The Dutch owners took over the campsite two years ago and are still busy renovating. The sanitary facilities will be renovated this coming winter, which is certainly not a luxury. It's a small, very friendly campsite. The restaurant offers a simple menu and serves good food. There's a swimming pool, but you can also swim in the lake. SUPs are available for everyone to use. A true family campsite, primarily frequented by Dutch visitors.

The sanitary facilities are old, but clean. It's remote, and there's not much to do in the area. The restaurant is pricey. There's not much to do at the campsite. Two days in a row, we were woken before 7 a.m. by planes flying overhead. This went on for at least an hour.

If you enjoy being crammed together, this is a good spot. We prefer a bit of space between us and our neighbors, and that's not the case at this campsite. Everyone is right next to each other. It's all Dutch, like everyone knows each other, like a village. It wasn't for us, so we quickly left.

A beautiful campsite with spacious pitches. Neat and clean sanitary facilities. A small swimming pool with three separate slides so you don't get distracted by the other guests in the pool—absolutely fantastic. A friendly welcome; they really go the extra mile for their guests. In the evening, the children were picked up by the mascot and music. Very nice, and I didn't expect that at such a small campsite. It's located on a busy road, but it didn't bother us at all.

A nice campsite in itself. The sanitary facilities leave much to be desired. There's no toilet seat or toilet paper. They clean it meticulously. The pool is small. The pitches are nice, especially if you're right by the water. I think there are many permanent pitches. The restaurant isn't great; loud music plays until late at night.

Lovely little campsite. Friendly Dutch owners who show genuine interest in their guests. Beautiful fishing pond, very clean sanitary facilities with lovely, hot showers. Nice pitches, but some are quite sloping.

A very nice camper site. There's no toilet; you'll need to bring one with you. It's a nice layout with a small field with picnic tables in the middle. When we were leaving, there was a problem with the barrier; a quick call to the manager meant it was resolved within 10 minutes. There's not much to do in the immediate area, so it's fine for an overnight stay.

Very neat campsite with friendly owners. I have never seen such a clean campsite before. In the toilet building you have to take off your shoes or put on shoe covers (which are next to the door) and that keeps it clean. There is a nice spacious communal kitchen and dining room, all very cozy. Here too you are expected to take off your shoes. Within walking distance of the train station to Copenhagen and Frederiksborg Castle