Hundige Strand Familiecamping
Welcome to Hundige Strand Familiecamping.
Please find below the campsite activities and facilities.
We look forward to your visit.
Hundige Strand Familiecamping
Contact campsite
Hundige Strandvej 72, 2670 Greve
Phone: +45 20 21 85 84
Email: info@hsfc.dk
Opening hours:
01.01.2021 - 31.12.2021
Accomodation type
- Pitch
- Simple cabin
- Luxury cabin
- Caravan
Facilities
- Shower and toilet
- Kitchen
- Dogs welcome
- Common room
- Emptying of grey water
- Emptying of toilet
- Laundry
- Defibrillator
- Large pitches > 125 m2
- Public transport
- For children
- Playground
- Bouncy cushion
- For autocampers
- Inside gate
- Late arrival
- Emptying of grey water
- Emptying of toilet
- Large autocamper units
Activities
- Activities for children
- Playing field
- Minigolf
Shopping, food and drink
- See info on the campsite's website
Types of campsite
- City Camps
- 151 - 300 units
Nearby
- Biking routes (< 5 Km)
- Sights (< 5 Km)
- Walking and running routes (< 5 Km)
- Bakery (< 1 Km)
- Café (< 1 Km)
- Supermarket (< 1 Km)
- Grill (< 1 Km)
- Shop (< 1 Km)
- Restaurant (< 1 Km)
- Shopping (< 1 Km)
- Take away (< 1 Km)
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