Campen is defined by the 65.30-metre-high steel lattice lighthouse – it is Germany’s highest lighthouse. Visitors can climb the 308 steps to the lower gallery. In clear weather, the view extends towards Borkum, across the Krummhörn to Emden. Public parking spaces are available on Leuchtturmstraße.
Havenlicht is located in the area surrounding Campen. In the wider regional area around Campen are Kloster Norden, Hatzumer Sand, Baptistengemeente Siddeburen, Lütje Hörn, Memmert, Schillhörn, as well as the Lower Saxony State Archives, Aurich location.
Campen is integrated into a circular route of around 43.5 kilometres through the terp villages of the Krummhörn. The route follows signposted cycle paths from Campen towards Rysum and Emden and connects Campen with the dike, the Campen Lighthouse and the Wadden Sea. From the lighthouse platform, there is a view over the Krummhörn and the Wadden Sea. At low tide, the exposed mudflats provide many bird species with a feeding habitat.
For further options of places in the Krummhörn, the pages lead to Loquard, Pewsum, Rysum, Greetsiel, Visquard, Upleward, Eilsum and Hamswehrum. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Campen can then continue their accommodation search.
For the higher-level travel overview: Krummhörn.
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