The Camp Site

Skanderborg Sø Camping is an old orchard. The beautiful trees provide good shade.

Skanderborg Sø (Lake) Camping is a quiet and cosy camp site, where beautiful and varied nature provides a lovely setting for a relaxed stay.

The camp site is situated in a former orchard, where several old fruit trees and many other plants and trees provide good shelter and shade.

The site is divided into sections by plants, which results in a lot of cosy areas.

campsite in denmark with beautiful scenic surroundings

The pitches are naturally placed in the terrain and are between 100 – 200 m2 each.

Skanderborg Sø Camping is established on sandy soil, so it is never soft nor muddy.

Dogs are welcome, but must always be kept on a leash at the site. There is a nice area in the woods nearby where they are allowed to be without a leash.

There is one-spot internet at the site which can be used for free.

As there is no permanent camping on Skanderborg Sø Camping, all pitches are available for tourists and you may choose your favourite pitch yourself.

Skanderborg Lake Camping is a well-organized site. There are 4 toilet buildings around the site, so all pitches are close to clean and well-maintained facilities.

The site is 8 hectare and approx. 1/3 is open space not used for camping but is well-kept nature, where children can play and adults go for a walk.

The camp site has its own private lakeside approx. 300 m from the camping area, reached by a nice small path through the woods.

A map of the camp site and many more photos are available in the gallery.

Skanderborg Sø Camping has chalets for rent for 2 – 5 persons. Please look at the chalet page.

Regarding activities on the site and in the surroundings, you can read much more at the activity page.

With the main cities Aarhus and Horsens nearby and a vast number of attractions such as Legoland, Djurs Sommerland, the Scandinavian Zoo within one hours drive, Skanderborg Sø Camping is very centrally located in East Jutland. Get much more information on the surroundings page.

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