Møn and Lolland-Falster with your dog – dog-friendly places
11 places where I'm allowed to come along
Are dogs allowed on Møn, Lolland and Falster? Yes – at 11 dog-friendly places. It's the smallest collection on the site, but each of them is big in its own right.
Keldby Camping Møn
✓ Confirmed by dogs and their humans (1 review)"I'm allowed to walk around the site on a leash and come into the kiosk when mum is shopping. There's water for me outside and lots of lovely nature with many …"
Knuthenborg Safaripark
Per the venue's website or official social mediaLiselund
Per the venue's website or official social mediaMøns Museum
Per the venue's website or official social mediaMiddelaldercentret
Per the venue's website or official social mediaReventlow-Museet Pederstrup
Per the venue's website or official social mediaGuldborg Camping
Per the venue's website or official social mediaMøns Klint
Per the venue's website or official social mediaHøjriisgaard Bed & Breakfast
Per the venue's website or official social mediaBøtøskoven
Per the venue's website or official social mediaWestern Camp
Per the venue's website or official social mediaKnuthenborg Safari Park is northern Europe's largest safari park, and I get to ride through it in the car. Møns Klint rises 128 metres above the Baltic with stairs all the way down to the stony beach. And at Liselund and the Medieval Centre I'm allowed along in the grounds.
For somewhere to stay with a dog there's Guldborg Camping and Højriisgaard Bed & Breakfast. At 9 of the places I have to be on a leash, and at 2 I'm only welcome outdoors. From 1 October to 31 March I may run off the leash on the beaches. Do remember that rules can change – give the place a ring if we're driving a long way.