Overnight stay in the National Park
Looking for accomodations or planning on sleeping under the stars?
Accomodation and camping facilities
See all shelters, tentplaces and accomodations in our interactive map.
Our map is available in your browser if you are using a computer. If you are on your phone, you will be asked to download our app "Nationalpark Mols Bjerge". The app is great, when you have to plan your trip and when you are visiting the National Park. The app works on satellite, so when it is first downloaded to your phone, you can use it without internet. In the app you can see your location on the interactive map.
Read more about our maps, digital guides and apps ->
When you have the map/app, select “Overnight stay” in the menu (see picture below).
If you are looking for camping facilities along a trail for example the Mols Bjerge Trail. Then select the "Mols Bjerge Trail" as well.
Book shelters in advance
Some of the shelters can be booked in advance – that might be helpful for you, if you want to plan ahead.
When you click on a shelter-icon, you will find information about booking-oppotunities, GPS-coordinates and a description of the shelter.
Please remember
- Some shelters are free to use, others are private and can be rented.
- Vehicle access is only permitted if it is signposted or if you have received a special permit.
- Bring your rubbish home.
- You are allowed to collect dry branches and twigs on the forest floor to use for your fire on the fire site, but not cutting down firewood.
- You are allowed to collect woodland plants, berries and fruit for your own consumption.
- When you use the woodland as a toilet, please be at an acceptable distance from the campsite and leave no traces.
Useful Danish words
Informations about the primitive campsites are unfortunately only available in Danish, but here are a few useful Danish words:
Bålplads – site for campfire
Drikkevand – drinking water
Tilladt - allowed/permitted
Telt – tent
Read more about sleeping outside in the nature at the webpage of The Danish Nature Agency ->
Please be considerate
Simple advice when spending time in nature:
- Greet people you meet, and show consideration
- Leave nothing but your footprints behind, and only bring home your memories
- Keep your dog on a leash to keep it from disturbing birds and other wildlife
- Do your best not to disturb birds and other animals, and leave plants untouched for others to enjoy
- As far as possible, avoid disturbing nature between sunset and sunrise