Lyngboparken is situated right in the middle of the Danish "Wild West", with a host of perfect facilities for cycle trips and long walks through a bewitching countryside of dunes, moor lands and forests. Lyngboparken is a non-profit-making, club-owned naturist site, the income from which is exclusively used for the running and maintenance of  the grounds, to the benefit of all. Lyngboparken comprises over 20 acres of fenced-in dune lands and moor lands where the heather blooms and the fir trees grow. There is plenty of space to find a sunny spot out of the wind. Here at Lyngboparken we put the family in the centre. It is a quiet place where children can find all sorts of games to play - a 16' paddling pool, closed chute, swings and seaways - all of this, to exercise the imagination in complete safety. There is also outdoor Ping-Pong, volleyball court and facilities for playing minitennis and boccia etc.There is a large separate car park with space for 80 cars, so that you only need to drive to your camp area on arrival and departure.It is possible to buy morning bread as well to buy beer, pop and stamps. The nearest shops are at Henne Strand, some 1½ miles from the camp. The nearest bigger village is Nørre Nebel about 6 miles to the north, where there are doctors, a chemist, public bath, railway terminal etc.Nearest station is Henne 4 miles away.About ten minutes drive from Lyngboparken lies Houstrup Strand, washed by pure seawater, wide sand beach and a 220 yard wide belt of dunes behind. Nude bathing and sunbathing are allowed throughout Denmark's entire coastline, but whetether one actually wishes to swim in the nude it is always a question of tact. 100 yards south of Houstrup Strand there is a half-mile long beach dune area prominently marked off as an official nude beach (fribadestrand, FKK-gebiet). Visitors bearing a valid Naturist Membership Card (INF-card) and International Camping Carnet, intending to practise naturism are always welcome to Lyngboparken. No singles allowed! Reservation is not possible!