Copenhagen is a wonderful city to visit with your family, but staying in a hotel can be quite expensive. Fortunately, there are alternative options that are not only budget-friendly but also offer a unique experience. Campsites near the city center provide an opportunity to stay close to the action while enjoying the natural beauty of green spaces and nearby beaches.
In Denmark, wild camping is not allowed everywhere, unlike in some other Scandinavian countries. However, there are several campsites near Copenhagen that cater to families and offer a range of facilities. Whether you prefer camping with a tent, caravan, or motorhome, these campsites have got you covered. Additionally, they also provide cozy cabins and static caravans for rent.
Nivå Camping
If you want to stay in a forest area close to a lovely beach, Nivå Camping is your perfect choice. Located north of Copenhagen, this campsite is easily accessible via the regional train route. A 20-minute walk from Nivå station followed by a 30-minute train journey will take you to the city center. Nivå Camping offers plots for tents, caravans, and motorhomes, with electricity hookups available if needed. Moreover, they have a tree climbing center on-site for added adventure.
Copenhagen Camping
Located outside Dragør, south of the city, Copenhagen Camping is another great option. This campsite offers spaces for tents, caravans, and motorhomes, as well as comfortable cabins. With wifi, mini-golf, and playground facilities available, there’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Exploring the seaside and the historic fishing town of Dragør is easy from here. An hour-long bus and train journey will take you to the city center.
Bellahøj Camping
For those who prefer an urban setting with easy access to supermarkets and other amenities, Bellahøj Camping is an excellent choice. Situated north of the city, this campsite is conveniently located just a short bus ride away from Copenhagen. If you fancy a swim, there’s a large open-air swimming pool nearby. Bellahøj Camping is also close to forests and lakes, allowing you to explore both the countryside and the city.
Ishøj Danhostel
Located in a slightly urban setting south of Copenhagen, Ishøj Danhostel offers a campsite with a hostel option. This campsite is close to the seaside and the Arken Modern Art Museum. With a train station within walking distance, you can easily reach the city center in just over half an hour. There are also plenty of shops and amenities nearby, making it a convenient choice for families.
These campsites provide a cost-effective alternative to hotels, allowing families to enjoy their stay in Copenhagen without breaking the bank. Whether you choose to explore the coast or immerse yourself in Danish art and culture, these campsites offer a fantastic base from which to explore the city and its surroundings.
Please note that the availability of amenities mentioned in this article may vary. Check the respective campsite websites for up-to-date information.
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