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The main visitor center for the national park is located on the beach in the village of Nørre Vorupør. Go here to get inspiration, buy maps, books, or brochures, and ask guides for good tips and advice. Large parking lot with charging station, fresh water, and public toilets.
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Watch cranes, geese, red deer, or (if you are in luck) otters from this place. The landscape of heath, bogs, and woodland is beautiful and interesting, but stick to the gravel road. If you want hikes, go to the Tvorup Plantation just north of here, it also includes a mountainbike trail. The Ålvand dune heath is closed off from 1st April to 15th July, to protect breeding birds.
Observation platform at the Vandet Sø lake. Combine with a swim, a hike, or a mountainbike ride in the woods. Parking lot, picnic tables, and bathing pier. There is an outdoor playground and a dog forest just north of here. Check out the adjacent winery Bleghule Vingård for a unique and very local experience.
Take a dip in the lake of Nors Sø. Parking lot, fireside, and public toilets. Combine with hiking in the area.
The highest hill in the national park overlooking the heathland in the northern parts, with several good vantage points in the nearby area. As the central parts of the heathland here are closed permanently, Isbjerg is among the best spots to experience this part of Thy National Park, but stick to the trail, please. There are public toilets at the parking lot.
This is probably the best option to experience the cranes in Thy National Park, when they breed and dance in April, or in the autumn when they gather in flocks to migrate south to Spain or France. Also other wildlife here, including red deer in late summer. Reach the tower on foot by a 2 km hike from the parking and picnic area north from here. You can find fresh water and a public toilet near the parking area.