Scan Magazine | Experience of the Month | Denmark
Experience of the Month, Denmark
Challenge yourself in striking surroundings at Camp Adventure Climb, jump and fly your way safely through the Danish woods. Suitable for everyone from young children to grandparents, Camp Adventure offers exciting trails to test brave adventurers no matter their age or daring nature. Whether the occasion is a family trip, a corporate event or a bachelor party, these obstacle courses are sure to create a thrilling challenge. By Mette Hindkjær Madsen | Photos: Camp Adventure
Amidst the tall green trees in a vast forest in the southern part of Zealand, you will find Denmark’s largest climbing park, Camp Adventure. In the park, there are seven different obstacle courses placed in tree tops ten to 25 metres above the ground. Children from the age of three can embrace the orange track with a parent, and those 12 or older can take on the challenge of the most trying course, the red track. “It’s a different way of experiencing nature. You have fun together and are challenged mentally while you get to see the woods and its animals in a new way. People say it’s a complete experience: a beautiful location with fun activities where the children are active instead of 106 | Issue 91 | August 2016
staring at their iPad. Families often come with members of all generations,” says Ida Roed Rasmussen, marketing director of Camp Adventure.
Better than an amusement park On a rainy day, or if the guests prefer it, the adventure park also has an indoor climbing wall and there are cosy B&Bs nearby, perfect for arranging an event such as a fun birthday, a corporate outing or a bachelor party with anywhere from ten to 500 people. Through a partnership with Madsynergi, some incredibly tasty food is available for get-togethers so that all needs are taken care of. “We value creating a complete experience that can’t be found anywhere else. In our
breathtaking and calm surroundings, you get to use all your physical capacity as well as challenge your mind-set,” Roed Rasmussen explains. “People push their own boundaries, trusting themselves to get through the obstacle courses and succeed. They leave Camp Adventure as different people than when they arrived.” The top-notch security system ensures that the adventurers are 100 per cent safe from start to finish, and there is no doubt that people are eager to return. “Children say that they would rather come back here again than go to Tivoli or Bakken,” ends Roed Rasmussen.
For more information, please visit: www.campadventure.dk