Ideal campsite for visiting the beautiful city of Copenhagen. About 8 km by bike, all on very wide cycle paths. Afterwards, it is also nice to get around the city very easily by bike. Spacious pitches on grass, though all in a row. Quiet nights. Sanitary facilities are beautiful and very clean. Note: book online in time (works well); the campsite was full today and yesterday.

Stayed at this campsite for 2 nights at the end of September. Great! Beautiful pitches by the beach, half paved, half grass. Sanitary facilities are a bit outdated and not as luxurious as at many Danish campsites, but adequate and clean. From the campsite, you can easily walk along the harbor to Kronborg Castle and a nice little town. Also very beautiful is Frederiksborg Castle, which is very accessible by bike. €43.50 per night including 2 shower rooms.

Very nice and quiet campsite (end of September). Beautiful pitches for motorhomes (gravel and grass). Sanitary facilities outdated but fine and clean. Welcoming owner, bread service. With the ACSI discount, we paid only €27 (motorhome, electricity, 2 people).

Very good campsite with truly magnificent sanitary facilities. Pitches are nice, camper on gravel with a nice patch of grass next to it. With an ACSI card, you receive a discount as well as a free shower and free electricity (up to a certain consumption). Nice town of Ribe within walking distance. Beautiful cycle route along the Wadden Sea, approx. 35 km.

Great campervan site for visiting the city of Hamburg; very large, I estimate around 200 spots, so usually plenty of space. There are 3 showers and 3 toilets for both men and women. Also a washing-up area with hot water. None of it is luxurious, but perfectly adequate. Take the S-Bahn to the Hauptbahnhof in 2 minutes. The stop from the campsite is approx. 300 m. One-way tickets: 2.10.

We stayed 2 nights at this campsite. Price per night (low season and including tax) €52. Neat pitches on grass, approx. 5 meters wide, but long enough for large campers. Sanitary facilities are very nice and clean. Great walks to the beaches and the beautiful town of Riva. From the campsite, there is a footpath (also for cycling) to the marina; from there, there is a very beautiful path along the lake and beaches.

We stayed 1 night at this campsite and paid €43 including tax. Camper + 2 people. It is ideally located for visiting the city. After exactly a 30-minute walk, we were at the Arena. The pitches are fine and all have electricity. Also very quiet at night. The sanitary facilities are mediocre, but are cleaned twice a day.

We stayed 3 nights at this lovely campsite; -Luisa speaks good English, is very hospitable, and gives great tips on routes, activities, etc. -They are busy renovating and improving the campsite and the building. -The shower is now ready and nice- -The extra new bathroom is also already available for use. -Plenty of space, you can choose your own spot. I counted 14 (new) power points across the entire site. -Enjoyed the peace and the view. -Several restaurants within walking distance

We booked a 3-night stay at this campsite. Due to bad weather, we immediately indicated upon arrival that we might leave earlier, but received no response at the time. We did indeed decide to leave one day early. We were still required to pay for the third night. Our arguments were not listened to. Price per night in the low season: €51 for 2 people including electricity.

We stayed at this campsite for 1 night. Actually, only 2 positive points: it was easy to visit the beautiful city of Trieste by bus, and the night was wonderfully quiet. On the other hand: A steep and very narrow climb to the campsite, and even more so on the campsite itself. The majority of the campsite consists of permanent pitches; everything is old and neglected. You get placed in between them if there are a few meters free. Our pitch was 7*4, which was just about right. The sanitary facilities weren't luxurious but just adequate.