Doverodde Købmandsgård
An idyllic natural and cultural paradise
In the heart of Limfjorden's breathtaking landscape lies Doverodde Købmandsgård, a place where the whir of history meets today's creativity and joy of nature. With a location that can impress any visitor, Købmandsgården stands as a symbol of the harmony between man and nature.
A Journey Through Time and Nature
From the calm waters of the fjord to the tall silo that rises into the sky, Doverodde is a place where every stone tells a story. Here you can walk through time while enjoying the view of the landscape that has shaped so many lives over the centuries.
Activities for All Senses
The activities at Doverodde Købmandsgård are as diverse as nature itself. From exciting sea kayak trips and seal safaris to educational Limfjord safaris, where you can explore life below the surface of the water. For the adventurous, there is the option of rappelling on the silo, while those looking for peace can enjoy a night under the stars in one of the shelter pitches.
Local Tasting Experiences and Handicrafts
The café stands for delicacies made from local ingredients, and in the shop you can find unique handicrafts that reflect the spirit of the Thy region. Every bite and every purchase is a tribute to the local, a celebration of what makes this place so special.
The Nature Village: Art and Nature in Harmony
The natural village in Thy is a project supported by the Nordea Foundation. This initiative will transform the area at Doverodde Købmandsgård into an activity-driven village, rich in nature and outdoor activities. The project aims to create a unique meeting place for outdoor life, nature, culture and nature formation, where associations, citizens and visitors can gather in a community surrounded by beautiful nature.
The nature village will contain facilities such as a nature workshop, kayak hotel, campfire cabins, an association house and tackle halls, all located close to the Statens Museum for Kunst Thy. This museum, which has an independent branch in the farm's large warehouse from 1854, will contribute with dissemination activities and an annual main exhibition. The project also includes an extensive restoration and new construction of facilities such as the warehouse and a welcome building.
