About this spot
The overnight site is open to everyone for both overnight stays and campfire enjoyment. Use and stay are free of charge. The shelters can be booked by organized groups of 15 people or more via the booking link at the bottom of this page. Here you can also see if the shelters are booked by others. If the shelters are not booked, the first-come, first-served principle applies. Booking the shelters means you have priority for those specific shelters - not for the entire site, which others are also welcome to use while you are here. It is good shelter etiquette to make room for others in the shelter, if possible. If you have booked the shelters and have not occupied them before 8 PM, the priority lapses, and others may use them. You are welcome to pitch a tent at the site. There is also a primitive overnight site with the option to pitch a tent on the other side of the parking lot. You are welcome to light a fire at existing fire pits. You may gather wood for the fire in the surrounding forest and thicket. Remember to check for any fire bans. Extinguish the fire thoroughly after use, so that no embers remain, or stay until the fire has burned out completely. A toilet with water is found near the campfire hut. The toilet is open from Easter until and including the autumn holiday. It is not allowed to play loud music or create other noise that disturbs animals and other people. Take your trash with you when you leave the site. Parking: Ølenevej 73, from where it is approx. 50m walk to the shelters. There are shopping facilities in Pedersker, just under 400 m south of the shelter site.
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