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Guides & rules

Can I bring my campervan, trailer tent or roof tent?

Tents, roof tents, micro-campers and small campervans the size of a VW California are welcome. Caravans, trailer tents and large motorhomes are not.

Andreas Groth Clausen1 min read

In short

  • Tents, roof tents, hammocks, motorbikes, micro-campers and small campervans the size of a VW California are welcome.
  • Caravans can't come, because the permits from the municipalities forbid them.
  • Trailer tents, large motorhomes and vans bigger than a VW California can't come either.
  • Each site has room for 1-⁠2 tents and 1-⁠2 cars.

Tents, roof tents and small campervans the size of a VW California are welcome, and so are converted cars (micro-campers), hammocks and motorbikes. Caravans, even small ones, can't come, because the permits from the municipalities forbid them. Trailer tents, large motorhomes and vans bigger than a VW California can't come either.

  • Tent: yes.
  • Roof tent on the car: yes.
  • Sleeping in the car: yes.
  • Converted car (micro-camper): yes.
  • Small campervan, such as a VW California: yes.
  • Hammock or motorbike: yes.
  • Caravan, even a small one: no.
  • Trailer tent, such as a Combi Camp or Camp-let: no.
  • Van or camper bigger than a VW California, such as a Mercedes Sprinter: no.
  • Large motorhome: no.

At almost all sites you can drive right up to the site and park your car there while you stay. The road in can be narrow and bumpy, so take it slowly. Each site has room for 1-⁠2 tents and 1-⁠2 cars.

If you have nothing of your own to sleep in, you can rent a tent or a roof tent. Read more on the page about renting camping gear.

Read more: Rules for using the sites, Can you wild camp in Denmark? and the article about Vildt Langt Ude.

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Andreas Groth ClausenFounder of LandjordAndreas founded Landjord and is vice-chair of the Landjord association. He writes about sleeping in nature, about the rules, and about landowners who make room for more nature.

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