Great campsite as a stopover for 1 or 2 nights. Spacious pitches and a beautiful free swimming pool next to the grounds. Friendly reception.

We called an hour beforehand to see if there was space. We were able to arrive. We had a great spot. Everyone had a small area to sit outside, and there were many trees, giving it a green feel. The pitches were clearly marked, and the campsite was quiet, despite the large number of campers. The sanitary facilities were also excellent. Bremen is within cycling distance, and we found it a great city campsite.

Spacious pitches on asphalt with grass alongside. However, I find the price of NOK 1268 for two days unreasonable. The restaurant was also closed. Next time, we'll drive past it.

Beautiful pitches with a lake view. The restrooms are clean, but there's only one shower for women and one for men. Delicious kebabs are served at the foot truck, where you can pay for your pitch from 5:00 PM. A great campsite for a stopover.

Most of the pitches are fixed pitches. We could choose whether we wanted to stay at the top, or down the steep road and by the water. We chose the latter. We were the only ones there and had a beautiful view. You had to climb a hill to reach the restrooms. They could have been cleaned a bit more often, but otherwise it was fine. Perfect for us as a stopover, not for longer stays. But the view was amazing.

Busy campsite, but still a spacious pitch. Arriving a bit later might be different. Sanitary facilities are excellent. Plenty of them, and clean. Bus number 4 to Stavanger is a 5-minute walk away, as are the bakery and supermarket. A great location for exploring Stavanger.

Great campsite while traveling through. Good, spacious, and clean bathrooms. We had a spacious spot by the river. Slept wonderfully with the sound of the water. We had no problems with the road today. We cycled to Egersund in 15 minutes. It's nice to walk a bit further.

Great location. There aren't many restrooms, but I never had to wait. If it's really full, that might be different. It was also quiet in the evenings, and the supermarket on the corner was ideal.

A basic campsite. The bathrooms were clean, but there was only one shower and two sinks. All three had shower curtains. The two women in front of me had locked the door so I couldn't get in at all. The walk to the lighthouse was along the main road. The lighthouse itself was nice. One night was enough for me.

Large campsite with reasonable pitches and plenty of clean sanitary facilities. There's a waterfront spot where you can get pizza, hamburgers, beer, ice cream, and more. Bread and some groceries are available at reception. You can walk through the woods, along the water, or to the charming town with a supermarket. We had a great time there for three days.

Great campsite, 2.5 km from Aalborg. It's located next to a large recreation area and further along are the harbors. There are only three women's restrooms, and they're essentially small bathrooms where you brush your teeth or wash your clothes if you don't want to shower. So they're often busy for a long time in the morning. Otherwise, it's a really great campsite.

Great place to stop while traveling. You're parked in a paved grassy lot, but we didn't mind. The town of Eggebek was within walking distance. Friendly people there; everyone greeted us. Although the restaurant was closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, we found a Greek restaurant in Eggebek that was open and had a delicious meal. There's a bakery right next to the campervan site.

Great place to stay. Clean bathrooms and delicious food in the restaurant. I'm not a fan of the cash machines, but it's what it is. Recommended if you're traveling through.

For 1 night a great place. City within cycling distance. Unfortunately no toilet. Water though. Fortunately a bit more shade than we thought. You are on gravel in a screened parking lot, but that is clearly visible in the photos.

In itself a good place. But because campers came until the middle of the night and the owners stood outside talking we didn't have a quiet night. You also run the risk of getting stuck because the parking spaces are behind each other in parking lanes. The town is nice.

Great camping. Bus to Salzburg at the door. Only the price for electricity, €7.00 per day, I found a bit exaggerated. There was a kind of swimming pool, but you were not allowed in there.

The campsite was overcrowded. The beautiful sanitary building with very spacious showers and toilets was not big enough for so many people. It was also noisy until late at night. What was nice was the bus that stopped nearby.

Great place to stay overnight if you are passing through. If you are lucky you will have a spot with a view of the river.

great campsite to visit Vienna. Despite it being full, the sanitary facilities were clean and it was quiet on the campsite. large places and Vienna was easy to reach by bike