Randbøldal Camping

Randbøldal Camping is located in the village of Randbøl. We spent three nights there.

The first night - on Saturday - just after our arrival. On Saturday we arrived quite late (due to an unexpected detour caused by a festival in Schleswig). On Saturday we basically didn't have many opportunities to familiarize ourselves with this place. We set up the tent and went to sleep. The next morning we saw the whole facility.

We spent Sunday partly at the campsite and partly visiting the nearby town of Vejle. We needed to rest before the next day's activities. On the next day we planned a trip to Legoland, 15 km away. We chose to go there on a weekday to avoid the weekend crowds.

Facilities

Set in a stunning location and surrounded by woods, the campsite surprised us with the number of things it offered.

Among these facilities we have identified:

• kitchen with a gas stove for cooking meals,
• toilets, showers (included in the price),
• children’s playground with a trampoline, a natural pool (actually a lake) with an area of 5000m2 and two water slides (including one with a length of 60m and height 6m)
• electricity on the tent field

The roller - the best attraction for children, located on the playground. We had never seen anything like it. We knew these rollers only from the post office, where they were used for sorting parcels. Here kids could slide down on rubber mats (or without them).

Take a look at our movie:

The campsite completely met our expectations. It was nicely maintained, with sufficient space for a tent and a car. Part of the area was occupied by campers, and part was designated for tents. It was very peaceful. For us, this campsite was an ideal base for a trip to Legoland. It is also worth mentioning that the campsite has Polish-speaking staff.

We camped in such a way that all our stuff, except the tent, the cool box and the sleeping bags, was kept in the car. It was convenient for us not to need to unpack everything. We were frequently changing campsites. It didn't take much time to unpack from the car each time and everything was easily accessible.

The surroundings encouraged cross-country running and taking advantage of nearby hiking trails. That way, I could see that the forest area around the campsite was really hilly. There are nice areas for runners.

Fun fact: Randbøldal is known as the first industrial village in Jutland. A paper mill powered by the Vejle river was built here in 1732, and in 1846 it was turned into a textile factory. Today the old factory buildings house the Randbøldal Museum with an outdoor water experiment area, where kids can try an Archimedes’ screw or work a lock.

On Monday morning, we packed up quickly and left the campsite for the whole day to go to Legoland. In the evening, we had dinner and on Tuesday morning we hit the road again to visit the rest of Denmark.

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