Tangloppen Camping

auto-translated: This could be a pleasant campsite if the owners limited the number of occupants to 1/3 of the number we were. We spent 2 nights in a tent, crammed 2m from our neighbours. Fitted vans are treated as tents, which turns the area into a large car park. The toilets are cleaned, but not at the rate required, so it's dirty most of the time. There aren't enough toilets, showers or sinks for washing up. You have to queue for everything. The site is very beautiful, with a superb beach nearby, as well as the Arken museum. It's easy to get to Copenhagen by public transport. You can book bread rolls in the morning. There is a small playground, a grassy beach and a boat launch. You have to check in yourself at an automatic machine. It's impersonal, but allows you to arrive at any time. The reception is friendly. It's relatively expensive (606 Kr for 4 people, 2 small tents, 1 car).
All in all, I found this stay as pleasant as a rest area on a motorway on a busy day.

auto-translated: We stayed at the campsite for 2 nights. A quiet, cosy place on a small peninsula. The season had not yet started. This was noticeable as the sanitary facilities were not yet fully intact. But that was bearable. Checking in was straightforward. We felt very comfortable. It should be emphasised that we were in Copenhagen in about 20 minutes. All in all, good value for money. Thanks to the campsite team.

auto-translated: If you like a knoll field and neighbours at 1.5 metres, this is the place to be. Poor site for tent campers and far too expensive for what is on offer. No permanent pitches and far too many campers packed together. Nice little harbour with restaurants and a good base for a city trip to Copenhagen. Train station a 20-minute walk away.