Shelters at Mols
At Mols you will find a wide range of enchanting shelters that give you the opportunity to enjoy an overnight stay in the middle of the beautiful nature.
Whether you prefer to be close to the water on the coasts or in the middle of nature inland, there are shelters for every taste.
Some shelters can be reserved in advance, while others operate on a first-come, first-served basis. In certain cases, there will be a small payment to use the shelter. This fee often helps to maintain and improve the facilities so that they can continue to be available to visitors.
Mols Bjerge National Park (Kalø)
Kalø Hovedgård shelters
Close to Kalø Hovedgård, two shelters are located high up in the estate landscape with a fantastic view over both forest and cove.
There are 2 shelters at the shelter site for 5-6 people each.
Here there is access to a primitive toilet, fire pit and table/bench set. There is also water and toilets at the Karlsladen visitor center approx. 200 meters from the square.
The shelter with no. 1 and 2 is a two-part shelter, where each room is 163cm wide and can be reserved here and here . For each room, there is room for 2-3 adults.
The second shelter cannot be reserved and is used on a first-come, first-served basis.
Mols Bjerge National Park (Kalø)
Egens shelters
Egen's shelter is located between the road and the farm in a cozy place with shade and shelter. There is a view of Mols Bjerge and Kalø Vig (the castle ruins).
There is a fine home-made shelter with room for 6-8 people and also a shed with room for 2 people.
Egen's shelter is located between the road and the farm in a cozy spot with shade and shelter. There is a view of Mols Bjerge and Kalø Vig (the castle ruin).
There is a nice homemade shelter with space for 6-8 people and also a shed with space for 2 people.
On the site, there is a fire pit and a table/bench set. A grill grate can be borrowed from the farm. There is a toilet and a water post in the stable about 30m from the shelter.
The shelter cannot be booked. A small fee is charged for overnight stays.
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Mols Bjerge National Park (North)
Ørnbjerg Mølle shelters
The shelters are located on the slope south of Ørnbjerg Mølle with a beautiful view and evening sun.
There are two shelters with space for approx. 5-6 people in each.
There is access to both water and a composting toilet at the shelters. By the watermill, there is a small covered information house with a table and benches for a meal break. Firewood can be purchased (behind the toilet building).
Shelter no. 1 must be booked here .
Shelter no. 2 cannot be booked, so here the "first come, first served" principle applies.
Mols Bjerge National Park (North)
Rødkærgård barrel shelter
The shelter is located with a nice view of the farm and paddocks.
There is one barrel shelter with room for 2-3 people.
There is access to a toilet and water. It is possible to make a fire at each shelter. Firewood, as well as a wilderness bath and sauna can be purchased additionally.
Advance booking of the shelters is required here, and a small fee is charged per person when booking.
Mols Bjerge National Park (North)
Rødkærgård shelters 1
The shelter site is located with a beautiful view of the farm and the pastures.
It is a shelter with space for 3-4 people.
At the shelter, there is a bench and the possibility to make a fire. Firewood can be collected in the nearby small forest. Access to a toilet and water is available at the farmhouse by arrangement.
Advance booking of the shelter is required, and a small fee per person is charged upon reservation.
Mols Bjerge National Park (North)
Rødkærgård shelters 2
The shelter site is located with a beautiful view of the farm and the pastures.
It is a shelter with space for 3-4 people.
At the shelter, there is a bench and the possibility to make a fire. Firewood can be collected in the nearby small forest. Access to a toilet and water is available at the farmhouse by arrangement.
Advance booking of the shelter is required, and a small fee per person is charged upon reservation.
Mols Bjerge National Park (North)
Femmøller shelters
Femmøller shelter place is a place located at the start of the Mols Bjerge path's Bjergetape, pulled back a little and hidden behind some trees and bushes.
It is a sheltersite with two shelters with room for 4-5 people each.
There is a fire pit with benches, as well as a primitive toilet and acces to water.
The shelters cannot be booked - the "first come, first served" principle applies.
Mols Bjerge National Park (North)
Tranekær B&B and Høhotel shelters
The shelters are located at the edge of the forest with a view of a small lake on a 22 ha forest property in the more untouched part of the National Park.
There are two shelters with room for four people in total.
Water can be obtained from the tap in the yard, where there is also access to a toilet. There is a fire pit and the possibility to use a grill. Firewood can be purchased on arrival. In addition, there is the option of a small rowing trip in the private lake.
The shelters must be booked here . A small amount is paid for the overnight stay.
Mols Bjerge National Park (North)
Basballe shelters
The shelter site is located in an old gravel pit and has a small, fine forest as its nearest neighbour.
There are three large shelters, each accommodating 6 people.
On the site, there is a 60 sqm. firehouse with a loft that can accommodate 7 people, a fire pit, tables and benches, as well as two outdoor fire pits. Access to toilets with handwashing facilities is available in the Motocross club's premises up on the hill.
The site may only be used after prior booking at Karpenhøj Nature Center and against a small payment.
Mols Bjerge National Park (North)
Strandkær Beach shelter
The shelter site is close to the water with a direct view over the water.
The lower part of the shelter is suitable for the disabled with a pull-out floor and room for 4 adults. In addition, there is a loft with space for 2-3 people.
The shelter site itself is designed for the disabled, with a pull-out bed, disabled toilet with water, parking and access roads, as well as a disabled-friendly fire pit and bench set.
The shelter can be booked here .
The loft is not bookable and can be used on a first-come, first-served basis.
Mols Bjerge National Park (South)
Tremosegård shelters
The shelter site is located in a small valley, surrounded by trees and hilly terrain and with a view to Tremose. Tremosegård has long been demolished and gone, and the former waterworks building is now used as a shelter.
In the small building there is a shelter with 2 rooms each with room for 4-6 people.
Here there is a primitive toilet, fire pit, table/benches and access to drinking water. Between the sleeping places there is a covered area where you can sit and eat your food.
One room is bookable , the other is not (the non-bookable room operates on a "first come, first served" basis).
Mols Bjerge National Park (South)
Agri shelter
The shelter is located on a small slope with a fantastic view of Agri Sø.
There is a shelter with room for 2-4 people.
At the shelter there is a table/bench set and a small fire pit. Firewood can be bought at the hostel (approx. 50m).
Toilet and water can be used at the hostel (for a fee) or at the church approx. 150m from the shelter
The shelter cannot be booked - first come, first serve applies. It is free to use the shelter.
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