First Camp Holbæk Fjord – Campsite by the Fjord

Fjord idyll and pampering near Holbæk

First Camp Holbæk Fjord occupies one of Zealand's most beautiful natural settings, east of Holbæk with panoramic views across the Isefjord. The site holds a special place in the Danish camping landscape because it combines classic outdoor living with a wellness offering you would normally only find at a spa hotel. Here you can wake to fjord air and the cries of seagulls, spend the morning with yoga or a massage and round off the day with a dip in the heated outdoor pool as the sun sets over the fjord. It is a campsite for those who want the best of both worlds — closeness to nature and a touch of luxury, freedom and comfort all in one.

Accommodation with fjord views

First Camp Holbæk Fjord offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit every type of guest. Traditional campers will find well-maintained pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes, many with a direct view of the water. For those who prefer a roof over their heads, there are modern holiday cabins in various sizes, accessible cabins and shelters for the most adventurous visitors. What all the accommodation options share is the close connection to the fjord and the natural surroundings — you are never far from the waterfront, and the soundtrack is lapping waves and birdsong rather than traffic noise and city hum.

The site's wellness facilities are the heart of the experience, offering everything from professional massage and reflexology to yoga sessions and retreats. The covered, heated swimming pool is popular with families, and the sauna cabin by the fjord provides a truly special experience where you can alternate between warmth and the fresh sea breeze. The fitness centre and well-kept open spaces offer plenty of scope for staying active, whether you prefer organised exercise or simply a long walk along the coast.

Holbæk — a fjord town with history and culture

Holbæk is one of West Zealand's most charming fjord towns, with a history stretching back to the Middle Ages. The old town quarter with its timber-framed houses and narrow streets invites exploration, and Holbæk Museum provides a vivid insight into the past of the town and the wider region. The harbour area has been revitalised with cafés, restaurants and a maritime atmosphere, making it a natural gathering point for locals and visitors alike. In summer the harbour buzzes with sailing boats, fishing vessels and pleasure craft, and the mood is relaxed and welcoming.

Close to the campsite you will also find Holbæk Golf Club, where you can play a round with the fjord as your backdrop. The marina right next to the site is a starting point for sailing trips on the Isefjord, and for kayakers the fjord is a paradise of inlets, islets and calm waters. The sheltered fjord is also ideal for stand-up paddleboarding, which has become a popular activity in the area.

Experiences near Holbæk

West Zealand offers experiences in every direction from the campsite. To the west lies Tuse Næs with its villages, farm shops and quiet country lanes that are perfect for cycling. Brorfelde Observatory offers stargazing and nature interpretation in a unique landscape and makes an excellent day trip for curious families. To the south the landscape opens up with Åmosen and the great West Zealand forests, where hiking trails such as the Sjællandsleden and local routes lead through beech woods, moorland and prehistoric landscapes. Lammefjorden to the north is known for its root vegetables and the flat, reclaimed landscape that tells its own story of humanity's struggle with nature. For more experiences and holiday inspiration in West Zealand, visit destinationsjaelland.dk and discover even more hidden gems in the region.