First Camp Sibbarp-Malmö

We only drove to this spot to continue our journey, but what you find here is not worthy of a campsite. Our spot was still dirty from the previous occupant, there are still leaves from last autumn lying around. The sanitary facilities are beneath all dignity, even a train station toilet is clearly better. And what is worst is that there is no one in sight trying to change anything here. We are leaving this place and moving on, too bad about the money.

2 people, one night with 2x2m tent + car + electricity + waste + sanitation for ~32€/350kr. Service: We called beforehand and were able to come without a reservation (early August, around 6 PM). It was busy, but within 15 minutes we were at our spot. Campsite: - Size: up to 6m - Choice of three different areas that could not be used with campers, only with tent + car. - Many green strips surrounded by small cabins available for rent. - Spacious sites, separated by hedges. - Campers have a paved area for car + grass. - Under the terraces of the cabins, (unintentionally) rabbits live and move around the premises. Sanitary facilities: - 3 buildings with showers, toilets, family bathrooms, children's bathroom. - Cleanliness is hardly present, paper on the ground, lime, dampness, dirt, no bin for tampons, remains in the toilet. Other: - Evening animations. - Footpath bridge.

Nice place, well located near Malmö, only the sanitary facilities, particularly the washing areas were very dirty, as they had not been cleaned for weeks.

The sanitary facilities were insufficient. The options for washing up were also inadequate. On Friday and Saturday, there was a huge rock concert, but this was not mentioned at the booking.

Poor, dirty parking space in dirt and mud. The caravan had to be maneuvered by 4 men as it was not possible with a car.

Generously laid out area with a lot of greenery (around the outside). By bike, you can take many trips into the city and the surrounding area. You have to know that this is a chain, meaning there is no owner on site. During our time (May), only the reception staff were present along with cleaning staff; technicians come from outside when something needs to be done. After reception hours (7 PM), NO ONE is left on the premises. There isn’t even a number to reach anyone who could come in case of an emergency. In the evening and on weekends, the service facilities were partially used by outside people, which was not always pleasant. But no one feels truly responsible for this. The facilities are still relatively modern, but the plaster is a bit crumbling, and the sanitary facilities are not always clean and are also quite poorly laid out.

I can't understand the negative reviews. We were actually prepared for the worst when it came to the reviews. The campsite is nicely designed, and you can do a self-check-in at a machine, which I found great & uncomplicated. We chose our spot online for free in advance & have not regretted our choice - C163 has a direct view of the Øresund Bridge. The area is average - a mix of houses, permanent campers, tent campers & travelers. Everything on site can only be accessed with a card that you receive at the beginning. There are unisex toilets, showers for women/men as well as family & baby showers. There's also a sauna. Everything is clean, yes not the most modern but also not 90s standard. Indoor kitchen, washing machine, indoor dishwashing area. The playground is the highlight for every child. The staff at the reception are very nice & helpful. We extended our stay by 1 night.

A campsite only for transit. Optimal location for continuing the journey to Sweden, Norway, Finland, or back to Germany. Also an ideal starting point for a Malmö tour, through the city train location. Not recommended for a longer stay. The site is noisy due to the passing campers, with the first ones already departing early in the morning. The sanitation facilities are insufficient in number, unhygienic, and have aged.