Arrived at this beautiful spot today for the night. Toilet and water are still shut off. You can dispose of trash in the container. Really worth it, and easily accessible even with our 7.40-meter camper.

Stayed two nights at this campsite. What a lovely place and a super helpful manager. The shower, toilets, and washing machine are fine. Santiago is easily accessible by bus, which costs 1 euro. You get a city map and tips from the manager. Fresh bread rolls can be ordered from the manager. Definitely worth a visit to Santiago de Compostela.

Arrived today and received a very friendly welcome. Tasted delicious wine and received an explanation about the vineyard and the wines. The daughter speaks good English. Naturally, we bought a few things. The place is free, after all. You can only get water; otherwise, there are no facilities. Fine for 1 night.

Nice spot for an overnight stay. Electricity, water, and shower available. Everything works, only the showers are outdated. But more than sufficient for one night.

Great place, friendly welcome. A nice base for exploring the area.

Super quiet location with a friendly manager, showers and toilets available (for a fee). Beautiful surroundings for walking. We stayed one night.

Today, August 31st, I first looked for a spot in Ystad. But it was so crowded, the pitches were filthy, and expensive too. I drove on and found a spot in Anderslöv along the way. Wonderfully quiet, with both sunny and shady spots. There's no electricity or other amenities, but that's no problem. You pay 10 euros for a parking space in the middle of the grounds. Definitely recommended.

A quiet campsite with a beautiful waterfront location. Simple but excellent. The manager comes by morning and evening to collect your bill. Showers require a 10-kroner coin for 5 minutes.