Horsens City Camping

The well-maintained and modern Horsens City Camping is located on the banks of the picturesque Horsens Fjord. Exciting events, hiking and cycling trails along the estuary in East Jutland and interactive museums make the region and the campsite by the fjord a popular holiday destination for families with children, nature lovers and dog owners. Guests can even try out their windsurfing skills on the private beach at Horsens City Camping.

Four-star camping near the beach

Picturesquely situated between the Horsens Fjord and a deciduous forest, Horsens City Camping covers an area of over 10 hectares. Some of the pitches for campers and motorhomes, of which there are 170 on the entire site, even offer a marvellous view of the estuary. With up to 150m², there is plenty of space for families with children to play and run around on the individual pitches. The campsite also boasts a modern children's playground and creative activities especially for younger guests. A special amenity of the campsite on Horsens Fjord is the private access to a sandy bay with a 40 metre long bathing jetty leading out into the water. As the campsite in Denmark is open all year round, visitors have access to a heated lounge and covered cooking facilities. Guests can also take advantage of the varied sports and leisure programme at Horsens City Camping: The creatively designed mini-golf course is particularly popular with families with children. Brave water rats can take part in windsurfing courses on the Horsens Fjord, while golfers can work on their handicap on the nearby golf course. In the adjoining grocery shop, guests will find everything they need for their daily needs and ingredients for a delicious, home-cooked dinner.

Culture, sport and adventure on the shores of Horsens Fjord

The museums in the town of Horsens are filled with history and stories. Tales of the grand old days are told at the Industrial Museum, which focuses on the development and way of life of the industrialised and affluent society. Children can dress up in costumes from the 1950s and travel back in time. Nowadays a wonderful cycling and hiking trail, once the railway embankment of the Horsens-Silkeborg line: the tour is ideal for excursions with the whole family without any inclines. If, on the other hand, you are drawn to the water, you can take a round trip around the fjord and take the ferry between Snaptun and Alrø at the end. On the last Friday and Saturday in August, Horsens is transformed into a medieval town: knights, jugglers and market criers transform the town centre as part of the European Medieval Festival.