Neat parking without facilities. Garbage bins everywhere. Small kiosk with souvenirs, no food. Beach with bunkers. A spit of land where the Skagerrak and Kattegat collide. Seals on the beach. Village Skagen 3 km away with some small shops, a bakery, butcher and an Aldi.
Season ends as of August 31. You can now park in the leftmost parking spaces for free. Ideal spot, some picnic tables!
Very good location for walking to the northernmost point and cycling to Skagen, but remains a parking lot. The next morning we drove to Rabjerg Mile, the desert of Denmark, and saw that we could also spend the night there. If we were to go again, we would first park at Grenen Kunstmuseum to visit Skagen and its northernmost point and then continue to the desert to spend the night there. It's even free there.
lees meerNeat parking without facilities. Garbage bins everywhere. Small kiosk with souvenirs, no food. Beach with bunkers. A spit of land where the Skagerrak and Kattegat collide. Seals on the beach. Village Skagen 3 km away with some small shops, a bakery, butcher and an Aldi.
Season ends as of August 31. You can now park in the leftmost parking spaces for free. Ideal spot, some picnic tables!
Very good location for walking to the northernmost point and cycling to Skagen, but remains a parking lot. The next morning we drove to Rabjerg Mile, the desert of Denmark, and saw that we could also spend the night there. If we were to go again, we would first park at Grenen Kunstmuseum to visit Skagen and its northernmost point and then continue to the desert to spend the night there. It's even free there.
lees meerFyrvej 50
9990, Skagen, Denmark57° 44' 21" N
10° 37' 59" E
57.73928
10.63294
http://www.grenenkunstmuseum.dk/
grenenkunstmuseum@firma.tele.dk
+4598442288
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