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teltailija has written a review for Iisveden Rantapaviljonki:

auto-translated: Everything was good, but the owner should also keep the price on their own website. Although the price for 1 tent on the website is €10, we paid €14. Otherwise everything was good.

brementhom has written a review for Sørfjorden Marina & Camping:

auto-translated: This place is so wonderfully away from all roads that you hear absolutely nothing at night....

simonemennle has uploaded new photos of Kvissleströmmens Fiskecamping:

Zeltradler has uploaded a new photo of Gospoda pod Czarnym Łabędziem:

LmcMusica has uploaded a new photo of Ugglarp Camping:

Zeltradler has uploaded a new photo of Camp Nowe Guty 60:

Sylvie has written a review for Topcamp Havblikk:

auto-translated: Nice room with shower and toilet in a cabin with 4 units. No cooking facilities in the room, but there was quite a large kitchen. Everything very clean. We had 2 beds next to each other; one bed was considerably wider than the other. Very quiet.

HarzerJung has written a review for Þingvellir - Nyrðri Leirar:

auto-translated: Actually a nice, quiet place to relax. You can also go hiking well from here. The sanitary facilities are simple, but okay. The only problem: from 7 p.m. you shower cold. Then the hot water is used up! Not so nice in Icelandic temperatures! Otherwise the staff is very friendly. So for a short...

Zeltradler has written a review for Camp Nowe Guty 60:

auto-translated: Looked nice when driving past, few trees, moderately occupied.

LmcMusica has written a review for Ugglarp Camping:

auto-translated: We ended up at this site for the second time this year. It was also very nice this time. This year we stayed further down on the site; there you have no shade, but that didn't bother us. The toilets were old but clean, and the beach was easy to reach on foot, about 200 meters away.

Traeumerin has written a review for Kolholmarnas husbilsparkering:

auto-translated: Not to our taste. Check-in only via the municipality's website. For supply/disposal there then apparently is a code. But for us it was not explained intuitively enough. Also a cramped and unattractive location behind a hall.