This place is fairly new. 10 spacious spots at the edge of the parking lot, by the harbor. Within walking distance are a swimming spot in the sea and a playground. There is also a nice coffee/lunch place (Sjoboa) with delicious coffees. Disposing of grey water took a bit of searching; it is on the other side of the parking lot under a blue tap. Nice toilet block with a code. Payment via Tallyweb. QR codes are located at the camper pitch.

The drain in the photo is no longer there. We couldn't discharge, unfortunately.

Very nice campsite, very friendly owner. We were allowed to choose our own spot. Camping pitches are spacious. The campsite looks a bit unusual because the large globe conifers have been cut in half as they were getting too thick. There are also many chalets. The swimming pool and sanitary facilities are beautiful (indoor pool open all season, outdoor pool from June 1st). The sea is within walking distance and is wide and quiet, very beautiful. Nice playground and football/basketball court for young people.

Drove by to see what this was, Google Maps indicated another cornfield. Is indeed a new neat parking lot with 6 longer parking spaces on the left side. There is no information that campers are allowed here. Seems to me that you can sleep here fine for a night, but I don't know if that is the intention. No facilities. Close to the Scheldt. Village is an artist village, small and cute

Slept here during the May holidays. There are indeed designated camper spots, but they are along the edge of the forest. Because the parking lot was almost empty and very large, we stood by the sea. Lots of cars with young people early this evening. Were gone by 10pm. Toilets nearby. Forest is very nice for walking. Shops are closed Mon-Thurs, except brød and vin, where they have delicious bread/cinnamon rolls.