Nice, quiet spot. Pizza place, sandwich shop, and station around the corner. Great place to take the train to Copenhagen. A sign on the parking lot also indicates that there is a drop-off point in the city; this is also listed on the NKC app and is only accessible on weekdays.

Do not drive all the way to the harbor. Just before that, on the right, is a parking lot for visiting Hamlet Castle (Kronbourg Castle); there are plenty of spaces for campers. Parking costs for 24 hours are approximately 10 euros. There are no other facilities. We were there today, June 3rd, with 12 campers.

Great spot. Firm (grass) surface. There are 6 pitches with electricity. Wild West all around you. Unfortunately, they haven't started installing showers and toilets yet. Very friendly people who own a huge camper/truck of their own that can also fit a car, plus all their merchandise.

Campsite with 45 pitches. Pitch with electricity 25 euros. Otherwise, everything is available. We stayed there with 2 campers, and 2 toilets and 2 showers are enough, especially if everything is occupied. Restaurant only open on Fridays and Saturdays.

Nice spot with (if you arrive on time) a view of the harbor. It costs 200 SEK. You can only pay if you have the Whish app, and you only get that if you have a Swedish Social Security number. So, we don't have that.

Nice spot. We were the only ones there. We weren't bothered by containers. Supermarket and lunch spot across the road.

Drive under the mine gate and signs will direct you to the camper pitches. Parking is free until June 1st, but you only have water and no other facilities. Great spots. Arrived in the evening. You can walk freely around the mine pit. The next morning, a guided tour and museum. After that, continue the journey.