A new gem has emerged in the South Jutland landscape near Skærbæk. In the summer of 2021, Marsk Camp opened its doors – an experience and camping centre where nature, architecture, and South Jutland hospitality go hand in hand.
Marsktårnet
The site has quickly attracted attention, not least thanks to its impressive attraction, Marsktårnet, which rises above the flat landscape and offers sweeping views across the marshland.
The tower was designed by none other than the renowned architectural firm Bjarke Ingels Group, which is also behind designs such as the harbour bath at Islands Brygge and the award-winning Tirpitz Bunker Museum.
Standing 25 metres tall, the tower cost nearly 24 million kroner to construct. In its first four weeks alone, it welcomed almost 17,000 visitors, and ever since its opening, the tower has drawn attention both domestically and internationally, with journalists from the Netherlands, Germany, and the USA stopping by to experience this stunning new landmark.
Explore South Jutland
South Jutland culture
Marsk Camp is a place where unique nature, South Jutland culture, great flavours, and aesthetic architecture merge to create an authentic experience of life along the Wadden Sea.
The location is truly special – just a stone's throw from Rømø and with Nationalpark Vadehavet as its closest neighbour. Here you will find vast open skies, peace of mind, and plenty of space to enjoy nature, delicious food, and views of UNESCO World Heritage, with the marshlands stretching out in every direction.
Marsk Camp is packed with experiences
Marsk Camp offers far more than the striking Marsktårnet.
Experience the glorious nature near the Wadden Sea and soak up the atmosphere by staying overnight in a camper van or a luxurious glamping tent.
Spend your day completing the 18-hole minigolf course or head out on an exciting guided tour of the area!
And round off the day by savouring the wonderful cuisine at Restaurant Marsk.
Feel tranquillity settle in as you stay in the heart of nature!
Glamping tents
Get closer to nature in the camp's luxurious glamping tents with private terrace and barbecue. Marsk Camp features 12 glamping tents accommodating 2–4 people, offering a total of 30 sleeping spots.
Motorhomes & Campervans
In the heart of the South Jutland marshes, you'll find Marsk Camp's luxurious campervan site – a place where nature's tranquillity and comfort go hand in hand.
Here, guests can experience the unique, flat landscape and rich wildlife that characterise the Wadden Sea area, right from their own motorhome.
The site features 126 carefully prepared pitches, all with a paved base and electrical hook-ups.
Guests can choose between three different zones – perhaps a pitch with views across the lake or a more private terrace – and wake up surrounded by nature, with the beautiful silence of the marsh as their closest neighbour.
Restaurant Marsk
Restaurant Marsk offers a dining experience out of the ordinary.
Set in the South Jutland marsh landscape near Skærbæk, guests can enjoy lunch or dinner in tranquil and scenic surroundings. The menu focuses on fresh ingredients, featuring both classic and modern dishes with a South Jutland touch.
From the bright restaurant and sunny terrace, there are panoramic views over the vast marshland, while the welcoming staff ensure a relaxed atmosphere. Restaurant Marsk is where tradition meets innovation – perfect for a special occasion or a peaceful break away from everyday life.
Explore the area on exciting excursions
Guests and visitors can look forward to a variety of wonderful experiences.
Join Marsk Tours out into the South Jutland countryside and let the guides lead you through the fascinating marsh landscape, where nature, history, and culture come together in perfect harmony.
Marsk Tours gives you the chance to experience:
Black Sun (Sort sol) – an extraordinary natural phenomenon where hundreds of thousands of starlings gather in mesmerising formations across the evening sky above the reed beds.
The tour also takes you through Tøndermarsken. Here, cultural history meets grand nature, where historic marsh villages and abundant birdlife make the area one of Europe's most vital stopovers during bird migrations. An experience that leaves a lasting impression on mind and senses.
A day trip into the Wadden Sea – where nature, history, and flavour go hand in hand. Experienced nature guides will lead you out to the oyster banks at low tide, where you can harvest, taste, and enjoy fresh Pacific oysters straight from nature's own larder. A day filled with fresh air, delectable flavours, and memories to cherish.
Frequently asked questions
Here we have gathered some of the most frequently asked questions
Where is Marsk Camp located?
Address:
Hjemstedvej 60
6780 Skærbæk
Opening hours
See the opening hours for all areas of Marsk Camp here!
Are dogs allowed?
Yes,
dogs on a short lead are very welcome outdoors across the grounds.
However, dogs are not permitted indoors in the restaurant, café, reception, or glamping tents.
Please walk your dog outside the camp grounds, for example in the dog forest at the far end of the motorhome site.
Always bring a dog waste bag with you, just in case.
Is the camp accessible for wheelchair users and pushchairs?
Yes.
At Marsk Camp, we have made every effort to ensure the site is easily accessible for everyone, both indoors and outdoors.
Accessible parking is available by the main building with the entrance to the reception.
Should you encounter any accessibility issues anywhere, please do let us know.
Are there charging points for electric vehicles?
Yes.
Marsk Camp uses Monta charging points.
The Monta app is required to charge your vehicle.
Other questions?
For other enquiries or questions, please contact Marsk Camp on...
Tel: +45 72 18 67 80
or
Email: welcome@marskcamp.com
Other practical information can be found on our website here!
