Sejerø Camping ApS Kalundborg

We stayed at Sejerø Camping for three weeks and had a wonderful, relaxing time. The accommodation is clean and the owners are relaxed. If you really want to unwind, this is the perfect place: there's plenty of privacy, the island has a very relaxed atmosphere, and the fact that there isn't much to do actually helps you slow down and enjoy the peace. It's also very dog-friendly, with beautiful beaches and great swimming spots. Our biggest tip: book directly through the campsite rather than through platforms like Novasol. Booking through third parties can be much more expensive, and the service is far less helpful.

A place for those who love nature. It is a very beautiful and quiet place, surrounded by nature, where hares and other game are never far away if you are quiet. It is close to the water, but a very rocky beach. There is free choice of place, and no check-in and check-out building. You just call and say you have arrived. A small island lies in the middle of it all, providing a fun "feature". The place itself is nicely laid out, and with many small nooks, so you can lie relatively undisturbed. There are ok toilet/bathing facilities. BUT there is a kitchen with one to two burners, as well as an oven, in the back part of the place, where caravans, tent trailers and tents are located. There is a washing-up area, with 2 sinks, but only one tap worked. It is quite a long way up to the main road, where the kitchen is, and you have to cross a fairly steep hill. The place is NOT suitable for people with walking difficulties or the like. Handicap.

Sejerø Camping, located in scenic surroundings Most of the cabins are older, but cozy nonetheless Common toilets and bathroom facilities need renovation, but can be used and are clean. Tiny houses are brand new cabins and are nice and with Wifi

We were four friends on a camping holiday on Sejerø (May 2026) and chose to spend the night at the campsite in our own tent. The booking itself is done online, and the payment is subsequently transferred via MobilePay. The site is nice and tidy, and there is plenty of space. There are two service buildings at each end with water, toilets and a shower, while closer to the main building there is also a kitchen. When we left, everything was clean, neat and the kitchen was well-equipped. We passed Tiny Houses, which had a great view and looked nice and cozy. They were perhaps a little close to each other, but not to the point that it seemed annoying. As described, there are also some, to put it mildly, dilapidated “cabins” (not Tiny Houses) around the campsite, which look like a relic from another time. If you can ignore this, it is a completely ordinary and well-functioning campsite with all the basic facilities. We could easily visit the place again.