- Camping with Campfires allowed
The best camping near Denmark with campfires
95% (11) • 4 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Denmark
Phillips Brook Estate
1. Phillips Brook Estate
96%
(13)
42km from Denmark · 1 site · Tent, RV
Nestled in a serene rural setting, this charming small property offers sweeping views over a picturesque vineyard that stretches across a gentle, sun-drenched valley. The property is peaceful and private, ideal for a nature lover, or anyone seeking a tranquil visit.
Its close to Albany Denmark Mt Barker and the Porongurups
Pets
from
AU$49
/ night
Lakeside Garden Chalet
2. Lakeside Garden Chalet
4.7km from Denmark · 1 site
Lakeside Garden Chalet, located 1.4km from the town centre of Denmark, is a spacious self-contained two-bedroom chalet set in beautifully landscaped gardens and built with a classic Danish feel.
Just minutes from your chalet, enjoy the sheltered white sands and snorkel-friendly waters at Greens Pool (~9 mi), explore dramatic coastal scenery on the Wilderness Ocean Walk (~7–8 mi), wander peaceful bush trails through Harewood Forest (~3–4 mi), or take a relaxing riverside ramble along the Wilson Inlet Heritage Walk (~1–2 mi).
Toilets
Showers
Hot Tub
from
AU$406
/ night
Ridgeview Orchard
3. Ridgeview Orchard
50km from Denmark · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Enjoy genuine farm hospitality, where you’ll be welcomed by both your hosts and our friendly resident animals. Located on the outskirts of town, our peaceful 9-acre property offers a chance to relax and reconnect with nature.
We offer three peaceful campsites set in our paddock, shared with our friendly alpacas, sheep, ducks, and chickens. While the setting feels wonderfully rural and relaxed, we’re just 5 minutes from Mount Barker town centre, making it easy to duck in for supplies or a coffee.
Our location is ideal for exploring the Great Southern — 20 minutes to the Porongurup Range, around an hour to the Stirling Ranges, and under 40 minutes to both Albany and Denmark.
The area is a dream for food and wine lovers, with plenty of local wineries close by and one of the state’s best bakeries just down the road — an absolute must during your stay. Whether you’re here to hike, sip wine, or simply relax and unwind, this makes a perfect base to enjoy it all.
Campers must be fully self-contained, as there are no amenities on site (a dump point is available in town), and we ask that you leave no trace. Come and relax in nature — we look forward to welcoming you soon.
from
AU$41
/ night
95% (11) • 4 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Denmark
Phillips Brook Estate
1. Phillips Brook Estate
96%
(13)
42km from Denmark · 1 site · Tent, RV
Nestled in a serene rural setting, this charming small property offers sweeping views over a picturesque vineyard that stretches across a gentle, sun-drenched valley. The property is peaceful and private, ideal for a nature lover, or anyone seeking a tranquil visit.
Its close to Albany Denmark Mt Barker and the Porongurups
Pets
from
AU$49
/ night
Lakeside Garden Chalet
2. Lakeside Garden Chalet
4.7km from Denmark · 1 site
Lakeside Garden Chalet, located 1.4km from the town centre of Denmark, is a spacious self-contained two-bedroom chalet set in beautifully landscaped gardens and built with a classic Danish feel.
Just minutes from your chalet, enjoy the sheltered white sands and snorkel-friendly waters at Greens Pool (~9 mi), explore dramatic coastal scenery on the Wilderness Ocean Walk (~7–8 mi), wander peaceful bush trails through Harewood Forest (~3–4 mi), or take a relaxing riverside ramble along the Wilson Inlet Heritage Walk (~1–2 mi).
Toilets
Showers
Hot Tub
from
AU$406
/ night
Ridgeview Orchard
3. Ridgeview Orchard
50km from Denmark · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Enjoy genuine farm hospitality, where you’ll be welcomed by both your hosts and our friendly resident animals. Located on the outskirts of town, our peaceful 9-acre property offers a chance to relax and reconnect with nature.
We offer three peaceful campsites set in our paddock, shared with our friendly alpacas, sheep, ducks, and chickens. While the setting feels wonderfully rural and relaxed, we’re just 5 minutes from Mount Barker town centre, making it easy to duck in for supplies or a coffee.
Our location is ideal for exploring the Great Southern — 20 minutes to the Porongurup Range, around an hour to the Stirling Ranges, and under 40 minutes to both Albany and Denmark.
The area is a dream for food and wine lovers, with plenty of local wineries close by and one of the state’s best bakeries just down the road — an absolute must during your stay. Whether you’re here to hike, sip wine, or simply relax and unwind, this makes a perfect base to enjoy it all.
Campers must be fully self-contained, as there are no amenities on site (a dump point is available in town), and we ask that you leave no trace. Come and relax in nature — we look forward to welcoming you soon.
from
AU$41
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
J
Jarrad
February 2026
9 m travel trailer
With pets
Great little spot to base and explore Albany/mt barker region. Peaceful and quiet, hosts are great, a touch on the pricey side but the benefit is you have the whole spot to yourself to enjoy.
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Max
January 2026
Tent
With pets
We really enjoyed our 3 night stay here. Very quiet and peaceful. Only 15 minutes to Albany and 45 mins to Denmark. We'll definitely be back in the near future.
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Em
January 2026
6 m pop-up camper
With kids
Lovely little location, we used it as a base to travel to Albany one day and the Porongurups the next. Clear directions to find. Flat ground, great outlook over the vineyard.
Thank you for sharing your small piece of serenity.
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Brent
January 2026
7 m travel trailer
With kids
This is a great sport. Quiet, private and the sunsets over the vines are spectacular.
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Bec
December 2025
21 m Class B
What a top little spot! Great location, only a short trip to Albany and a leisurely drive to the Granite Skywalk and Mount Barker (which has an impressive bakery). We had complete privacy, spectacular sunsets and though we couldn't have a fire, it would be perfect when permitted. The night sky was also super clear and should delight anyone who enjoys stargazing or satellite spotting. We're stoked to have found such a gem of a place (especially during the busy season) in our travels around Australia.
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Britt
December 2025
6 m Class A
With pets
This was our favourite hip camp to date! So private, no other campers around being the only site. Plenty of sun for solar and shade close by to rest under. The rolling hills behind the property make for an awesome sunset view. Worth noting that access was tight with low(ish) hanging trees. The 90 degree turn to get into site would be testing to navigate with a bigger 23ft van (manageable but tight). You do hear highway noise and airport noise in the distance but the farm sounds usually mask it. Absolutely loved it here and would 100% come back.
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Andy
December 2025
10 m travel trailer
Beautiful Quiet Hidden Jem with amazing sunsets looking over the Vineyard. Fantastic Location Close to Albany and Surrounds
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Amanda
October 2025
12 m travel trailer
With pets
Lovely private area overlooking a vineyard. So close to Porongurup NP, Mt Barker and Albany. We had a lovely two nights and enjoyed the firepit and view. Thank you.
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Richard
May 2025
5 m Class B
With pets
Very peaceful spot, the fire pit was great, not far from town which was very handy for the beach and the shops. Nice sunsets over the grapevines. Good level place to park the camper. Thank you very much
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The best camping near Denmark with campfires guide
Where to go
Rainbow Coast
Rocky coves and rugged headlands give way to white-sand beaches and idyllic inlets along the Rainbow Coast. Nearby Albany is the gateway to the natural wonders of Torndirrup National Park, while West Cape Howe National Park has spectacular coastal hikes, paragliding, and beachside camping. Further west, enjoy swimming, snorkelling, and camping at William Bay National Park, where the star attractions include the Green Pool, Elephant Rocks, and Parry Beach.
Walpole Wilderness
Ancient karri forests, soaring granite peaks, and sprawling wetlands make up the vast Walpole Wilderness area, which stretches north and west of Denmark. Set out to explore the walking trails of Mt Lindesay National Park, go fishing and kayaking at Walpole-Nornalup National Park, or camp right by the beach at D’Entrecasteaux National Park. Hiking highlights include the Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk and the long-distance Bibbulmun Track.
Stirling Ranges
Denmark sits at the foot of Western Australia’s mountainous southern region, affording plenty of options for mountain hikes and backcountry camping. Marvel at the giant boulders of Porongurup National Park on a scenic drive or bushwalk, or head further afield to hike and camp at Stirling Range National Park. The park’s seasonal campground has unpowered sites suitable for campervans and camper trailers, but there are also glamping cabins and caravan sites nearby.
When to go
The most popular time to visit Denmark is during the summer months, when the warm and dry weather is ideal for leisurely beach days and outdoor activities. The distinctive seasons and changeable weather along the Rainbow Coast make for some impressive views all year-round, especially during winter, when the low-lying sun and frequent rainfall combine to give the coast its name—rainbows can often be spotted throughout the day.