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Guides & rules

Who can come along on my membership?

Friends, family and children come along for free. Only the person who books has to be a member, and there can be no more than 8 of you on a site.

Andreas Groth Clausen1 min read

In short

  • Friends, family and children come along for free. Only the person who books has to be a member.
  • The person who books has to come on the trip themselves.
  • At most 8 people, 1-⁠2 tents and 1-⁠2 cars per site.
  • Dogs are welcome, on a lead around the camp.

Friends, family and children come along for free. Only the person who books has to be a member, and you have to come on the trip yourself.

The sites are made for small groups, not for larger gatherings: there can be no more than 8 of you, and there is room for 1-⁠2 tents and 1-⁠2 cars. When you book, you enter how many of you are coming. Dogs are welcome at all sites, on a lead around the camp.

You can have one site per night. If you want to be two groups on separate sites on the same night, each booking needs its own member.

Read more: Frequently asked questions, Rules for using the sites and Become a member.

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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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