Large campsite with plenty of permanent spots near the cycle path. Clean restrooms and friendly staff. The surrounding area is a bit neglected for a tourist area. Shops and restaurants nearby.

Four parking spaces in a public car park with water. Near Migrolino, 50 metres towards the Lido, there are public toilets. Suitable for a night and a visit to the Brissago lakeside.

Campsite with online check-in. Very friendly staff. The town is accessible on foot or by bike. Clean restrooms, perhaps a little limited given the size of the campsite. Recommended for visiting the three castles in the area. Sandwiches available. Book online on site.

Campsite near a small lake. On-site restaurant. The receptionist is very kind and helpful. There are several restaurants and lovely walks in the area. Excellent and clean restrooms. Highly recommended for a stopover.

Campsite near the port. There are a few restaurants and bike paths nearby. The restrooms are modern but a bit neglected. Check-in is done at the self-service kiosk. The staff is very friendly. The price is a bit high based on our experience.

Campsite near the city with flat, grassy pitches. Very friendly and helpful staff. The restrooms are very dated but clean. A campsite that reminds us of the '90s, but very pleasant.

Large, well-maintained campsite with spacious camper pitches. It's a 30-minute bike ride into town. Very friendly and helpful staff. Sandwiches are available on site, and the restaurant is unfortunately only open on Fridays and Saturdays.

Wonderful little campsite overlooking Helsingborg and the Öresund Canal. A 20-minute walk along the coast takes you to the center of Helsingör. Friendly staff and good amenities.

Large grassy campsite. Friendly receptionist, decent but not very clean facilities. There's a shop nearby, and two restaurants serving traditional Danish cuisine can be found by cycling down to the beach. Sandwiches are available at reception.

Campsite with plenty of permanent spots. Modern and clean facilities. Digital check-in. There's nothing on site, but a 10-minute bike ride down to the town, which is worth a visit.