Campground is beautiful. Big, spacious places. But not dog friendly. Upon arrival it was immediately made clear that the dog is not allowed to swim in the puddle. Even the legs are not allowed in. Not a friendly welcome for me and my dogs. I could also leave, they said. My tip to mention on the website that the dogs are not allowed in the puddle was not responded to.

Unfortunately, an abnormally high number of motorhomes were allowed. We were in awe. There was hardly any space between the campers. The orchard was also crammed full. Frankly horrid and only neighbors view. Current 75 crowns. Much more expensive than other campsites. I'm not coming here anymore.

Early March nice and quiet and not expensive. 20 euros per night 1 person, including electricity, water, 2 dogs. From the park you can walk straight into the forest. Heated sanitary building. Great place.

Small campsite. The pitches are located around a small fen and a pond. Nice lights all around the fen. A nice sight in the evening. Plumbing is simple and clean. Friendly atmosphere with nice people. You can walk from the campsite. Ideal with dog.

Almost unreachable. Narrow streets and terribly crowded. Could not find a camper place. Just a regular parking lot that was packed. Doesn't seem like a camper place to me anymore.

Location at various facilities. Rental houses, apartments, gas station, takeaway pizza and McDonalds. Lots of highway noise. It seems a bit shabby. Camper spots are on gravel and also on grass. Not really great, but doable for a night. Pricey, 210 Norwegian kroner without electricity in a shabby location.

There are 4 pitches on grass and a number of pitches on asphalt. Very busy with visitors to the park. A number of places were occupied with vans that parked there for a visit to the park. A lot of noise. Constantly walking past the camper. I didn't find it a success despite the location at the park.