THE STORY

Camp Adventure is a private entrepreneurial company that originates from the sister company Manova, which is based in Østerbro in Copenhagen.

Camp Adventure and Skovtårnet are driven by a group of experienced, curious and hard-working employees and experts with international views and ambitions.
From the beginning, the mission has been to provide people with an experience of the beauty of nature by staging nature in new ways and making it accessible. Always with respect for the originality of nature and with a high focus on aesthetics and quality.

Since 2013, Camp Adventure has been the lessee of the buildings and the belonging land of almost 30 hectares of Gisselfeld Kloster (approximately 40 football fields). The area is also known as Denderup Vænge. It is characterized by the undulating landscape shaped during the Ice Age with the brook, Brødebækken, flowing through. The area is surrounded by large beech- and oak trees.
In the same year, Camp Adventure built Denmark's largest climbing park in the forest around and over Brødebækken. Already after the first season, it was clear that the place had the potential to develop and offer other types of nature experiences. In 2014, a delegation from Camp Adventure visited several lookout towers in Europe, including the lookout tower at Rügen, and here the idea of ​​creating Scandinavia's first lookout tower came into being.

The process proceeded as follows:
2014 to 2016: Applications to authorities
2015 to 2018: Concept and design development
2016 to 2018: Financing
2018 to 2019: Construction

As something completely unique, Camp Adventure was allowed to build the Forest Tower in peace forest. On 31 March 2019, Camp Adventure opened Scandinavia's first lookout tower designed by EFFEKT architects.

Since the opening of Skovtårnet, several new initiatives have become a reality. In 2020, Camp Adventure welcomed the first two glamping herbs. Since then, 4 tents have been added, so accommodation is now offered all year round in six luxurious glamping cabins directly in nature with the comfort of a hotel.
In the summer of 2021, the Nordic region's largest pick-your-own flower field opened and in April 2022, a larger welcome building with a reception and shop was ready.
The future of Camp Adventure involves many initiatives, in the future different options for different accommodation will be offered. Camp Adventure has had an international outlook from the beginning and is working to spread the concept to the rest of the world. The great international interest that Skovtårnet has experienced from the beginning has contributed to this business area being a reality right from the start.

Camp Adventure - and in particular the Forest Tower - has received support from the EU development pool LAG. In addition, Vækstfonden and Nordea have lent Camp Adventure money for the project.