We didn't go here. We tried to book via Pverde (website and app) and later via the website on that pole. In both cases: it simply didn't work. Creating accounts, entering payment details, logging in—nothing worked properly. Via that website, you also had to purchase some mandatory extras, bringing the total to over 40 euros. Perhaps there were IT problems, but after fumbling around for a long time, we just gave up.

Lovely campsite. All amenities are available and very clean. Hot water for dishes and showers takes a while if you're the first one using it. It's lovely and warm afterward. Unlimited showers are available, and you can arrange them yourself. The back entrance provides a short walk to the village, which leads to the station. The train is convenient for a trip to San Sebastian or, for example, to Zarautz and then walk back. A beautiful route. €27 per night with ACSI.

We ended up here by chance. The reception at the campsite we'd been considering wasn't open, and we hadn't booked in advance. This campervan site was a great alternative. We spent one night there with two other campervans. Very quiet.

A beautiful new campsite that's sure to get even better. A warm welcome, excellent sanitary facilities, and good Wi-Fi, electricity, and water at every pitch. Campervans are also welcome, as all amenities are available. We stayed here for five nights in early September.

The location is beautiful, although there aren't many walking or cycling options. There is a small beach where you can also swim. The facilities are a bit chaotic and outdated, but otherwise fine. Plenty of space, spacious pitches. In high season, the price per night is DKK 99, pitches are 60, electricity is DKK 55, and showers cost DKK 5 per 3 minutes. A bit high, but the location makes up for it.

Great place. We stayed there for 1 night and had a delicious meal in the restaurant. Sanitary facilities are very neat and more than sufficient. Service options for the camper require some searching or asking, but everything is available. No separate washing place found. We did that at a sink. There was hot water. Shower and electricity go via meter with 1 euro coins.

The campsite is located next to the Rebild Bakker nature reserve. It's a shame that the campsite is not well maintained. There are several caravans without occupants. A bit dreary. We paid €22.50 per night for camper, 2 people and electricity. Shower requires 5 DK coin for 4 minutes. Sanitary facilities were reasonably clean.

camping is unpleasant. Sites are spacious with a gravel area for the camper. otherwise grassy and open. Shrubs between the rows would make a big difference. sanitary facilities are clean, but at full occupancy (which we had) there are insufficient numbers. We paid DK 410 per night for 2 people, camper and electricity. Alingsås is a beautiful place to walk through. Environment is hilly -> use gears when cycling.

Great campsite for a few nights. Beautiful spacious pitches separated by shrubs and trees. You are very free. The manager is present for a few hours in the morning and afternoon. You can choose a place yourself and pay the next day if necessary. Sanitary facilities a bit outdated, but everything functions fine. We paid €40 per night for 2 people, camper and electricity. A bit on the high side for what is offered.

Another RV park was full at 4 p.m. Called this camper park and we were welcome. Upon arrival it had already been announced that we would be coming. We got a nice spot with a view of the lake. Sanitary facilities are very spacious and clean. we paid €28 for 1 night camper with 2 people and electricity.