Tangloppen Camping

The campsite is well situated for visiting Copenhagen. The bus stops right in front of the site, and with the S-Bahn (which runs every 10 minutes), it's easy to reach the city quickly. However, there are too few showers for the number of pitches, and the water pressure is extremely low. Additionally, the few washrooms get dirty very quickly, and the toilet brushes are full of waste.

The location is beautiful by the water. Unfortunately, this also means many mosquitoes. Great to have a sauna and a hot tub. Rental of SUP and canoe. Super friendly operators. Spots directly by the water, some without electricity. The division of the toilets for men and women is strange.

Very nicely located campsite. For pitches 100….- the operator should perhaps pay more attention to the arrangement of cars and tents. For us, there were definitely too many dogs. A cleaning of the sanitary facilities before 7 am would be useful.

Very beautiful place surrounded by water. Sanitary facilities clean and good. Very convenient to the city by bus and train. Very friendly staff, would gladly come back.

The campsite is conveniently located for a visit to Copenhagen. The campsite is clean and well-equipped.

The sanitary facilities are a bit outdated, but they fulfill their purpose. Reception mega friendly and helpful. Spaces clean and generously sized. Definitely coming back again.

Arrived at Bornholm at night (11:00 PM) and stayed overnight in front of the campsite. Since our reserved spot was not yet free (7:00 AM), the "manager" recommended three other spots (water side/Baltic Sea side), which were even better. We then chose one and did not regret it, even extending for another night. Meanwhile, the campsite has new owners (family), very friendly. The reception is not always staffed, but manual check-in/out at the terminal is possible. The sanitary facilities are not up to date, but are cleaned daily. Hot water for showers and electricity were included in the overnight rate. At some pitches, the distance to the power box is too far. One should have a suitable extension cord. The campsite is recommended for the Copenhagen trip. There is a bus stop at the campsite, with connections to the S-train to Copenhagen. By bus, it takes 10 minutes, with a bus every 30 minutes, and the S-train (Line A) takes 20 minutes to Copenhagen, arriving every 10 minutes. It takes 20 minutes on foot to reach the S-train station. The Copenhagen Card can be booked online, which includes public transportation (including ferries in Copenhagen). It’s a 10-minute walk to the beach. There is a shopping center at the train station. From our point of view, the campsite is recommended for camping enthusiasts.

The campsite is not excessively large, and it was already quite occupied upon our arrival. They initially wanted to offer us very poor spots, but we ended up with a somewhat acceptable one. Very few electrical connections. The reception speaks German but is very unfriendly and not helpful at all. The campsite is also not very suitable for visits to Copenhagen, as it is too far from the city. Here you have to pay double on the "public" transport due to being in a different zone. There is a bus stop right in front of the campsite. However, that doesn’t help much, as you first have to buy tickets at the train station in the next town. This is only revealed to you on-site by the unfriendly operator. So, we packed everything up in the motorhome and drove to the train station. It then turned out that you cannot buy the tickets in advance. We wanted to go to Copenhagen the next day; we would have to go to the train station first, then back to the campsite, and then take the bus. So, we returned, thought it over, and left the next morning. Sanitary facilities, as almost always, are too few, partly rotten, and dirty. For almost 40 euros, one should expect more.