Hamburg with Your Dog
Emma's already waiting. Our resident dog is looking forward to meeting yours. Kilometres of dyke paths start right outside the gate.
Emma says moin.
Our resident dog roams the site freely and is happy about every visitor, on two legs or four. So your dog has a friend here before you have even unpacked. Emma lives here. Please keep your dogs on a lead anyway. If your dog isn't in the mood, Emma simply moves on and finds a new playmate. Same goes for two-legged guests. Please don't feed Emma, treats from everyone shorten her life considerably.
Rules on the site
- Dogs must be on a lead across the whole site.
- Please clean up after your dog.
- Dogs must also be on a lead in the Heuckenlock nature reserve.
Dog walks from the site
- 1 km
- to the lighthouse at the Bunthäuser Spitze. Perfect for the evening walk.
- Dyke
- Long, quiet paths with Elbe views in both directions.
- 2.5 km
- through the floodplain forest in the Heuckenlock, on the lead.
Buses and trains
Dogs travel free on the HVV, on a lead. Details on hvv.de.
Leads in Hamburg
Dogs are only allowed off the lead in designated dog exercise areas. Overview on hamburg.de.
Emergencies
Emergency vet service of the Hamburg Veterinary Chamber (Tierärztekammer Hamburg): 040 43 43 79.
More Hamburg from the Elbepark
- Into the city in 30 minutesBus and S-Bahn from the stop by the site
- Moorwerder and the Bunthäuser SpitzeLighthouse, where the Elbe splits, Heuckenlock
- The Elbe island of WilhelmsburgElbe beach, Inselpark, Energy Bunker
- Bike rides from the siteFour routes to the harbour, the city and around the island
- Hamburg with kidsBeach, playgrounds, harbour ferry
- Hamburg with your dogDog walks and rules in the city
- Hamburg in the rainMuseums, Elbe Tunnel, climbing hall
- EventsHafengeburtstag, DOM, Cruise Days
- Partners and recommendationsHamburg Card, tours, restaurants
Back to the Elbe in the evening.
111 pitches for motorhomes and vans, from 25 € per night. Season 14 March to 1 October.