Drejby Strand Camping

Drejby Strand Camping welcomes holidaymakers to the child-friendly sandy beach, which slopes gently down to the clear waters of the Baltic Sea and promises safe bathing fun. The campsite also boasts a high water slide and a large, heated pool with a shallow paddling pool for younger visitors. Other popular leisure facilities in the holiday village include the mini golf course and the local surf centre.

Family campsite with four stars and direct beach access

Travellers appreciate the quiet and secluded location in the extensive fields and meadows of South Jutland. Drejby Strand Camping is located just off the Kegnæs peninsula, about 2.5 kilometres from the small village of Skovby. Extensive green areas, shady deciduous trees and the flat terrain make the campsite the ideal place to park your caravan in the midst of idyllic nature. A total of 360 parcelled-out pitches are available for travellers. In paddocks bordered by hedges, there are either individual XL pitches measuring 130 m² or up to twelve combined pitches, each measuring at least 100 m². The pitches on the beach boast sea views and some have their own access to the sandy shore. In the centre of the campsite are two spacious service buildings with modern sanitary facilities and a public kitchen. Guests can use all the facilities there, from well-maintained toilets and washrooms to dishwashers, washing machines and a sauna, to feel completely at ease. Thanks to child-friendly facilities, barrier-free areas, a dog shower and baby changing room, all members of the family are well catered for. Drejby Strand Camping is also the perfect holiday destination for boat lovers. If you have your watercraft with you, you can park it in special areas and glide into the water via the campsite's own boat ramp.

Relaxed fishing and nature-loving hikes

The east coast of southern Denmark delights amateur anglers with its diverse abundance of fish: while magnificent sea trout, mullet and garfish swim in the sea, zander, carp, perch and even salmon frolic in the rivers and lakes. Active holidaymakers can explore the vast landscapes of bright yellow rapeseed fields, babbling brooks and long stretches of shoreline. The extensive Alsstien hiking trail, which runs along almost the entire Als coast, starts from Drejby Strand Camping. The southern section from the campsite to Mommark is 13 or 16 kilometres long, depending on the route chosen. Along the trail, the natural scenery alternates between rolling hills, wet beach meadows, small woods and steep slopes above the sparkling waves.