Quiet location, quite steep, so you'll need heels. Free parking. Thanks to the town for providing this parking lot.

Thank you so much for offering this beautiful and peaceful space. There's water and free electricity. The views of the vineyard are beautiful. We'll definitely visit again when we're in France. Thanks again :)

We paid €20 because you had to use a card, which seems really old-fashioned to me, forcing you to use a card. The parking is very basic, with no bathroom. There was a party there and I was there until 11:30 with the music playing really loud. It's a shame they don't allow free camping and you have to pay for this type of parking.

There are three free spaces with electricity. The water doesn't work. It's a quiet area, but a homeless man came by asking for money to park, which made me worried when I heard noise at night, in case he came back. It's in the center of town; it's small but pretty.

Free parking, electricity for €2 for 12 hours. Free water. We didn't eat at the restaurant, but it looked like a fast food restaurant. It's a quiet place to spend the night. The spaces are tight. The town is nearby, but it's very small. The bathroom is inside the mine.

The parking lot is very nice, surrounded by trees. It's next to a supermarket. We were lucky enough to arrive and find a free spot. Electricity is free, but the water isn't potable, so we didn't use it, and you have to go to the town hall to ask for the keys. It's better not to offer water if it's not potable. At night, there are young people playing music, but for a short time. Thanks to the Lorup town hall for offering this free spot.

Terrible, unpleasant staff. At 8 AM, a worker hit my windshield, leaving a note that we hadn't paid. I went to see him and showed him we were on the list, and the idiot turned around without apology. Very rude. I hope he learns some manners. Dirty bathroom, 4 minutes to shower, not much time; if you're a woman washing your hair, you don't have time. The water machine is very bad; all the water runs out. There's no dishwashing facilities. I don't recommend it.

The positive aspect of the hotel's proximity to the city is that you can get there on foot or by bike. Parking spaces are quite narrow, so paying 350 kr is a bit steep. The bathrooms and showers are okay, at least clean. The worst thing is the noise. Cars drive by very fast all the time, playing loud music, showing no respect for the people there. I don't understand why they don't do that at night or why they put speed bumps in there to slow people down.

Very happy with the free service Ringsted offers. I don't know why people can complain when it's free. If they pay, they complain, and if they don't, they complain too. Thanks Ringsted again.

To find a good spot, you have to arrive early; our tours are in a building. It's an hour's walk from the city, and there's no electricity, so 100 kr doesn't seem right to me, because it doesn't offer anything. It should be free, like parking. The bathroom... no comments, it's better to do your business in your own bathroom if you have one. I don't recommend it. The parking lot closer to the city is better; at least you have more facilities.

Quite expensive for a parking lot: 325 kr for one night. The restrooms are average and smell bad. Being right by the sea, the area smells disgustingly of sewage. We didn't leave because it was already late, but I don't recommend it nor would I go back.

Thank you so much, Ringsted, for offering this type of parking. It's appreciated that there are towns that offer this free service. It's very quiet; the parking lot was full, but the people are very respectful. It's close to supermarkets and the city center. It has paths for walking. I highly recommend it; I hope other towns have the same initiative. Thanks again :)

The views from the campsite are beautiful, overlooking the port. The bathrooms are average and not very clean. It's expensive: €30 for two people, one dog, and electricity; parking is quite expensive. There's a washing machine and dryer, free, but impossible to use; they're always occupied by people living on the boat. I don't recommend it because of the price; it's better to pay €6 or €8 more and go to a campsite.

Quite expensive, they take advantage of the ferry delay. €40 for one night with a two-person camper, dog, and electricity. The most expensive campsite in all of Germany so far.

The parking lot is great, I don't understand how it can have bad reviews. It's centrally located, next to a beautiful park, there's no noise, and on top of that, it's €6 a night. We'll definitely come back; we really liked the town.

We came to see the town and stopped at this parking lot. It's super nice, within walking distance of the center, and has just enough electricity to keep the RV running. Thank you so much for offering this type of parking :)