FAQ

The Climbing Park features obstacle courses built among the tree canopy. Each course has challenges of varying difficulty: trapeze swings, barrel crawls, balance wires, nets, and zip-lines. Heights range from 1.5 to 25 meters. Courses for children start at age 3. Our professional instructors can advise which courses suit your age, size, and confidence.

Book online in advance, especially during high season, holidays, and weekends. Limited harnesses mean spots sell out quickly. On-site tickets may be available if spaces remain. Upon arrival, safety gear and a short introduction by instructors are provided. Afterwards, you have free access to all courses.

Recommended climbing time is approximately 4 hours. Climbers must descend by 17.30.

Wear flexible, comfortable clothes (e.g., sportswear) and closed shoes with secure fit.

Yes. Courses are open during rain, snow, or wind. Only storms or lightning will close the park. Tickets can be reused another day if closure occurs.

Yes. Groups and institutions are welcome. Additional instructors can be arranged at DKK 500/hour (minimum 4 hours). Contact info@campadventure.dk

Instructors are present in the park but do not accompany you on each course. Assistance is always available if needed.

Maximum weight is 120 kg. Minimum height depends on the course. Children from 3 years can participate.

Ved køb af kombibillet booker du til det ønskede starttidspunkt for klatreinstruktion. Billetten til Skovtårnet kan benyttes hele dagen.

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Yes. And if you have received your instruction during the current season, you do not need to book an appointment when purchasing an annual pass. The annual pass is personal and is valid for one year from the date of purchase. Parking is free for annual pass holders. Show up during the climbing park’s opening hours and check in at the climbing reception. If the reception is not open, you are welcome to take your equipment yourself and head down into the forest. Always have an instructor check your equipment before you start climbing. Annual passes can only be purchased at the reception.

No. You can climb all day when you have a ticket. Arrive in good time – preferably 10 minutes before your instruction begins. Each instruction session starts exactly on time, and you are not guaranteed a spot in a later group, as they may be fully booked.

All climbers are called down from the trees at 5:30 pm so the climbing park can close at 6 pm. After 5 pm, it is up to the instructors to decide whether a new course can be started.

Yes. Children as young as 3 years old can join the climbing park. We have two courses for the youngest, ages 3–6. Parents can assist from the forest floor and do not need to buy a ticket to help on the children’s courses. There is no upper age limit.

Parking is included in the price of your ticket to the Forest Tower, the climbing park, and overnight stays.

If you are visiting Camp Adventure to shop in the store, you can get an exit ticket free of charge.

Any other stay in the area, including admission to the flower farm, the mini climbing park, the barnyard animals, the vegetable field, the greenhouse, the picnic area, and the street food, requires a stay and parking ticket.

Yes. We have charging stations from PowerFuel and Clever.

Yes, you can take the train to Næstved Station and then continue by bus towards Camp Adventure. We recommend planning your route via Rejseplanen. Read more here.

It takes about 1 hour by car from Copenhagen to Camp Adventure, depending on traffic.
We collaborate with South Zealand Tours, which offers bus trips from Copenhagen. Read more here.

Yes. Most of the paths around the farm and the Forest Tower are wide and stable. The Forest Tower is accessible for both wheelchairs and strollers.

There are accessible restrooms.

Yes. The incline in the Forest Tower is 7.5%. Some guests may appreciate having a companion along for support. Camp Adventure also offers an electric mobility scooter, which can be rented for two hours during your visit to the Forest Tower. Please call +45 38 15 00 30 for availability and reservations.

Yes, there are restrooms in the courtyard near the parking area and the reception. To protect the surrounding protected forest, there are no restrooms at the Forest Tower itself.

Yes. During the high season, several food stalls are open in the street food area. You can see the selection and opening hours here.
At the reception, you will find both hot and cold beverages, as well as light snacks for a small appetite.

Yes, you are welcome to bring a picnic. There are plenty of spots to sit down in the courtyard and by the lake.

Yes, dogs are welcome in the Forest Tower and the climbing park, provided they are kept on a leash. Please note that not all dogs feel comfortable going up the Forest Tower, and we ask that you show consideration for your dog if this is the case.
Dogs are not allowed in the Forest Village/accommodation areas.

Yes, in our shop you find souvenirs, ceramics, meat from our free range pigs, honey from the flower farm and much mere. See a small selection here.

Regulation 2024/2025

Camp Adventure is a privately owned forest. For safety reasons and out of respect for nature and other guests, flying drones over the area is not permitted.

You can take pictures and videos for private use. Please be considerate to the other guests.