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Sleep under a glass dome with private transport from Copenhagen to Camp Adventure’s Forest Tower. This two-day glamping stay pairs heated yurts, private baths, and dawn access to a dramatic wooden tower and forest boardwalks.
Sleep under a glass dome with private transport from Copenhagen to Camp Adventure’s Forest Tower. This two-day glamping stay pairs heated yurts, private baths, and dawn access to a dramatic wooden tower and forest boardwalks.
You arrive by private transfer from Copenhagen and the road gives way to low farmland and a belt of mixed beech and pine. On the private terrace the tent’s glazed dome opens a direct line to the sky; pale stars and slow cloud drift feel close enough to touch. Below, a small lake pushes its ice-blue edge against grassland, and the Forest Tower rises nearby as a wooden spine through the treeline — visible from dawn and dusk during your stay.
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Operated by South Zealand Tours · Rønnede, Region Zealand
You arrive by private transfer from Copenhagen and the road gives way to low farmland and a belt of mixed beech and pine. On the private terrace the tent’s glazed dome opens a direct line to the sky; pale stars and slow cloud drift feel close enough to touch. Below, a small lake pushes its ice-blue edge against grassland, and the Forest Tower rises nearby as a wooden spine through the treeline — visible from dawn and dusk during your stay.
The glamping tents are inspired by Mongolian yurt forms but built for Scandinavian seasons: insulated walls, underfloor heating, and a compact kitchen and private bath. The Forest Tower and boardwalk are part of Camp Adventure, an initiative that reshaped a working landscape into a public nature attraction, giving visitors panoramic views across Zealand’s glacially sculpted hills and patchwork fields.
Expect slow mornings and short walks rather than strenuous travel: boardwalks thread through the forest and lead to interpretive viewpoints, and the site’s design emphasizes quiet observation of birds and water. Practicalities matter — check-in and pick-up windows are fixed, and the site permits year-round stays but can be windy on exposed terraces.
Pack warm layers, waterproof outerwear, and sturdy footwear for slippery boardwalks. Bring a headlamp for late-night walks and a refillable bottle; water at the site is treated but tastes mineral-rich. Plan for two days to enjoy sunrise from the tower and a full night under the dome. The experience is low-effort physically but rich in sensory detail: wind that tests your shelter, a lake that dares you to linger, and forest light that shifts like a slow clock.
easy.
2 days.
Suitable for most fitness levels — minimal hiking required, mostly short walks on boardwalks
Yes — the experience includes private transportation between Copenhagen and the glamping site; confirm your pickup point when booking.
Yes — tents are insulated and heated, and baths are private; winter stays can be cold but are fully supported.
Yes — the site is stroller-accessible and infant seats are available, but the operator notes it’s not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious cardiovascular conditions.
Tents include a small kitchen; full meal services aren’t specified, so plan to bring provisions or check in advance for catering options.
The Forest Tower and Camp Adventure were developed to open a privately managed forestscape to the public, combining recreational infrastructure with landscape conservation and interpretation.
Visitors are encouraged to stay on designated boardwalks to protect sensitive undergrowth and wetland margins; the attraction manages visitor flow to reduce erosion and disturbance.
South Zealand Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You arrive by private transfer from Copenhagen and the road gives way to low farmland and a belt of mixed beech and pine. On the private terrace the tent’s glazed dome opens a direct line to the sky; pale stars and slow cloud drift feel close enough to touch. Below, a small lake pushes its ice-blue edge against grassland, and the Forest Tower rises nearby as a wooden spine through the treeline — visible from dawn and dusk during your stay.
You arrive by private transfer from Copenhagen and the road gives way to low farmland and a belt of mixed beech and pine. On the private terrace the tent’s glazed dome opens a direct line to the sky; pale stars and slow cloud drift feel close enough to touch. Below, a small lake pushes its ice-blue edge against grassland, and the Forest Tower rises nearby as a wooden spine through the treeline — visible from dawn and dusk during your stay.
The glamping tents are inspired by Mongolian yurt forms but built for Scandinavian seasons: insulated walls, underfloor heating, and a compact kitchen and private bath. The Forest Tower and boardwalk are part of Camp Adventure, an initiative that reshaped a working landscape into a public nature attraction, giving visitors panoramic views across Zealand’s glacially sculpted hills and patchwork fields.
Expect slow mornings and short walks rather than strenuous travel: boardwalks thread through the forest and lead to interpretive viewpoints, and the site’s design emphasizes quiet observation of birds and water. Practicalities matter — check-in and pick-up windows are fixed, and the site permits year-round stays but can be windy on exposed terraces.
Pack warm layers, waterproof outerwear, and sturdy footwear for slippery boardwalks. Bring a headlamp for late-night walks and a refillable bottle; water at the site is treated but tastes mineral-rich. Plan for two days to enjoy sunrise from the tower and a full night under the dome. The experience is low-effort physically but rich in sensory detail: wind that tests your shelter, a lake that dares you to linger, and forest light that shifts like a slow clock.