Accommodation along the Hærvejen in Denmark
Looking for accommodation along the Hærvejen?
DK-CAMP campsites offer accommodation along the entire route, whether you bring your own tent or prefer to stay in a shelter or a cabin. On DK-CAMP’s booking portal, you’ll find a wide selection of campsites along the Hærvejen in Jutland, Denmark. You can easily filter by facilities, location, price, or availability.
Experience the Hærvejen at your own pace
Walk in historic footsteps through open heathlands, quiet forests, and charming towns in the Danish countryside. The Hærvejen stretches over approximately 500 km and can be experienced in different sections. You can learn more about the route at: Hærvejen.dk
Each section offers peace, presence, and unique nature experiences. Whether you hike for a few days or several weeks, the Hærvejen is a journey that provides renewed energy and memories to last a lifetime.
Photo: Andreas Houmann
Photo: Andreas Houmann
History Nature Presence
Plan your hike with DK-CAMP
The map shows where DK-CAMP campsites are located along the Hærvejen in Jutland, making it easy to plan your overnight stays – whether you are hiking or cycling. Each campsite is clearly marked, so you can quickly find accommodation that fits your stage of the journey and your needs. Compare options, get inspired, and plan your trip along the Hærvejen.
Northwest Jutland: From Hirtshals to Aars
Rest well along the Hærvejen
At DK-CAMP, we know that a good night’s sleep is essential for a successful hiking or cycling trip.
Along the Hærvejen, you’ll find wonderful independent campsites that are ideal for a night or two along the way, allowing you to combine nature experiences with comfortable surroundings. Here, you can choose from various accommodation options and facilities, depending on your needs and preferences.
Discover campsites along the Hærvejen
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Are you still looking for a campsite that matches your holiday dreams? Take a look at the wide selection of DK-CAMP campsites across Denmark here.
There are approximately 200 DK-CAMP campsites to choose from.
Time to enjoy the journey
The Hærvejen is not a route to rush through – it is meant to be experienced. With many natural stopping points along the way, accommodation along the route allows you to take breaks, adjust your pace, and enjoy the journey without complicated planning.
One of the special things about the Hærvejen is how flexible the journey is. With many accommodation options along the route, it’s easy to shorten or extend a section, stay an extra night in the same place, or adjust plans if the weather or your energy level calls for it.
FAQ: Accommodation along the Hærvejen
What types of accommodation are available along the Hærvejen?
At DK-CAMP, you’ll find several types of accommodation along the Hærvejen – including tent sites for your own tent, shelters, simple cabins, and luxury cabins with private bathrooms and kitchens. This makes it easy to choose accommodation that suits your way of traveling.
Do you need to book accommodation along the Hærvejen in advance?
Advance booking is recommended, especially during busy seasons and school holidays. If you are traveling with a tent, campsites usually have space available.
Is accommodation along the Hærvejen dog-friendly?
Yes, many campsites along the Hærvejen allow dogs. A small fee may apply. Please note that some rental accommodations, such as cabins, may have restrictions on pets.
Is camping suitable for hiking and cycling along the Hærvejen?
Yes, camping along the Hærvejen is one of the most popular and flexible accommodation options. Many campsites are located close to the route and offer tent sites, shelters, and cabins.
What are the benefits of staying at campsites along the Hærvejen?
DK-CAMP campsites offer access to toilets, showers, picnic tables, and kitchen facilities. Often you’ll also find kitchen equipment, refrigerators, and washing machines, so you don’t need to carry much with you. Some campsites also offer ready-made meals or a small kiosk that offers basic food items, allowing you to relax after a long day on the trail.
How many overnight stays should you plan for on the Hærvejen?
It depends on how far you plan to hike or cycle. Many people divide the Hærvejen into sections.
Typical trip lengths:
- Weekend trip: 1-2 nights
- Short hiking holiday: 3-4 nights
- One-week trip: 6 nights
- Entire Hærvejen: 20+ nights
Photo: Andreas Houmann
Rest easy after a day on the Hærvejen
After a day on the Hærvejen, it’s comforting to know that a good place to rest awaits you. Staying overnight along the route allows you to unwind in peaceful surroundings, relax your body, and be ready for the next stage.
At DK-CAMP campsites, the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming – it’s natural to arrive straight from the trail and enjoy the evening. A good night’s sleep makes the entire hiking experience better.
Attractions along the Hærvejen
As you follow the Hærvejen through Jutland, Denmark, you’ll pass a variety of special natural and attractions. Along the route and nearby, you’ll find experiences that are perfect to combine with your hiking or cycling trip and that offer great breaks along the way.
Aalborg Tower
Aalborg Tower is one of Aalborg's landmarks and at least the tallest. Here you can take the elevator 55 meters up and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view.
The Jelling Monuments (UNESCO)
Museum and visitor center. Jelling Monuments tells the story of the time when Jelling was the center of the Danish history. UNESCO World Heritage site
Aalborg Zoo
Aalborg Zoo is open 363 days a year - and no two days are the same. With over 100 different animal species, there are lots of educational experiences.
Photo: RebildPorten
The Rebild Center - Thingbæk Kalkminer
Experience the Rebild Center, which enriches the whole family with experiences and new knowledge about lime, art, springs and the Cold War.
AQUA Akvarium & Dyrepark
AQUA Aquarium & Animal Park is a very special place in Denmark, where you can meet Danish animals in wildly natural surroundings.
Photo: Frame&Work
Tollund Man at Silkeborg Museum
See the Tollund Man, one of the world’s best-preserved bog bodies, and delve into the history of the Iron Age at Silkeborg Museum. A unique historical experience.
Photo: Frame&Work
Viborg Cathedral
Viborg Cathedral is known for its beautiful frescoes and impressive architecture. A historic landmark and a fine example of Danish church design.
Photo: Mads Gregersen
The Silkeborg Lakes
The Silkeborg Lakes are known for their clear water and beautiful surroundings – ideal for canoeing, kayaking, boat trips or a refreshing swim.
Nordsøen Oceanarium
Northern Europe's largest aquarium offers exciting adventures under the sea. All year round there are fun activities for the whole family.
Photo: Mads Gregersen
Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse
An iconic lighthouse that was relocated in 2019 to avoid coastal erosion – the view from here is stunning.
Skulpturparken Blokhus
The 20.000m2 open-art exhibition park contains some of the world’s finest sculptures made from materials such as sand, tree, metal, stone and granite.
FUN Park Hirtshals
Visit the Fun-Park, where it is possible to get close to animals. Take a train ride in the park and feed the many curious crows.
Photo: Fårup Sommerland
Fårup Sommerland
Fårup is one of Denmark's largest tourist attractions with plenty of wild, fun and crazy water activities for the whole family.
Ready to Experience the Hærvejen?
Book accommodation at campsites along the route via the DK-CAMP booking portal. It’s quick and easy, and there’s an option for everyone. Once your accommodation is booked, you can truly start looking forward to days filled with nature, history, and new experiences.