Many of Denmark’s approved campsites offer camping cabins for rental. The standard varies from a modest cabin with the bare necessities to a deluxe cabin with all imaginable mod cons. In order to provide the best possible information on standards, the cabins are subdivided into 5 categories - I, II, III, IV, and V, with V as the top category. 

Cabins are generally fully equipped, but to avoid unpleasant surprises, you should ask about things like kitchen items and bed linen when you book so that you will know if you are supposed to bring your own. 

Rental prices vary tremendously, depending on the category and standard. During the peak season, most cabins (with room for the whole family) are rented on a weekly basis for somewhere between DKK 2,500 and DKK 6,000. Off-peak, it’s usually possible to rent cabins for just a few days for approx. DKK 300 per day, for the whole family. For an exact price, you should contact the campsite at which you would like to rent a cabin. It’s also a good idea to book in plenty of time because renting cabins is becoming increasingly popular.

Remember that, to stay in a rental cabin, you will need a valid Camping Card.

You can see on the individual campsites whether they have camping cabins for rental, which categories they are in and the number of cabins.

Category I
The cabins are equipped with essential items, i.e. proper beds and lighting.


Category II
The cabins are simply furnished with proper beds, lighting and some means of heating. There are also either simple cooking facilities, or there is a communal kitchen within 50 m.


Category III
These cabins are insulated, have a kitchenette with refrigerator and facilities for preparing meals. There is also an outdoor terrace with patio furniture.


Category IVa and IVb
The cabins are well insulated and have a well-equipped kitchen with running water, a hob, refrigerator, coffee maker and kitchen items. The cabins have a terrace with awning and patio furniture.

There is the option of renting a colour TV, bedding and bed linen, and highchairs and cots may be rented or borrowed.

Category IV cabins are further subdivided into Categories IVa and IVb, whereby Category IVa has a WC and washbasin or its own outside WC, washbasin and shower. Category IVb cabins do not have their own WC.


Category Va and Vb
These cabins are of a very high standard. They are divided into bedrooms and living rooms, they are well equipped and well insulated. The completely covered terrace is sheltered from the wind, has good lighting and patio furniture. 

The kitchen has hot running water, a refrigerator, mini oven or microwave oven, a coffee maker, hob and kitchen items as well as service. All cabins have colour TV.

Category V cabins are further subdivided into Categories Va and Vb. Category Va cabins are at least 25 m2 and have WC, washbasin and shower, whilst Category Vb cabins are at least 20 m2 with WC and washbasin.