Six camper pitches with electricity have now been created here. DKr 177. Payment by credit card via QR code on the restroom building. You will then receive a code to activate the electricity.

It remains a lovely spot here. A correction to an earlier review: cycle path 6 runs to and from Odense, not 56. A nice, quiet route instead of the 303 highway.

A very spacious, quiet camper site. Friendly owners. Very clean sanitary facilities. Nearby, you can walk left and right on the well-maintained "Coast to Coast Path" along the Holme Å, with the scenery completely different in one direction. Sometimes there are boardwalks and steps, making it a lovely walk, even with children.

What a peace. Beautiful view with deer during the day. During our "mountain" bike ride we spotted a sea eagle and a crossing deer right in front of us. Also an easy bike ride to Holstebro, where all kinds of art in the streetscape stand out. With Google and Google translate this art is explained. Friendly owners and clean sanitary facilities.

A little paradise. Full of birdsong. Beautiful places. with beautiful views of the valley and rapeseed fields. Great for cycling in the area. Welcoming people.

Beautiful, quiet motorhome. Water and electricity. Friendly owners. Lovely walk to Ferup sø, where you can fish. By bike through the beautiful Troldhedestien to Kolding.

Beautiful, quiet place with many species of birds. Osprey spotted above the motorhome. Very friendly owner. Everything present. You can choose from different places around the ponds. At just over 10 km. cycling distance beautiful nature reserve Filsø.

Nice campsite at Westerschelde located. Contrary to what is stated in the description, you can call the campsite manager throughout the day to reserve a spot.

Delightful days spent on this new cp. What a rest, you did not hear highways but were awakened by silence. Gorgeous cycling possibilities along often sandy roads and beautiful hooves etc. We had to stop for a crossed hedgehog. Aanrader is certainly the peat museum a few kilometers away. Access is free but voluntary contribution is appreciated.