The rate is now (end of May 2025) €16 + €1.50 p/p tourist tax, this is excl. electricity. And no, there are indeed no showers and toilets, so you are 'self-supporting' with your camper.

Absolutely not that you could stand for max. 3 nights for €12. You pay €12 per 24 hours and that is a very friendly price to be able to stand almost in the center of a larger city with your camper. Sanitary column at the entrance and even a dixie in the parking lot.

On May 9, 2025, we, 2 people with a 6 m bus camper, wanted to stay there for 2 nights. We were shocked by the rate of €38 (so not €16.50) that they would charge per night. They asked €5 for electricity. We left again.

Rate for a camper plus 2 persons is now in 2025, €12 + 2x €6.50 = €25 per night, so excl. electricity and shower. The price of €20 was from the year 2023. Sanitary facilities okay. Furthermore, many permanent annual pitches, which often look neglected.

At the beginning of June you pay 222 Danish Kroner with the ACSI card, or about €30 per night with 2 people. This includes an environmental tax of 50 DK. The rate without an ACSI card is 320 DK, so the ACSI advantage is about €14 per day. You don't see that discount very often.

You will immediately see the payment of €20 on arrival as a debit to your bank account. That's nothing special either. However, the refund of the € 5 that you paid as a deposit for the card is apparently still waiting. In any case, I haven't seen it booked back after a day. Anyone have any idea what could be a reasonable explanation for that?

The costs for an overnight stay via Camper Car Park are now €14.36 instead of €9.88.

ww can mean password, but also crappy wifi

If you want to be able to sleep peacefully at night, this is not a logical place. The cause is regular long-lasting barking of dogs, where the biggest culprit is very close by. So it's not necessarily about stray dogs.

Yes, very cozy, at least if you like a kennel with frequent barking dogs.