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199. www.spodsbjerg.dk

Rating: 333 points*
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www.spodsbjerg.dk

Færgegårdens Camping * * *

Description: In lovely and friendly Denmark, at the middle of the eastcoast of island "Langeland", by the old fishing- and ferry port, is the islands oldest campsite.

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