If you like hiking, but don’t want to carry a lot of luggage, Hiller\u00f8d Camping is an ideal base for day trips in the green.<\/p>\n
Kongernes Nordsj\u00e6lland National Park is Denmark’s second largest national park, containing one of Denmark’s largest forests and the country’s two largest lakes, many different types of nature and traces of church and royal power in the form of castles, monasteries and castle ruins. Read more here<\/a><\/strong>!<\/p>\n Gribskov is one of Denmark’s largest and oldest forests – see the nature guide’s favorite places here<\/a><\/strong>!<\/p>\n Store Dyrehave, where you will find the Parforcejagt landscape, which is the only Danish World Heritage Site to have been selected for UNESCO <\/em>and National Geographic’s <\/em>major initiative WORLD HERITAGE JOURNEY’S EUROPE. The star-shaped path system that characterizes the landscape was created by Christian V to practice parforce-hunting, inspired by the Sun King at Versailles.<\/p>\n See the Nature Agency’s leaflet about Store Dyrehave<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n From Hiller\u00f8d Camping you can experience two out of three stages of the North Zealand Pilgrimage Route. North towards Esrum Abbey, which takes you around Frederiksborg Castle, North Zealand’s oldest church, N\u00f8debo Church, and Denmark’s next largest lake, Esrum Lake. Or south towards Ballerup, where the route passes several churches and the St. Joseph Carmel Monastery, where it is possible to stop for a coffee break. If you don’t fancy carrying your luggage around, you can use our site as a base for some great day trips.read more here<\/a><\/strong>!<\/p>\n Whether you’re into mountain biking or granny bikes, there are plenty of options for trips out from the campsite.<\/p>\n Here you can see a selection of cycling routes, several of which start in Hiller\u00f8d – Visit one of the many beautiful beaches in North Zealand – read more here<\/a><\/strong>!<\/p>\n You can also take a dip in Teglg\u00e5rdss\u00f8en<\/a><\/strong> in Hiller\u00f8d or Esrum Lake<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n At Arboretum H\u00f8rsholm<\/strong><\/a> you’ll find the largest collection of shrubs and trees in Denmark, originally established in 1936 to teach botany and plant use at the University of Copenhagen. The site is still used for research, but is also open to visitors with a general interest in botany.<\/p>\n I Esther’s Garden<\/a> <\/strong>landscaper Esther Geneser has laid out around 9,000 of her 38,000-square-meter plot as a Provence-inspired landscape, with lavender, flowers and trees arranged as seen in the south of France and Italy. She regularly organizes events and courses in flower arranging and more.<\/p>\n North Zealand boasts some of the country’s oldest golf clubs, many of which are set in beautiful natural surroundings. Read about Hiller\u00f8d Golf Club<\/a><\/strong>here!<\/p>\n Find information about the other golf courses in North Zealand here<\/strong><\/a>!<\/p>\n Visit Hiller\u00f8d Tennisklub<\/a>,<\/strong> here it is also possible to book Padel through Gribskov<\/h3>\n
Store Dyrehave<\/h3>\n
The pilgrimage routes<\/h3>\n
Cycling holidays<\/h2>\n
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Exciting gardens, farm shops, etc.<\/h2>\n
The arboretum in H\u00f8rsholm<\/h3>\n
Esthers have<\/h3>\n
Sports<\/h2>\n
Golf<\/h3>\n
Tennis<\/h3>\n
\n Let’s Padel<\/a>
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