
Camping in North Zealand – Campsites Close to Beaches and Nature
Camping in North Zealand
Find campsites in North Zealand close to beaches, nature, towns and attractions. Choose from family-friendly campsites along the coast, nature camping and glamping – whether you are travelling with a tent, caravan or motorhome.
Find Your Perfect Campsite in North Zealand
Camping in North Zealand lets you stay close to the sea, beaches, forests and charming towns. Along the coast and further inland, you will find campsites for families, couples and active holidaymakers.
Choose traditional camping with a tent or caravan, campsites with cabins and facilities for the whole family, or smaller sites surrounded by nature. Many campsites are also close to attractions, cultural experiences and towns, making it easy to combine your camping holiday with days out across North Zealand.
Glamping in North Zealand – Comfort Close to Nature
Glamping combines the outdoor experience with a little extra comfort. Stay in tents, cabins or other distinctive accommodation surrounded by nature, and enjoy being close to the coast, forests and open landscapes of North Zealand.
Explore Nature on Your Camping Holiday
A camping holiday is a great starting point for exploring the nature of North Zealand. Walk through forests and heathland, cycle through the countryside or head to the coast for beaches, sea views and outdoor activities.
Several hiking and cycling routes make it easy to combine your stay with active experiences in the region.
More Places to Stay in North Zealand
Looking for something other than traditional camping? Explore motorhome pitches, cabins and holiday resorts, or discover more places to stay across North Zealand.
Frequently Asked Questions About Camping in North Zealand
Where can you go camping in North Zealand, and can you stay in a tent, caravan or motorhome? Find quick answers about campsites, prices, seasons, dogs and camping in nature.
Can I stay overnight in a motorhome in North Zealand?
Yes. There are campsites and other designated places like harbours for motorhomes in North Zealand. Rules and facilities vary, so always check the conditions at the place where you plan to stay.
Can I pitch a tent in the countryside?
You cannot pitch a tent everywhere in the Danish countryside, but there are designated forests where wild camping is permitted, as well as primitive campsites and designated camping areas. Always follow the Danish Nature Agency’s rules and local signs.
When are campsites in North Zealand open?
Opening periods vary from campsite to campsite. Many are open during the main camping season, while some offer accommodation for a longer period of the year. Always check current opening times with the individual campsite.
How much does it cost to stay at a campsite?
Prices vary depending on the campsite, season, type of accommodation and facilities. Check current prices and booking options directly with the campsite you are planning to visit.
Can I stay in a cabin at campsites in North Zealand?
Yes. Several campsites offer cabins as an alternative to staying in a tent or caravan. Facilities, cabin sizes and prices vary, so check the options directly with the individual campsite.
What facilities are available for electricity, Wi-Fi and water for motorhomes?
Facilities vary from place to place. Many campsites and motorhome sites offer access to electricity and water, while some also provide Wi-Fi and facilities for emptying wastewater and toilets. Always check the facilities available at the individual site before arrival.
Where can I go camping in North Zealand?
There are campsites both along the coast and further inland. Choose from traditional camping with a tent or caravan, cabins, glamping and places where you can stay overnight in a motorhome.
Are there campsites close to the beach?
Yes. Several campsites are located close to North Zealand’s coast and beaches, including sites near Dronningmølle, Rågeleje, Liseleje, Gilleleje and Nivå.
Can I bring my dog when camping?
Many campsites in North Zealand allow dogs, but the rules vary. Always check the individual campsite’s rules before booking.





















