Haderslev Dyrehave lies beautifully down towards the western part of Haderslev Dam by Nørskovgård. The zoo was established in 1994 and is approx. 100 hectares. It takes approx. 200 fallow deer and 20 fallow deer in Dyrehaven, and each year approx. 70 calves. There are plenty of opportunities to see both roe deer and fallow deer, which often move in herds and like on the open plains. There are 4 entrances/gates to Dyrehaven and many paths - also handicap-friendly. In order not to scare the game, it is recommended that you stay on these.
Tours in Dyrehaven
Several public tours are held in and around Dyrehaven, i.a. Estrus trips in autumn and feeding trips in winter. Keep an eye on the daily press or www.udinaturen.dk .
As a general rule, the meeting place is at Nørskovgård, Nørskovgårdvej 24, 6100 Haderslev.
Facilities in Dyrehaven
Bergs Plads is located at the northeast end just outside Dyrehaven. A favorite excursion place, where the dam boat Dorothea is located on its trip around Haderslev Dam. The site is equipped with several barbecue areas as well as tables and benches. From Bergs Plads towards Bergs Hus there is a campsite with shelters. The campsite must be booked if you are a group of more than 6 people who want to use the place - read more under link. At Bergs Hus there is a public toilet and the possibility to fetch drinking water. Sophie's spring offers ferrous spring water of the finest quality. Queen Margrethe II's viewpoint: Here you can enjoy the magnificent view of Hindemade and Haderslev town and pond.
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