Solbakken Naturistcamping
Kirke Hyllinge, Sjælland, Denmark
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Clothing optional

Association-run naturist campsite on the shore of the Isefjord, near Kirke Hyllinge, in a protected natural area. Spacious pitches (some with fjord views), a tent area, motorhome pitches, a shelter with a campfire, a few wooden cabins and a small house; a bathing jetty, a sauna and a beach sauna, a well-equipped shared kitchen and a common room. The small bar-kiosk “Solbiksen” is the community's meeting point; there is also a playground, beach volleyball, pétanque and table tennis. People are naked when weather and conditions allow, but first-timers can stay dressed; swimwear, on the other hand, is not allowed. Children under 18 stay free, dogs are allowed on a lead; day visits are also possible. Recently it has been described as clean, welcoming and well run, with a convivial atmosphere around the kiosk and the sauna. Reception open from early April to mid-September.
What kind of holiday
Naturism
Clothing optional
Do I have to be naked? All the time? No – at Solbakken we are naked when the weather and conditions allow. If you are visiting us for the first time and are still “plucking up courage”, it is perfectly OK to keep your clothes on. Bikinis and swimwear, however, are banned.
- Children welcome
- Pets allowed
Where it is
Solbakkevej 4, Kyndeløse Sydmark, 4070 Kirke Hyllinge — Kirke Hyllinge, Sjælland, Denmark