Motorhome parking space at the sports boat harbor of the Uelzen Yacht Club

The marina Groß Liedern is a cozy place where you can relax and unwind. For the younger guests there are modern playground equipment. A large barbecue area offers the perfect place for cozy evenings.

The fees for a pitch are €12 per night, plus a per capita fee of €1.50 per night. Fresh water is available for a fee of €1 per 90 liters. Waste disposal is included. The showers and WC's can also be used at no additional cost. For the use of the washing machine and the dryer a fee of 3,00 € per use is charged. The power supply is provided by two power columns with eight power connections each.

A club restaurant is available for the guests. Here you can also get the access code for the sanitary area and further information. If the clubhouse is closed, pre-printed envelopes can be used for registration and payment, which can be found in the information box at the entrance on the right.

It should be noted that arrivals after 22.00 hours should be avoided for noise protection reasons. Departure should take place by 11.00 a.m. at the latest.

The Yachtclub Uelzen e.V. offers not only a quiet and cozy place to stay, but also the opportunity to explore the surrounding area. The city of Uelzen offers numerous sights to visit. The city is known for its historic buildings, including the town hall, built in 1290, and St. Mary's Church from the 14th century. The town is also known for its famous stained glass windows.

The surroundings of the Yacht Club Uelzen e.V. are ideal for maritime activities. The sports boat harbor not only offers direct access to the water, but also numerous opportunities to practice water sports such as sailing, canoeing or fishing. Sailors in particular get their money's worth here, as the harbor directly connects to the Elbe-Seitenkanal, which offers an ideal connection to the European canal network.

But even outside the harbor, there are numerous attractions and sights to discover in the city of Uelzen and the surrounding area. The city of Uelzen itself is known for its lovingly restored half-timbered houses, which can be admired during a walk through the old town. A special attraction is also the Hundertwasser train station, which with its bright colors and unusual shapes is one of the most famous train stations in Germany.

Only a few kilometers away is the Ebstorf Monastery, a former Benedictine monastery dating from the 12th century. The Romanesque monastery church and the monastery library with its famous Ebstorf world maps are particularly worth seeing.

The Lüneburg Heath with its unique natural and cultural landscape is also easily accessible from Uelzen. Here you can go on extensive hikes and bike tours and enjoy the beauty of the heath landscape.