In Bjerghuse between the fjord and the North Sea lies a seaside village with a history. What was once a children's colony in the 1950s is now a gathering place where you can bring the community on holiday and get closer to each other. In the seaside village you will find closeness and simplicity in the small cabins, where there is only one room for both sleeping and staying.

The huts have a cosy atmosphere. When you enter, you are surrounded by wooden walls and functional furnishings. Make yourself a cup of coffee in the kitchenette and sit around the small folding table on the wall. You can also make a pot of lemonade and drink it outside in the sun on the terrace. In the bathroom you can have a cold shower after a long, hot day. If you come in winter, you can warm your towel on the towel dryer. When evening comes in the cottage, you can gather on the sofa and share memories of the day that has passed before you go to bed.

In the seaside village you can rent the eleven cabins. There is plenty of opportunity to socialise in the large communal house, which acts as an extension of the lodge living room. You can also grill sausages on the barbecue in the outdoor area around the communal house. And if your evening meal needs a little flavour, you can probably find some herbs in the kitchen garden. At the fire pit you can sit all evening telling stories or roasting marshmallows as the light slowly fades.

During the day, head out to discover the area's natural beauty and cultural attractions. Visit Bovbjerg Lighthouse, for example, where art exhibitions are often held. In the fishing village of Thorsminde, you'll find the St George Stranding Museum, where you can learn about some of history's dramatic strandings on the west coast. You can also take the children to the forest playground, which is close to the seaside resort. Let the kids run and play among the trees while you take a deep breath of fresh forest air. At Staby Ice Cream Dairy you can taste a handmade farm ice cream and take a look inside the dairy. Here children can learn how a cow is milked or get to cuddle the little calves.