Holstebro Søpark

Stay right by the lake at a campsite in Holstebro You can both swim in the beautiful lake and go for a kayak ride. There are also plenty of walking and cycling routes in the area. The campsite has agreements with a wide range of local partners, so you can join cycling, surfing, and running trips. Holstebro within walking distance Holstebro city center is only two kilometers away via a charming path. Here, you can shop and enjoy a bite to eat at one of the nice cafés or restaurants. On Holstebro’s pedestrian street, you can see the famous Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti’s statue “Woman on Cart”, better known as ‘Maren å æ woun’, which spends the night underground because it is valued at over 100 million DKK, and people—perhaps rightly—fear it might be stolen. Take a trip to the beach When you’re camping in Holstebro, the North Sea is only a half-hour drive away. Here, you can take a dip and enjoy the coast in the unusually hilly, green area around Fjaltring and Ferring, where the striking red Bovbjerg Lighthouse stands tall. Playground, ice cream, and good coffee At the campsite in Mejdal near Holstebro, you can buy delicious ice cream, enjoy a cup of freshly roasted coffee with homemade pastries, and other treats in the cozy café. In summer, there are fun activities for the children, and the playground with the large bouncy pillow is the natural gathering point for the kids. Accommodation in Holstebro for everyone If you’re looking for accommodation in Holstebro, the campsite offers several great options—even if you don’t bring your own tent or caravan. Holstebro Søpark has five different types of cabins, ranging from simple ones to well-equipped, modern cabins. There are thus good accommodation options in Holstebro to suit various needs.