Natural harbour site, height restriction

The provided kitchen and equipment are second to none. The sanitary facilities are excellent. The site is a good starting point for cycling and hiking or walking. Payment works perfectly.

A simple gravel parking area, with no possibility of emptying gray or black water. Too expensive for what it offers.

The sign says 2.70 m, but our camper, which is 3.30 m high, passed through without any problem. Designated camper spaces. Paid.

We drove on. An untidy gravel parking area in the second row. Boat-related items are lying everywhere. The better spot at the front by the harbor is only for club members. Not worth it!

The camper spot costs 165 kr and includes access to the clubhouse with clean toilets and showers, a kitchen, and a common room overlooking the harbor. There is also a washing machine and dryer, each for 20 kr. If electricity is needed, select a credit amount when checking in; access to the clubhouse is also available without credit.

A lovely harbor with a restaurant and scenic surroundings. However, it has the most filthy and disgusting toilet facilities we have ever seen. We quickly drove away. Those responsible should be ashamed.

A gravel parking area for motorhomes and cars, equipped in several places with free drinking water and electricity after payment, as well as paid spaces. First scan the QR code at the entrance and follow the instructions to obtain a code that unlocks the electricity supply… when it works. Pleasant area, small harbor, restaurant, walks…

It is a gravel area, but very quiet at night. The toilets were clean. Unfortunately, the electricity did not work; it switched off after one minute every time.

We spent one night in this area. You can park for free if you do not want water, electricity, or toilet access. It is a parking area where cars can also park. Public toilets and showers are available if needed and are well maintained; everything was clean. The area is also quiet. I recommend it.

Really uninviting, with no proper signage and practically no view of the harbor. We drove on.

A section for motorhomes is cordoned off with a chain on a large gravel area. Ugly and bleak. No wonder it is empty. We drove on too.

Very nice harbor with a basic gravel site and electricity. However, you can use the sailing club's clubhouse, including the kitchen, barbecue area, toilets, large common room with a sea view, washing machine, and dryer! Overall, a very pleasant place to stay.

Okay for one night. The toilets are public and open to everyone, and that is exactly what they are like. Well…

We had a lovely time! Great facilities. Clean and functional. Access to the clubhouse where you can use kitchen equipment. Beautiful surroundings. Well kept. You don’t have a clear view to the waterside. We managed to park so that we could see the boats etc. beautiful!! But I from what I can see you have to be lucky. However all green and beautiful. We did not use electricity.

All the AC spaces were occupied by boats. We found a place among the boats and paid 165 + 50 kr for electricity, but the hookup provided no power. We received a code, but it did not work, and there was no support. We could cancel only the electricity, not the 165 kr, so if we wanted to drive on, we had lost the 165 kr. The toilet was disgusting; the disabled toilet was better, but freezing cold. No possibility of getting water or emptying waste, so what are we paying for?

Really good facilities and lovely surrounding nature. The harbor has bicycles for rent, so you can get around the area.

Easy payment via QR code. An SMS PIN was received for the shower and toilet, which were fine and clean. Once we figured out the system for connecting to the electricity hookup (you only enter the PIN once), the electricity worked until exactly noon the next day. A message arrived in the middle of the night saying the balance was low, so 50 kr is too little to cover the service fee. The site is NOT under reconstruction—it is winter storage for boats.

Nice little harbor with lots of activity. The motorhome area is among the parked cars on a gravel lot with heavy traffic, behind the harbor buildings and with only a limited view of the water. It looks as if the site is still being developed.