Discover Markerup

In Markerup, a trekking campsite is the main draw for people travelling by bicycle or on foot. The site is behind the playground, accessible via a field track, and next to a pond with a small footpath. It also has a shelter that can be used without a tent. When planning your trip, the main points to bear in mind are the limited length of stay and the lack of toilets.

The campsite and its conditions

The site is intended for one to three small tents, with no more than three people in each. If you are planning an overnight stay with a group, these tent details can help you check your group size against the intended capacity. The shelter can also be used without your own tent. The coordinates 54°44'59.0"N, 9°35'01.0"E can help you find your way. So, alongside a description of the site, there is specific information about the number of tents, occupancy and location. With three small tents, the calculated maximum is nine people; with one or two tents, the limit is lower. For groups, it is not just the total size that matters, but also how people are divided among the intended number of tents, with no more than three people per tent.

The campsite is intended for travellers by bicycle or on foot; stays are limited to one night. There are no toilets, and advance booking is not required. The maximum stay and the facilities together determine whether the site is suitable for one leg of your trip. Information about the facilities and rules was checked on 15 August 2026; both may change. Please check the details before you arrive.

Landscape in the Winderatter See–Kielstau area

The nearby Winderatter See–Kielstau area encompasses shore and wetland areas, reed beds, sedge meadows, fens and small bodies of water, as well as woodland, meadows, pastures and farmland. Water and wetland habitats are therefore only part of the landscape; open areas and stands of trees are also part of it. Large areas of the lake and the surrounding land have been acquired for nature conservation. Those interested in nature will find a variety of habitat types in the same area, from wet shorelines to fields and pastures.

Which accommodation suits your trip?

The trekking campsite may be an option for the first scenario, provided that one night and the available facilities suit your plans. For a longer stay, you should look for other accommodation that allows for the length of stay you need. Whether you need a toilet also matters, as there are none at the site. You can decide whether this particular campsite suits your stay by considering your type of trip, its duration and the facilities you need.

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