Camping in Jutland (Jylland)
Nine small campsites from Salling in the north to Gram in the south: by lakes and streams, in the forest and on meadows and fields that are turning back into nature.
Choose your site in Jutland
9 campsites
Every site has:
Dogs allowedThe whole site is yoursCompost toiletFire pit
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BrandeArnborg Plads
In the forestStarry sky
BillundBjælde Plads
By waterIn the forestStarry sky
GramFole Plads
By waterWith a viewStarry sky
KoldingGrønbæk Plads
By waterWith a view
RandersHastrup Plads
By waterIn the forestWith a view
GrenaaIngvorstrup Plads
By waterStarry skyFishing allowed
VardeLyngsgård Plads
With a viewStarry sky- Nykøbing Mors
Nøreng Plads
With a viewStarry skyFishing allowed 
KoldingVrå Skov Plads
In the forestGather your own firewood
From Salling to South Jutland
- Fole Plads near Gram lies on a large meadow running down to the Gram Å, where you're welcome to swim and fish. Four kilometres away is Gram Lergrav, a clay pit where you can dig for fossils.
- Near Kolding, Grønbæk Plads, at Kolding Gårdbryggeri, has a view over a nature area and a lake, and Vrå Skov Plads lies in a clearing deep in the forest. Koldinghus is 10 kilometres from Grønbæk Plads.
- Bjælde Plads south of Billund lies in the corner of a field that has been taken out of farming, just over 20 minutes by car from Legoland.
- Lyngsgård Plads near Varde lies far out in the fields, about half an hour from Wadden Sea National Park, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
- In the middle of Jutland, Arnborg Plads lies in a small wood near Brande, and Hastrup Plads north of Randers on a meadow running down to a small lake, 11 kilometres from Randers Tropical Zoo.
- On Djursland, Ingvorstrup Plads lies near Grenaa, tucked away behind tall trees by a canal, about half an hour from Mols Bjerge National Park.
- In Salling on the Limfjord, Nøreng Plads lies on Foreningen Landjordejere's own land by Grynderup Sø, where you're welcome to swim and fish. It's a quarter of an hour by car to the ferry to Fur, and the moler cliffs on Fur and Mors were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2026.
Getting to Jutland
From Germany you take the E45 over the border at Frøslev. From Norway you come by ferry to Hirtshals, and from Gothenburg to Frederikshavn. From the border it's about an hour to the sites near Gram and Kolding and an hour and a half to Bjælde Plads near Billund. From Hirtshals and Frederikshavn it's about an hour and a half to Hastrup Plads near Randers.
Before you come
- The whole site is yours. Once you have booked, nobody else can book it for the same nights.
- There is a compost toilet and a fire bowl, but no electricity, showers or drinking water. Bring your own water, toilet paper and firewood.
- You can drive right up to most of the sites. Tents, roof tents, small campervans the size of a VW California, converted cars (micro-campers), hammocks and motorcycles are welcome. Caravans, trailer tents, large motorhomes and vans bigger than a VW California can't come.
- Dogs are welcome on a lead at the camp. Friends, family and children come along for free, and only the person who books needs to be a member.
- You can see when the sites are free before you join.
Questions about camping in Jutland
No, not just anywhere. As in the rest of Denmark, you may only pitch a tent at campsites, on private land with the owner's permission, at Naturstyrelsen's primitive campsites and in forests where free camping is allowed. Landjord's sites are on private land, where everything has been agreed with the landowner. Read the rules for sleeping out in nature.
Yes. Bjælde Plads lies south of Billund, just over 20 minutes by car from Legoland. The site is good for families with children. There is a compost toilet and a fire bowl, but no electricity, showers or drinking water, so it's a site for those of you who want to sleep out in nature.
At Fole Plads you may swim and fish in the Gram Å, and at Nøreng Plads in Grynderup Sø. At Hastrup Plads you may fish in the lake, but not swim.
Yes, there are many shelters in Jutland, and you'll find most of them on udinaturen