This is a pop-up campsite 5 km from Copenhagen city centre. Sanitary facilities are like those at a festival site, so toilet trailers and showers. In mid-June, at about 25% occupancy, everything still looked reasonably clean and there was hot water. I don't know what this is like at full occupancy. We paid €70 for 2 nights for 2 people, including electricity. It takes 25 minutes by bus to the city centre; the bus stop is 500m away.

The entrance looks a bit less attractive, but the camping pitches are well-maintained and very spacious, a good 100 m². The sanitary facilities and kitchen are neatly maintained. The campsite is ideally situated for cycling, but less so for walking. There is a bread roll service.

Well-maintained campsite, and it's also nice for a change that there are no dogs on the premises. Modern and clean sanitary facilities near the entrance, so it's quite a walk if you are staying at the back of the campsite. Location within walking distance of Bardolino, but also along a busy road. Supermarket opposite the campsite.

Friendly welcome at a simple, neat campsite. There is room for 10 campers on a wide strip of grass; there is no partition, so no privacy. Simple sanitary facilities but very clean. Beautiful location within walking distance of a shop and the train to visit the Aareschlucht. Ideal for mountain hikes, but less suitable for cycling trips. We paid CHF 40/night for a camper and 2 people.

A decent campsite for visiting Rome via shuttle bus or public transport. The sanitary facilities are adequate, but do smell because they are not ventilated sufficiently. Only 2 stars because they use a flexible pricing system. We paid €50 per day for the first two days and over €150 for the last day because it fell on a public holiday. Of course, that is your own choice, but for €150 you expect a top-notch campsite, and this certainly isn't it.

Well-maintained campsite with pitches separated by greenery. Try to get a pitch with a sea view and not directly on the busy main road. At the end of April, the swimming pool was not yet open, and the restaurant was not open every day either. Nice terrace with sunbeds and a view of the sea. There are beautiful walks to be had in the nature reserve opposite. Cycling is a challenge on the main roads without a cycle path. Livorno, however, is easily accessible by bike.

The campsite was still closed on March 17, even though Campercontact stated that it had been open since March 3. Unfortunately, the campsite's website did not list any opening hours, so we stood in front of a closed gate 😢.

A lovely campsite with a mix of bungalows and campervan pitches. Gravel pitches are only for campervans up to 7.5m long. Wi-Fi is poor or nonexistent, and electricity is expensive at €6/day. Early November, the pool is still open, but the shop and restaurant are closed. Beautiful surroundings if you enjoy walking, and there's a small beach with crystal-clear water. Las Negras is a 20-minute walk away. Clean restrooms.

Well-maintained campsite with grass and sandy paths. 200m from a private beach. A baker comes daily. The sanitary facilities are basic but well-maintained. The campsite is located in an unattractive agricultural area, not ideal for walking. When we were there, there were flies.

Location/surroundings: Nicely situated between 2 rivers within walking distance of supermarket and several restaurants. Particularly interesting for walking and cycling. Campsite: Well maintained with spacious pitches, 7 m wide and 20 m deep. Furthermore minimal facilities. No taps where you can fill your camper with water. Book in advance because reception is minimally occupied. Sanitary: Below standard, there was continuous water in the men's toilet because the drain was clogged.