Wikegårds Camping

auto-translated: As Norcamp does not have a ‘mixed’, ‘standard’ or ‘nudist’ camping category, here’s a quick note. A small section of the site is reserved for nudists.

We stayed here for one night in a tent. The site is very peaceful and situated right by the sea. The operator places great emphasis on environmental protection. As such, there is only one water point for drinking water. Service water is obtained via the site’s own desalination plant. Strict waste separation is an absolute must ;-)
There are plenty of showers and toilets, and they’re clean. A new sanitary block is currently under construction.

Conclusion: Anyone looking for camping close to nature – in the best sense of the word – will find this place right up their street.
You can swim naked (or rather, wade, as the water remains shallow for a long way) at the small beach nearby.

auto-translated: We are here for 3 days at the end of August. The site is huge and offers secluded and easily accessible pitches. The sanitary facilities are brand new and spotlessly clean. When the site is full, there are probably not enough facilities. We did not experience any water problems or unpleasant odours. A TOP site

auto-translated: Large and fun campsite. large pitches for motorhomes and caravans and plenty of privacy. campsite has an eco-friendly starting point. water is used from the sea and purified on site. as a result, at times there can be quite a foul rotten egg smell at reception and the shower water has a distinct odour. if you don't go near reception, it is fine to stay.