelberg with St. Mary’s Cathedral.

Frau Harkenberg and Lehmberg are located near Kamern. Hillgenwall lies in the wider regional surroundings of Kamern.

More Local Pages

More local pages: Klietz, Goldbeck, Storkau (Elbe), Arneburg, Sandau, Osterburg, Fischbeck, Hanseatic City of Seehausen.

To the higher-level travel overview: Stendal.