The most popular destination on the Mecklenburg Baltic Coast attracts visitors with a colorful artisan market, Mecklenburg’s largest indoor adventure park, and more than 50 exciting attractions.
The Karls Adventure Village in Rövershagen, located on the enchanting Baltic Sea coast, is an exciting destination for visitors of all ages seeking unforgettable adventures. The variety of activities ranges from spectacular rides to fun-filled playgrounds.
A special highlight is the colorful artisan market, where creative and regional products are handmade. From delicious jams and candies to chocolates and fresh coffee, visitors can experience traditional treats up close here.
For the youngest guests, there’s the “Karls Bonbonland” indoor adventure world, spanning over 2,000 square meters, which promises plenty of fun with an exciting roller coaster, airy rides on a candy cane spinning tower, fast-paced slides on old potato sacks, and a crisp, cool ice world.
Outside, visitors can explore the “Schuppen-Schuppen” interactive aquarium, ride old tractors across the countryside, or enjoy breathtaking views from the “Karlossos” slide tower. Other highlights include a unique climbing area inside an old ruin, a petting zoo, towering inflatable cushions, Knolli’s Mini K2 powered by jam, and the thrilling flight experience of Maja’s Wild Sisters.
The dining options at Karl’s Adventure Village in Rövershagen offer a wide culinary selection in a charming rural atmosphere. The Farm Kitchen serves traditional regional dishes, while the Träger Grill offers juicy burgers and crispy fries. At the Pfannkuchen-Schmiede, guests can enjoy sweet and savory treats, and the Erdbeer-Waffelhaus tempts visitors with a wide variety of waffle creations. These culinary highlights round out the wide range of attractions and activities in Rövershagen.
Karls Erlebnis-Dorf is open daily, and admission is free. With a day pass, an annual pass, or for a small fee, all attractions and rides can be enjoyed free of charge all day long.
In addition, visitors have the opportunity to book a tour with the knowledgeable guide Brunhilde to discover the village’s many secrets. Getting there has been made easier by the new “Karls Erlebnisdorf” train stop.
In addition to the location in Rövershagen, there are other Karls Adventure Villages, including one in Elstal near Berlin, in Warnsdorf near Lübeck, in Zirkow on Rügen, in Koserow on Usedom, and in Döbeln in Central Saxony.
Accessibility Information
All areas relevant to the assessment meet the quality criteria for the “Accessibility Certified” label: partially accessible for people with mobility impairments and wheelchair users, and fully accessible for people with cognitive impairments. Further certified details can be found at Travel for All.
- Designated parking spaces are available for people with disabilities (space dimensions: 350 cm x 600 cm; distance to the entrance approx. 50 m).
- From the parking lot, the DB train stop “Karls Erlebnisdorf” (RB12) and the public transit bus stop “Karls Erlebnis-Dorf” (Line 118), the entrance is approximately 400 m away via an easy-to-navigate path accessible on foot or by vehicle.
- Access to the Erlebnis-Dorf is threshold-free and step-free.
- All areas open to guests—with the exception of the first floor of Bonbonland and the courtyard kitchen—are at ground level or accessible via ramps.
- In the “Schuppen-Schuppen,” there is a 6-meter-long, 124-centimeter-wide ramp with a 30% gradient, as well as a second ramp that is 12 meters long, 150 centimeters wide, and has a 17% gradient (an alternative to stairs). Another ramp leads to the aquarium in the basement. This ramp is 17 m long, 118 cm wide, and has a 30% gradient (as an alternative to four steps).
- All passageways and doors are at least 90 cm wide (except for the door to the outdoor restroom for people with disabilities, which is 85 cm wide).
- Wheelchair-accessible tables are available at the Pfannkuchen-Schmiede, the Treggergrill, and the Hof-Küche.
- There is playground equipment that is accessible and usable by wheelchair users.
- Wheelchairs are available for loan.
- Dogs (including service dogs) are permitted.
- Outdoor paths usually have visually high-contrast or tactile sidewalk boundaries.
- The main entrance is marked by a tactile change in the flooring.
- The building signage is designed with high-contrast lettering.
- Information is not available in Braille or prism script.
- Information is provided in easy-to-understand language.
- In the Hof-Küche, the food is displayed in plain view (buffet, counter). At the Treggergrill and the Pfannkuchen-Schmiede, there is a menu with pictures of the dishes.
