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Just been in Denmark for 2 weeks and "wild camped" every night. When I was asking for information I heard from many sources that "wildcamping" isn't allowed and is illegal. Well - thats wrong ish.
Wild camping, as in "camping", as in getting out chairs/tables/BBQ etc is illegal.
Wild camping, as in simply "overnight parking" is permitted unless it says otherwise.
(We only ever "park overnight")
There are many signs with a tent/caravan crossed out - this means "no camping" - overnight parking still is fine.
There are some signs, fewer, with a motorhome crossed out, or "no overnight parking", or similar where its clear you can't stay.
But generally, absolutely no problems whatsoever anywhere.
In addition there are many water/waste points (free) - enough for us anyway - though these aren't listed in "All the Aires" or bordatlas or camperstop! Weird - only found these last week and glad we did! Details here: Link Removed
Probably got another 10 days in Denmark before thinking about coming home. I'll be updating our blog and wildcamping database in the next hour or two.
So don't let the formal "no wildcamping" put you off Denmark - just use your eyes and common sense!
/says he sitting next to marina/sea; fresh tap; chemical waste; and free wifi from the marina! (ok - using my long range aerial but hey!)
Just been in Denmark for 2 weeks and "wild camped" every night. When I was asking for information I heard from many sources that "wildcamping" isn't allowed and is illegal. Well - thats wrong ish.
Wild camping, as in "camping", as in getting out chairs/tables/BBQ etc is illegal.
Wild camping, as in simply "overnight parking" is permitted unless it says otherwise.
(We only ever "park overnight")
There are many signs with a tent/caravan crossed out - this means "no camping" - overnight parking still is fine.
There are some signs, fewer, with a motorhome crossed out, or "no overnight parking", or similar where its clear you can't stay.
But generally, absolutely no problems whatsoever anywhere.
In addition there are many water/waste points (free) - enough for us anyway - though these aren't listed in "All the Aires" or bordatlas or camperstop! Weird - only found these last week and glad we did! Details here: Link Removed
Probably got another 10 days in Denmark before thinking about coming home. I'll be updating our blog and wildcamping database in the next hour or two.
So don't let the formal "no wildcamping" put you off Denmark - just use your eyes and common sense!
/says he sitting next to marina/sea; fresh tap; chemical waste; and free wifi from the marina! (ok - using my long range aerial but hey!)