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10 good guidelines for motorhome guests

When you travel in a motorhome, you are often a guest in nature and often close to private or public areas. Follow these 10 guidelines and become a good role model for the entire motorhome culture.
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The 10 Guidelines

1. Be sensible and respectful towards both nature, animals, locals and other guests

2. Follow information, parking, prohibition and service signs

3. Do not park on private land or road or where you cause a nuisance to others

4. It is not permitted to camp in the Danish countryside and in car parks

5. Only empty tanks in designated facilities, never in toilets or in nature.

6. Waste must be placed in the bin, bags must not be placed on the ground next to it.

7. Walk / cycle only on the marked routes, so that together we look after nature and animals

8. Dogs must be on a leash and you must pick up after your dog.

9. Take care of nature and leave only your footprints so that your grandchildren can also experience it.

10. Avoid making noise that could disturb other guests and locals

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