Camping in Denmark
Denmark offers a diverse landscape all within a relatively short distance. The countryside is green and varied with flat pains, rolling hills, fertile farmland, many lakes and fjords, wild moors and long beaches, interrupted by pretty villages and towns.
Denmark is the easiest of the Scandinavian countries to visit, both in terms of cost and distance. There are many small islands but the main land masses that make up the country are the islands of Zeeland and Funten and the peninsula of Jutland, which extends northwards from the German border. Zeeland is the most visited region, its main draw being the capital, Copenhagen. This vibrant city has a beautiful old centre, an array of museums and art galleries plus a boisterous night life. Funen is the smaller of the two main islands and known as the Garden of Denmark, with its neat green fields and fruit and vegetable plots. Sandy beaches and quaint villages can be found here. Jutland has the most varied landscape ranging from heather-clad moors, dense forests to plunging gorges. It's also home to one of the most popular attractions in Denmark, Legoland, and the oldest town in Scandinavia, Ribe.
Camping in Denmark
A selection of the most popular destinations for camping in Denmark.
