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51 places found in South Zealand
Askø Shelterplads
Askø Shelterplads is a coastal overnight site behind the old school on the small island of Askø in the Småland Sea. The site has two spacious shelters with room for five people each, along with a barbecue area, fire pit with grill grate, outdoor power outlet, pétanque court and a small ball court. The site is managed by the local residents' association, and payment goes to the local community. Askø is connected to the neighbouring island of Lilleø via a causeway, and the island offers genuine island tranquillity with peaceful nature and its own grocery shop. Booking in advance is recommended during the high season.
📍 Askø, 4942 Askø
Avnø Shelterplads (Nokkeskoven)
Newer shelter site with four shelters, each with its own fire pit and picnic table, plus a composting toilet, located close to the water by the seal colony in Avnø Fjord. Two additional first-come-first-served shelters at the south-eastern tip of the peninsula.
📍 Flyvervej 40, 4750 Lundby
Bogø Fyr Shelter
A special overnight experience in the historic Bogø Lighthouse with views over Storstrømmen and the Farø Bridges. The first floor has space for two overnight guests and a wood-burning stove — membership of Bogø Fyrs Venner (the lighthouse's friends' association, DKK 150/year) is required. The ground floor offers free overnight stays without booking. The site has good conditions for launching kayaks and canoes, fishing opportunities, and a bathing beach nearby. Camping is not permitted.
📍 Vesternæsvej 7, 4793 Bogø By
Bøgeskov ved Stensved
A small beech forest near Stensved close to Vordingborg where dogs are welcome. The forest is popular among local dog owners for its peaceful atmosphere and well-maintained paths. Parking along the road.
📍 Stensvedvej, 4773 Stensved
Brorjords Have — Shelter i sansehaven
A shelter in the sensory garden at Brorjords Planteskole near Tjørnehoved, 4 km south of Præstø. The garden is laid out as a modern herb garden with rare historic roses, medicinal plants and a focus on biodiversity and permaculture — a fragrant, distinctive setting for a night under the open sky. An ideal stop for cyclists, hikers and nature lovers, with the option to light a campfire and enjoy the starry sky.
📍 Tjørnehoved, 4720 Præstø
Bruserup Strand Naturlejrplads
A nature campsite with shelter on the South Falster coast, close to Bøtøskoven and the Bøtø Nor bird reserve. The area is home to wild-living Konik horses and Highland cattle kept as nature management animals, as well as rare butterflies. A unique location for those seeking a close-to-nature experience at the southern tip of Falster.
📍 Bruserup Strandvej 9, 4873 Væggerløse
Bursø Grusgrav Shelterplads
Shelter site at the interesting nature area of Bursø Grusgrav, where you can fish and birdwatch. Maribo and Holeby are each approximately 5 km away in either direction.
📍 Bursøvej, 4960 Holeby
Camp Adventure Skovtårnet
Camp Adventure Skovtårnet near Haslev is a 45-metre observation tower built into the treetops of a protected bog forest. The tower offers views over woodland and the South Zealand landscape and is connected by a treetop walkway. The site also includes restaurants and accommodation. See campadventure.dk for prices, opening hours and booking.
📍 Skovtårnsvej 1, 4683 Rønnede
Digegaarden Shelterplads
Two spacious shelters (5 persons each) on the South Lolland coast in Hummingen, sheltered by trees and shrubs behind the Lolland dyke. Just a few metres to the beach and the bathing pier. Minutes' walk to the restaurant, ice cream parlour and smokehouse Den Gamle Digegaard — guests with a booking receipt receive a 10% discount on food. Seasonal opening: 1 April – 1 November.
📍 Diget 1, 4983 Dannemare
Enehøje Shelterplads
Enehøje Shelterplads is located on the small island of Enehøje in Nakskov Fjord and is accessible by boat only. The site accommodates up to 5 people for a maximum of 2 nights. Facilities include a composting toilet and a fire pit. The island is part of a nature zone with no cars and minimal light pollution, surrounded by rich birdlife. Booking is done through the Danish Nature Agency's website.
📍 Enehøje, 4900 Nakskov
Faksinge Skov Shelterplads
A shelter site in Faksinge Skov near Præstø with two shelters, separate fire pits for each shelter and a shared larger fire pit. There is a primitive toilet on site. The forest has an exercise trail with outdoor fitness equipment. Its northern section has been designated a quiet zone to protect the forest's breeding white-tailed eagles — the largest birds of prey in Denmark and Northern Europe. Parking is at Evensølundvej 5 (Bosei Idrætshøjskole); follow the signs to the camp site east in the forest. Booking via the Danish Nature Agency.
📍 Evensølundvej 5, 4720 Præstø
Fanefjord Skov Teltplads
Campsite in Fanefjord Forest on Møn with a quiet, woodland setting and access to walking trails and the coast. The site is suited for basic nature camping. Booking and information are available on the Danish Nature Agency's website.
📍 Fanefjord Skov, 4792 Askeby, Danmark
Feddet Strand Resort Naturlejrplads
At the harbour on Feddet peninsula there are 3 shelters and a picnic shelter with benches, a nature playground and a toilet — free to use for a single overnight stay. The site is located on a peninsula with a fjord on one side and the sea on the other.
📍 Feddet 12, 4640 Faxe
Femø Shelterplads
Shelter and camping site at Lille Strandgård on the island of Femø in the South Funen Archipelago. The site is suited for rowers, cyclists and hikers and is reached by ferry from Kragenæs on Lolland. Booking is done through Naturlandet.
📍 Femø, 4945 Femø
Fjord til Fjord-stien
The Fjord to Fjord Trail is a nature trail of around 28–30 km connecting Avnø Fjord and Præstø Fjord across Zealand's narrowest point. The route passes through open countryside with hedgerows, canals and minor roads, passing several villages and natural areas along the way. From Avnø, where you may be lucky enough to spot seals near the nature centre, the trail passes through the drained Køng-Sværdborg-Lundby Bog — thousands of years ago a large lake with Stone Age settlements — and continues past villages such as Sværdborg, Neble and Grumløse and through Faksinge Forest, before ending at Nysø Manor and Præstø Harbour. The route forms part of the longer Sjællandsleden trail and is also open to horse riders. Waymarking can be sparse in places, so it is recommended to bring a map or route app.
📍 Avnø Naturcenter, Flyvervej 40, 4750 Lundby (rute mod Præstø)
Flagbanken Lejrplads
Flagbanken Lejrplads on Stevns is a shelter site accommodating 6–8 people, with a fire pit. The site is located in a former Cold War military area. No booking URL found — check Stevns Municipality's outdoor recreation information for details.
📍 Boestofte, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Hestehoved Lystbådehavn Shelter
Shelter site at Hestehoved Marina in Nakskov with views over Nakskov Fjord. The site is well suited for combining a sailing trip with outdoor camping. Booking is done through Naturlandet.
📍 Hestehovedet 2, 4900 Nakskov
Hestehovedet Teltplads
Campsite at Hestehovedet near Nakskov with access to the beach and swimming. The site is suited for summer camping in nature close to the water. Check Lolland Municipality's outdoor recreation information for current facilities and any booking requirements.
📍 Hestehovedet, 4900 Nakskov, Danmark
Hirbosøerne Shelterplads
Hirbosøerne Shelterplads near Rødbyhavn in southern Lolland has two shelters, a fire pit and a composting toilet along the northern shore of the lakes. The area offers lakes and fishing opportunities. Booking is done through Naturlandet.
📍 Hirbovej, 4970 Rødby
Holtug Shelter
Holtug Shelter is a free shelter site in the village of Holtug on Stevns. The shelter is situated by the village's communal green area, Grønningen, close to the village pond, and is an ideal spot for primitive outdoor accommodation in nature. The site caters particularly to cyclists and others passing through the area who wish to sleep outdoors.
📍 Holtugbygade 35-37, 4660
Hunseby Shelterplads
A cosy, sheltered camp site by the stream Huns Å, surrounded by trees and bushes — a quiet base in nature 4 km north of Maribo. The site has a fire pit with a grill grate, a picnic table and bench, and a bicycle rack, and lies directly on national cycle routes 7 and 8. It is 6 km to Bandholm, where Bandholm Hotel, an ice cream parlour, the bathing house and a fine swimming beach await. Booking required.
📍 Hunseby, 4930 Maribo
Hyldevang Shelterplads, Nyord
Hyldevang Shelterplads on the island of Nyord near Møn has four shelters with fire pits at Hyldevang Nature Centre. Each shelter accommodates up to 6 people and must be booked separately in advance. Booking via the Danish Nature Agency's website.
📍 Hyldevej, Nyord, 4780 Stege
Karrebæksminde Minigolf
Mini-golf course in Karrebæksminde on Enø Kystvej. The site is a classic family activity and a natural complement to beach and swimming visits in the area. Check the venue's own channels for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Enø Kystvej 55, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Kitesurfing ved Dybsø Fjord
Dybsø Fjord between Næstved and Vordingborg is a shallow, protected fjord with an average depth of around one metre. The flat waters behind the islands of Dybsø and Enø offer good conditions for kitesurfing when the wind is favourable. One of the well-known spots is Ring Strand at the eastern end of the fjord area. The fjord is designated a Natura 2000 site and forms part of the Dybsø Fjord wildlife reserve, which is important for birdlife. Kitesurfing in the area has been the subject of debate out of consideration for the birds — visitors are encouraged to show consideration and stay informed about local rules.
📍 Ring Strand, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Klippinge Bypark Shelter
Klippinge Bypark Shelter is a shelter site on the edge of Klippinge Bypark on Stevns. The park itself is a large green recreational area of approximately 35,000 square metres, created and maintained by Klippinge Citizens' Association with support from foundations and Stevns Municipality. The park contains over 3,000 plants and trees as well as a path network of around one kilometre, and the shelter site forms part of this lush complex. The entire shelter site was newly constructed in 2024.
📍 Klippinge Bypark, 4672 Klippinge
Kristiansholm Plantage Naturlejrplads
A free nature campsite in the scenic Kristiansholm Plantage — a mix of old deciduous woodland with 200-250 year-old oaks and open meadows with grazing sheep, located right by a sandy beach on Karrebæksminde Fjord. Facilities include a shelter, a fire pit with firewood, a basic toilet and drinking water (seasonal opening; toilet closed from week 43 to Easter). Free access; a deposit is required for the key to the gates in the forest — contact Næstved Municipality for booking.
📍 Kristiansholmsvej 33A, 4262 Sandved
Lundbyhave Skov
Lundbyhave Skov near Vordingborg is a freely accessible woodland where dogs are welcome. The forest paths pass old trees and natural ponds.
📍 Lundbyhagevej, 4760 Vordingborg
Maribosøerne Shelter- og Teltplads
Shelter and campsite at Maribosøerne on Lolland, with facilities for campfires and overnight stays in nature. The site is located at Bangshavevej on the southern side of the lakes. See naturparkmaribosoeerne.dk for booking and facilities.
📍 Bangshavevej, 4930 Maribo, Danmark
Marielyst Familiecamping Shelter
Marielyst Familiecamping Shelter offers two shelters for 5 people each, set in a quiet corner of the campsite 800 m from the beach and 3 km from Marielyst Torv. Guests have access to toilets, showers, a kitchen, drinking water, a playground and a dog run. Booking via Naturlandet.
📍 Marielyst Strandvej 36, 4873 Væggerløse
Mogenstrup Skov
Mogenstrup Skov west of Næstved is a deciduous woodland with footpaths and free access, also for dogs. The forest borders agricultural land and is easily accessible from Næstved. No URL — check the municipality's outdoor recreation information for access details.
📍 Mogenstrupvej, 4700 Næstved
Mosehældgård Naturlejrplads
Mosehældgård Naturlejrplads in Udby Skov on Møn is an open shelter site with a shelter, fire pits, a composting toilet and a water tap. Throughout Udby Skov it is permitted to camp in a small tent for up to two nights without prior booking.
📍 Stege-Udby Skov, 4780 Stege
Møns Klint — hundevenlig natursti
The forest above Møns Klint is open to dogs, which are welcome in the woodland and on the cliff paths (dogs must be kept on a lead near the steep edges). The forest features beech trees growing right to the cliff edge and provides access to the cliff trails. See moensklint.dk for rules and access information.
📍 Klintevej, 4791 Borre
Naturblokken Shelterplads
A private shelter and campsite in eastern Møn, located directly on the Camønoen hiking trail. Basic overnight accommodation with a fire pit, composting toilet and drinking water surrounded by nature — with views over Borre Mose and the inland woodland landscapes behind Møns Klint. Offers guided nature walks, introductions to birds and fungi, and campfire cooking. A paid site, maximum 10 people. Booking and payment via MobilePay or cash.
📍 Klintevej, 4791 Borre
Naturlejrplads Boesdal Kalkbrud
Naturlejrplads Boesdal Kalkbrud in Rødvig on Stevns has two shelters erected by Stevns Municipality, available free of charge. The site is located in the old chalk quarry close to Stevns Klint, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
📍 Boesdalsvej 6, 4673 Rødvig Stevns
Næstved Svømmehal
Næstved Svømmehal on Ved Stadion is a municipal swimming facility with several pools, a water slide and a sauna. The venue caters for families and fitness swimmers. See the municipality's website for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Ved Stadion 11, 4700 Næstved, Danmark
Onsevig Havn Shelterplads
Two shelters (3 people each) located right at the quayside in the atmospheric Onsevig Havn in northwest Lolland, with views over Smålandsfarvandet. Facilities at the site include a fire pit, a kayak jetty, toilet, shower and a dining pavilion. An ideal base for kayaking and snorkelling. The harbour is a popular spot among artists — the painter John Kørner grew up here, and his parents owned the former Onsevig Kro inn.
📍 Onsevig Havn, 4983 Dannemare
Præstø Multicenter Svømmehal
Præstø Multicenter Svømmehal is a municipal swimming facility in Præstø with pools, swimming lessons and local sports activities. See vordingborg.dk for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Skolevej 2, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Præstø Naturlejrplads
Nature campsite by Præstø Fjord with options for tenting, shelters and campfires. The site is suited for outdoor recreation and family camping close to the water. See Vordingborg Municipality's outdoor recreation information for booking and facilities.
📍 Præstø, 4720 Præstø, Danmark
Præstø Skov og Strand
The woodland area south of Præstø combines forest and coast, with access to the beach and paths along Præstø Fjord. Dogs are welcome and can run freely in most of the area. Parking at Præstø harbour.
📍 Strandvejen, 4720 Præstø
Rønnebæk Hundeskov
Rønnebæk Hundeskov (dog forest) south of Næstved is a woodland area where dogs can run freely off the lead. The forest has open clearings, paths and small ponds. Parking is available at the forest entrance on Rønnebækvej.
📍 Rønnebækvej, 4700 Næstved
Sakskøbing Havn
Sakskøbing Harbour is a small marina on Sakskøbing Fjord in Lolland, with walking access along the quay and views over the fjord. The harbour has facilities for sailors and is a quiet starting point for exploring the fjord landscape.
📍 Havnegade, 4990 Sakskøbing, Danmark
Shelterplads ved Kanalen (Karrebæksminde)
Shelter site at the canal mouth by Karrebæk Fjord in Karrebæksminde, with two shelters, a fire pit, picnic benches, a composting toilet and a small beach facing the fjord. The site is accessible from the Lagunestien path or from the water via a small jetty.
📍 Lagunestien, 4736 Karrebæksminde
Sjællandsleden (Sydsjælland)
Sjællandsleden is a connected network of marked walking routes that stretches through forests, coastal areas and villages in South Zealand. The routes are suitable for day trips as well as multi-day hikes with overnight stops. See friluftsraadet.dk for maps, stage overviews and information on starting points.
📍 Flere startpunkter på Sydsjælland, Danmark
Skoleengen Shelters
Skoleengen Shelters is a shelter site by Kirkestien in Strøby on Stevns, beautifully situated above Tryggevælde Ådal. The shelters are set in a secluded, sheltered spot behind the sports ground and offer a fine view over the valley. Skoleengen is characteristic of the meadows in Tryggevælde Ådal with an upper, dry section and a lower, wet section with many interesting plants. The area is rich in birdlife, and among the species that can be encountered are marsh harrier, falcon and nightingale.
📍 Strøby Bygade 48, 4671 Strøby
Slotshaven Shelterplads
Slotshaven Shelter Site in Fanefjord Skov near Vindebæk on Møn has four shelters, each with a fire pit, picnic benches and views over Hjelm Bugt and the Baltic Sea. A composting toilet is available on site. The site connects to the forest path network.
📍 Slotshaven, Fanefjord Skov, 4792 Askeby
Spejdervænget Shelterplads
One spacious shelter (sleeps 5) at Maribo Spejderhus with views over the shores of the Maribo Lakes. From the site there is a near-guaranteed chance of spotting white-tailed eagles — Naturpark Maribosøerne is home to breeding white-tailed eagles, herons and cormorants. Just 900 m to a Netto supermarket and 1.5 km to Maribo station, with trains towards Nykøbing and Nakskov.
📍 Spejdervænget, 4930 Maribo
Stege Svømmehal
Stege Svømmehal on Langelinie in Stege offers fitness swimming and family water activities. The pool is run by Vordingborg Municipality. See vordingborg.dk for current opening hours and prices.
📍 Langelinie 2, 4780 Stege, Danmark
Strandegård Shelterplads
Strandegård Shelterplads on St. Elmuevej south of Strandegård has a shelter, fire pit and composting toilet, with beach access nearby. See feddet.dk for further information about the site.
📍 St Elmuevej 15, 4640 Faxe
Susåstien (Sydlig del)
The southern section of Susåstien follows the Suså river from the Næstved area southwards through woodland, open meadows and village environments. The route is suited to day hikes and is signposted along marked stretches. See naturstyrelsen.dk for maps and information on access and starting points.
📍 Susåen nær Næstved, Danmark
Teltplads Knudshoved Odde
Primitive campsite on Knudshoved Odde near Vordingborg, with access to the beach and the nature of the narrow headland extending into Ulvsund. The site is listed on udinaturen.dk, which includes a map link and practical information.
📍 Knudshoved Odde, 4760 Vordingborg, Danmark
Tøvelde Shelterplads (Mønhytten)
Tøvelde Shelterplads (Mønhytten) on Tøveldevej on Møn is a municipal shelter site with two shelters, a firewood hut, fire pits with grills, a composting toilet, drinking water, and picnic benches. The site is managed by private caretakers and has 16 pitches. See moenhytten.dk for booking and practical information.
📍 Tøveldevej, 4780 Stege