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If you're planning a holiday to Denmark, you'll find a wide variety of campsites to choose from. Campsites are located both on the mainland and across Denmark’s many beautiful islands. Whether you prefer the Baltic Sea or the North Sea coast, or the peaceful inland areas with green forests and rolling hills, there’s an option to suit your preferences.
Denmark offers many types of campsites, making it easy to find one that’s perfect for families. If you’re travelling with children, a child-friendly family campsite is a great choice. Kids can have fun in the pool or playground, and easily make new friends with other children on site. Young children especially tend to overcome language barriers quickly. Many family campsites in Denmark offer entertainment during the summer months, so there’s always something to do, even if the weather isn’t perfect or swimming doesn’t appeal that day.
If you’re looking for peace and quiet, book a spot at a beautiful nature campsite in Denmark. Across the country, you’ll find attractive and affordable campsites where you can spend a relaxing break. Some of these are located on working farms that have converted part of their land into small campsites. Facilities here are often basic, but many guests appreciate the simplicity and don’t miss extra amenities. Visitors to these small, rural campsites often enjoy hiking, cycling, or exploring the natural surroundings with a camera.
If you prefer a bit of luxury, Denmark also has 5-star campsites with excellent facilities. These often include one or more restaurants, a range of sports and games, and luxurious swimming pools. You can stay with your own caravan, camper, or tent, or choose to rent comfortable accommodation such as a fully equipped mobile home or spacious bungalow tent. This is ideal for touring holidays or if you don’t own your own camping gear.
Staying at a campsite in Denmark gives you plenty of options for day trips and activities. Visit lively cities or take the kids to an amusement park. Here are some ideas for excursions.
No trip to Denmark is complete without a visit to the capital, Copenhagen. The city is extremely bicycle-friendly, with rental bikes and free bikes available in various locations. Explore Frederiksborg, the Royal Palace of Denmark, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Nyhavn, where you can relax by the water with a drink or meal.
The world-famous LEGO bricks originated in Denmark, and near the town of Billund, you’ll find a theme park dedicated entirely to LEGO. You can visit Miniland, where amazing models are built entirely from LEGO bricks.
In the city of Roskilde, you’ll find the Viking Ship Museum, where you can see several expertly restored Viking ships that once sailed the European waters centuries ago.
Denmark is also home to its own Wadden Sea Islands. The island of Fanø is especially popular for its long, wide sandy beach, while the island of Mandø is only accessible via a causeway that is covered by the sea at high tide.
Many people don’t realise that Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark. Located near the Arctic Circle, Greenland is very different in landscape, with traditional Inuit communities and transportation by snowmobile and dog sled.
Keen to discover Denmark from one of its many excellent campsites? Book your holiday directly through Camping.eu. Compare the options and make your choice—you can go straight through to reserve your spot.
