Amtsvejen 340A, 3390, Hundested
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A quiet, green nature campsite on a farm beside Roskilde Fjord, with pitches, luxury tents, sea views and space for SUP boards. Waterfront pitches cost more, and self check-in is possible until 23.00. The farm has sheep, chickens, goats, micro-farming, a shop and coffee bar serving breakfast, coffee and lunch. Swimming at the shore is currently not possible because the water is algal and smells.
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Listing copied from our source, 47 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 47 days ago
The site is fine, quiet, and very green. The sanitary facilities could be better maintained. Swimming at the beach is not possible because the water is too full of algae and also smells.Translating
We had a very nice pitch with a view of the water. Very clean.Translating
Absolutly gorgeous and beatiful. Clean kitchen/bathroom, nice playgrounds, great small towns to visit. Delicious food and coffee and a great farmshop. We will definitly come back. And its NOT expansive. We (2 Adults, 2 children, a dog) payed for the first row with electricity for two nights only 84€.
Beautifully located campsite with spacious green pitches. Neat facilities and a pleasant atmosphere. You pay €200 for a waterside pitch, three nights including electricity for one day! We were shocked by the coffee price—€5 for a cup of filter coffee—but discovered that coffee is expensive throughout Denmark. The lunch is delicious, with everything fresh and homemade.Translating
A little pricey, and 11am checkout is too early – but it’s very well-maintained, and very friendly – they let me check out late:) check-in closes at 6 PM (18.00). Most pitches are large and private. The ones at the water are most expensive, but we actually thought the ones up higher were better, with a better view:)
Pros: Beautiful green campsite. You hardly notice the nearly 300 pitches (late August, with low occupancy). The basic sanitary facilities were clean. Cons: Checkout by 11 a.m., much too early. €50 for one night in a VW camper without electricity for two adults and three children (aged 1, 4, and 7) is far too expensive in our opinion.Translating
Very nice campsite, with very clean sanitary facilities. The pitches are large, with tall hedges. There is a small shop selling, among other things, fresh vegetables, drinks, meat, and herbs. Fresh bread rolls are available daily. The owners are very friendly.Translating
So expensive. We paid 950 KR for two nights with a camper, elec and 3 people. It is by far the most expensive place we have been to after 5 months of Europe, including Scandinavia. It is nice but really, this is ridiculous.
Friendly welcome. Bread-roll service. Toilets and showers clean. The grounds have natural vegetation but are very well maintained. Large pitches. Playground. 480 DKK for one night with a camper, two people, a dog, electricity, and showers included.Translating
Beautiful campsite with naturally mown fields and pitches with sea views at an additional cost. Nice farm shop with regional products.Translating
A really nice large campsite, but still very quiet, with its own vegetable farming and sheep :-) A great, long bridge—perfect for swimming from the platforms.Translating
Beautiful and big camp. But a lot of peace and quiet. A great swim from the bridge and animals/farming area. Clean facilities and a great farm shop. Late check in was easy.
It looked nice, but we arrived at ten minutes to six and nobody could be reached for check-in, even though it says everywhere that check-in is possible until six.Translating
Super nice and cozy site with very spacious pitches. The sanitary facilities look quite new, and the showers were genuinely premium compared with other campsites. The front pitches have a view of the water, although swimming there is probably not possible because it is very muddy. Many seasonal campers on site. About €40 for a camper, electricity, two people, and a dog—that is rather expensive.Translating
We had a spot in the first row to the dam with view over a sheep meadow on the fjord. The „beach“ is quite slim and full of tang same as the water so we wouldn‘t like to swim here. We cycled 7 km alongside the main street to Hundested where there is a real beach, shops and restaurants. The bakery in the campsite Shop is delicious and the staff very friendly.
Beautiful campsite with spacious pitches, clean and pleasant sanitary facilities, and a friendly welcome. We found the price far too high. For four people and a dog we paid about €75, including electricity. For that price you would at least expect a heated swimming pool. Unfortunately, there was also no beach and the water was unsuitable for swimming.Translating
Superb place!! Quiet and enormous parking spaces despite the size of the campsite. Mini-market with organic local products! Recommended. P.S. Don’t miss the sunset on the beach.Translating
It’s a nice, clean campsite with good facilities but no Wi-Fi. A bit expensive and located outside town.Translating
A quiet site, apart from the occasional sounds from the factory on the opposite bank carrying over. I don’t know where one is supposed to swim here. Between the campsite and the water there is a pasture with hundreds of meters of electric fencing. There is no beach anyway, only a strip one to three meters wide, covered with dried seaweed and a thick layer of mussel shells.Translating
Spacious site with large pitches. We had a beautiful view of the sea. You need an adapter to connect a hose. At the disposal point described to us, there was no way to drive across—or we didn’t see it. You receive a code, which is needed for almost everything. The barrier is closed at night. The price felt rather high to us.Translating
Really nice place. Stayed 1 night in a campervan at one of the sea view pitches. Great view and nice and quiet.