Magazine Camping.se 2025 - Your guide to a holiday in Sweden

Your guide to a holiday in Sweden

Magical Sweden

– Your guide to an unforgettable holiday!

TRAVEL FEATURES

Join us on inspirational journeys across Sweden

FOOD AND EXPERIENCES

Favourites from all around the country

PLAN YOUR TRIP

Routes to Sweden and essential travel information

164 pages of inspiration, travel tips and campsites

Camping in West Sweden

– Coastlines, Lakes, and Canals

West Sweden consists of Bohuslän, Dalsland, and Västergötland, each with its own distinct character. Gothenburg is the capital city for Västra Götaland, Sweden’s second-largest city, and is the natural gateway to the wider region. West Sweden’s landscape is one of forests, lakes, plateau mountains, history and agriculture, it also includes shorelines along Sweden’s two largest lakes, Vänern and Vattern and a glittering marine coastline.

Västergötland: Nature and History

In Västergötland, you can enjoy natural landscapes and historical excursions. The area is dominated by the UNESCO-listed plateau mountains and Lakes Vänern and Vättern; perfect for hiking, swimming and kayak tours, it is also home to the historic Göta Canal and fairytale Läckö Castle, 12th century Varnhem Abbey and Viking era Kata Gård. With so much history it’s no wonder the area is known as Sweden’s Cradle.

Bohuslän: Coastal Adventures

Campsites along the Bohuslän coast, offer easy access to the sea and the archipelago. Combine your stay with activities such as kayaking, snorkelling, cycling, and hiking along the granite cliffs. There is plenty to see and do all along the coast so you’re never far from a destination attraction, such as Nordens Ark, Vitlycke Museum, Havets Hus, the Nordic Watercolour Museum, or one of the many picturesque towns and villages.

Dalsland: Wilderness and Lakes

The Dalsland landscape is a little more remote and is mostly dense forest scattered with crystal clear lakes; perfect for a close to nature experience. The scenic Dalsland Canal and sheltered stretches of water, are ideal for kayaking and fishing, and many campsites are close to gravel cycling and hiking trails. Don’t miss the heritage attractions such as Halmens Hus and Not Quite.

Gothenburg: The City by the Sea

Gothenburg is the perfect place to start or end your journey. Campsites near to the centre provide easy access to all the delights of a big city, along with famous attractions such as Liseberg amusement park, Universeum Science Center, and the charming Haga district with its old wooden houses and cobbled streets.

We have gathered all the information about campsites in West Sweden here: westsweden.com/camping

Photo: Per Pixel Petersson

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The camping guide is found on pages 46–148.

YOUR SWEDISH HOLIDAY GUIDE

6. Across Sweden

Tips about every corner of Sweden

10. About Sweden

Key tips for visitors to Sweden

12. Campsites in every setting

Find your dream accommodation

14. Farm shops

Prime ingredients from local farms

16. Public right of access

What is allowed in Swedish nature?

18. Travel features: Bohuslän

On the west coast, we bask on sun-kissed cliffs and feast on fresh shellfish

SVANENMÄRKT

24. Great boat trips

SWEDEN'S BEST ACCOMMODATION

Did you know that camping is the most common holiday accommodation in Sweden? You, dear reader, are one of several million choosing to explore Sweden in the best possible way. By starting with one of the many campsites that form the basis of the Camping.se magazine, you have access to sandy beaches along more than 3,200 km of coastline, forests and national parks in Europe's largest forested areas and actionpacked adventures in the Scandinavian mountain chain, which is 1,700 km long and one of Europe's longest. The people behind the scenes at these campsites create holidays that make new experiences possible, year after year. Information about the campsites starts on page 52.

For this summer, we have zoomed in on Östergötland, a key stronghold in Sweden during the Middle Ages due to its extensive coastline along both lakes and the sea. In Norrbotten, we travelled from the land of the Saami, Jokkmokk, via impressive Storforsen to the Riviera of the Nordics. And in the west we have visited the northern regions of magical Bohuslän, which is filled with picturesque coastal villages and smooth cliffs perfect for swimming. There is much more to discover, of course, and we just know you will find your next dream holiday in this year's edition of the Camping.se magazine.

All of Sweden is waiting for you!

Discover Sweden from the water

26. Roads to Sweden

Travel routes in to and out of Sweden

28. Travel features: Östergötland

Via medieval abbeys and castles to a glittering, picturesque archipelago

34. Sweden's Big 5

What do you know about Sweden's predators?

36. Follow a pilgrim path

A journey for both body and soul

38. Travel features: Swedish Lapland

Come along on a high-speed

adventure through the land of the midnight sun

46. This year's campsite guide

Campsites from south to north

South.................................................................52

West....................................................................76

East.....................................................................98

Mid.....................................................................118

North................................................................134

149. Map of Sweden

Road map with all certified campsites

160. Campsites from A–Ö

List of Sweden's certified campsites

THE CAMPING.SE magazine is issued by Svensk Camping, which owns and runs Camping.se, Box 5079, 402 22 Gothenburg, Sweden, service@camping.se, www.camping.se. Idea and lay-out: Make Your Mark. Printer: Stibo, Sweden. Maps: Infab Kommunikation AB. Cover: Johan Strindberg. Other photos according to bylines and via tourist organisations in Sweden. Adverts: Adviser Sales Nordic AB. Svensk Camping is not responsible for typographical errors.

ACROSS SWEDEN

We hope our magazine Camping.se inspires new adventures and leads the way to interesting places in Sweden. Let’s begin with a few short stops around the country.

5 kayak trips

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Sweden, with its thousands of kilometres of coastline, thousands and thousands of lakes, and just as many islands in several unique archipelagos, is a paradise for kayaking enthusiasts. These five areas are ideal due to their protected locations and extensive selection of routes. Hopefully you will find even more during your trip across Sweden.

1. HIGH COAST, ÅNGERMANLAND

Experience dramatic cliffs and rocky inlets in this UNESCO-protected landscape. Paddle along the unique coastline and plan your adventures from islands close to the coast.

2. STOCKHOLM'S ARCHIPELAGO, SÖDERMANLAND

Navigate between thousands of islands in one of the world's largest archipelagos. Vaxholm and Nynäshamn are excellent starting points for exploring this band of beautiful islands.

3. DALSLAND'S LAKES, DALSLAND

Explore the beautiful lake system in Dalsland from Årjäng, Ekeby or

Zoo in the city centre

Greet more than 300 animals from every corner of the world at Borås Zoo! Walk through the savannah with lions and giraffes, discover exciting Nordic animals, and step into the world of dinosaurs. Children will love the playground and farm animals, while the entire family can enjoy ice cream and food with a view of the beautiful nature.

Step into a world of tales

Astrid Lindgren's World in Vimmerby is a magical place where the stories of the famous Swedish author come to life. Experience in person Pippi Longstocking's house Villa Villekulla, Emil of Lönneberga's farm Katthult, and Ronja Robber's Daughter's Mattis Forest. An unforgettable visit for both big and small, with theatre performances, interactive environments and a chance to meet the characters.

Laxsjön. Paddle through narrow rift valley lakes and share the nature with beavers and loons.

4. HAPARANDA ARCHIPELAGO, NORRBOTTEN

Experience the midnight sun and brackish water in the Bothnian Bay. Paddle between islands such as Sandskär and Seskarö, where the land meets the sea in the north.

5. IVÖSJÖN LAKE, SKÅNE

Skåne's largest lake has clear blue water and beautiful nature. Paddle around Ivön island, visit caves and cliffs, and enjoy the rich bird life in this inland lake.

Go for a spin in Gothenburg

Liseberg, Sweden's largest amusement park, is adding a new attraction called Kraftverk (Power Station). This award-winning addition promises maximum spin and is described as one of the park's most thrilling rides.

Photo: Johnér/Henrik Trygg

Photo: Magnus Römbo

Photo: Liseberg

Photo: Jörgen Jarnberger/Borås Zoo

Golfing holiday

Minigolf and camping go hand in hand. More than 225 campsites have either minigolf or adventure golf with fun themes. There are also campsites close to around 110 of Sweden's golf courses. Find them all at Camping.se.

When on a bike, always right!

Pedal off on an adventure this summer! More than 160 campsites offer bike rentals.

Summer adventures for children

Many campsites have worked hard to create a place for children to explore. For example, 50 campsites have a jumping cushion and 35 have their own kids' clubs to fill the days with play, dreams and adventure. Find your perfect campsite at Camping.se.

Ultimate Swedish fika at classic bakeries

Treat yourself to historically good pastries.

FLICKORNA LUNDGREN, SKÄRET, SKÅNE

This quaint garden café was founded by seven sisters in 1938 and became a national treasure with some help from Sweden's king at that time, Gustaf VI Adolf, who was a regular customer. The café is known for its home-made cookies and lush garden, where the king liked to sit while enjoying a vanilla heart pastry.

OFVANDAHLS HOVKONDITORI, UPPSALA, UPPLAND

One of Sweden's oldest bakeries, founded in 1878, serves classic baked goods in a historical setting. Many of the country's greatest authors, royalty, and cultural icons have sipped coffee here through the years. Test the local specialty, Linnébakelsen

CONDITORI

NORDPOLEN, VARA, VÄSTRA GÖTALAND

Opened in 1903 with a fascinating link to polar explorer Andrée. Conditori Nordpolen is known for its unique interior with a mural of the North Pole landscape. Its classic pastries and cookies delight the taste buds.

NYA KONDITORIET, UMEÅ, VÄSTERBOTTEN

Nya Konditoriet has been part of Umeå's café culture since 1927. Classic pastries and cakes of the highest quality are served here. Owner Jessica Sandberg, who has been a member of the Swedish Pastry Team, ensures that every item on the menu offers a taste explosion.

BROQVIST KONDITORI, VÄXJÖ, SMÅLAND

Sweden oldest bakery was founded in 1876 and is now run by the fifth generation. Broqvist is a true Småland gem. The famous Napoleon cake was created here, and the bakery continues to develop the Swedish fika tradition with pride.

Photo: Johnér/Maritha

Estvall

Photo:

Johnér

Photo: Johnér/Ulf Huett Nilsson

Try a classic raspberry pastry featuring one of Sweden’s most beloved berries.

Photo: Johnér/ Susanne Kronholm

LESS EXPENSIVE HOLIDAY?

Camping Key Europe offers a discount at more than 2,000 campsites in Sweden and Europe. For discounts, look for the blue flag in the campsite presentations in this magazine. Learn more in the Camping Key app.

Some of the happy winners at the award ceremony in 2024.

Guests’ favourites!

Every year, guests vote for their favourite campsite in Sweden through a poll at Camping.se. The winners receive the award Camping.se Campers' Choice. In 2024, more than 7,000 guests voted for their favourite.

Winners of Camping.se Campers’ Choice 2024

• Bomstadbaden, Karlstad Swecamp, Värmland

• Böda Sand Beach Resort, Öland

• Daftö Resort, Bohuslän

• Dragsö Camping & Stugby, Blekinge

• Gekåsbyn Ullared, Halland

• GrebbestadFjorden, Bohuslän

• Gullbrannagården, Halland

• Hultsfred Strandcamping, Småland

• Stenrösets Camping Trollhättan, Västergötland

• Särna Camping, Dalarna

• Tingsryd Resort, Småland

• Västra Kajen Camping, Norrbotten The winners are presented in random order.

Find the winners for 2025 at Camping.se!

Fantastic open-air art

Wanås Konst is a sculpture park and a centre for contemporary art and learning in Skåne. With a focus on sculpture and installations, Wanås invites international artists every year to create works at the park. There are currently 70 permanent works, and the park is known for combining art with nature and history. The area also has an art gallery, a medieval castle, and organic farm in addition to the park.

Konst på Hög (Art on High) is a unique sculpture area set on top of Kvarntorpshögen, a slag heap in Närke that is 100 m tall. Shale oil was extracted here between 1940 and 1966, and the area is now one of Sweden's leading sculpture areas with around 30 sculptures by both Swedish and international artists. Visitors can drive to the top or walk up the 427 steps in one of Europe's longest staircases.

Sara Sjöbäck, 2024, V70 XIII

Ängelsberg Sculpture Park in Västmanland is a popular destination that celebrates the heritage of the artist colony that included members Olof Arborelius, Arvid Mauritz Lindström and Ernst Lundström. Art on display here includes works such as Lars Vilks' driftwood tower and Peter Tillberg's Trattgubbar. The exhibition runs from May to September and is updated every year. World Heritage Engelsberg Ironworks is next door.

Oleg Nourpeissov, Eternal Metamorphosis

Eduardo Navarro, Found a Forest at The Bottom of the Ocean, 2024.

Photo: Anders Norsell, Wanås Konst

Photo: Fagersta Municipality

Photo: Rune Tapper

Photo: Niklas Maupoix

LÅNGLÖT

A Place in the Sun!

RUNSTEN

GÅRDBY

STENÅSA

Neptuni Camping

Tokenäs Camping

Böda Sand

Bödagårdens Camping

Böda Hamns Camping

First Camp Löttorp

Sonjas Camping

Sandbybadets Camping

Wikegårds Semesterby & Ställplatscamping

Lundegård Camping & Stugby

Klintagårdens Camping

Klinta Camping

Gröndals Camping & Stugor

Grönhags Camping

Köpingbadens Camping

Kapelludden Camping & Stugor

First Camp Ekerum

KronoCamping Saxnäs Eriksöre Camping

Haga Park Camping & Stugor

Stenåsa Stugor & Camping

Welcome to Sweden

Here are some of the need-to-know things about Sweden that will make your vacation run smoother.

ACCESS TO SWEDISH NATURE

The public right of access is a unique right that applies to all visitors to Sweden. This is why you can swim in lakes, sunbathe on beaches and pick flowers, berries and mushrooms. Read more on page 16.

Fishing in Sweden

Sweden is a paradise for people who like to go fishing. You are free to fish the coastline and major lakes – Vänern, Vättern, Mälaren, Hjälmaren and Storsjön – but a permit is needed elsewhere. At Camping.se, you can search for campsites located close to good fishing waters. These campsites usually also sell fishing permits.

Dogs and cats

Pets brought into Sweden must have a passport and ID marking, be both vaccinated and dewormed, and be reported to Swedish Customs. More information is available at jordbruksverket.se

Seasonal higlights

Sweden is a long country, stretching over 1,500 kilometers from north to south. Naturally, both the weather and the number of sunlight hours vary greatly depending on the season and the region.

SPRING (MARCH–MAY)

Valborgsmässoafton (Walpurgis Night) is celebrated on April 30th with bonfires and songs, marking the arrival of brighter days. In the north, melting snow unveils vast wilderness and powerful rivers.

SUMMER (JUNE–AUGUST)

June 6th marks Sweden’s National Day, but Midsummer, celebrated in mid-June, is the most cherished holiday nationwide. In the north, you can experience the midnight sun, while all of Sweden enjoys at least 18 hours of daylight each day. Swedish schoolchildren are on summer break from mid-June to mid-August.

AUTUMN (SEPTEMBER–NOVEMBER)

Frost and darkness arrive earlier in the north than in the south, painting the landscape with vivid autumn colors and offering spectacular auroras. Picking mushrooms and lingonberries is a beloved pastime across the country.

WINTER (DECEMBER–FEBRUARY)

In the north, winter transforms the region into an Arctic wonderland with auroras, dog sledding, and skiing. Traditions like Advent and Lucia, celebrated on December 13th, bring warmth and light to the long, dark days.

DRINKING WATER

In Sweden, tap water is generally considered very good and safe to drink.

Photo: Johnér/Fredrik

BORGHOLM CASTLE

On the western coast of Öland, the mighty ruins of Borgholm Castle rise, originally built 900 years ago but destroyed in a fire in the early 19th century. Here, you can wander through arches and halls where the stones whisper of everything from bloody battles to splendid feasts. The castle is framed by Öland’s rugged landscape, ideal for a picnic in the golden twilight. The ruins attract history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, and the expansive views from the castle grounds are unparalleled. During the summer, the castle comes alive with guided tours, concerts, and family events, transforming the historic setting into a vibrant hub of culture and entertainment.

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CAMPSITES IN EVERY SETTING

Sweden has campsites that suit every preference, from an urban vibe or tranquillity of the forest to ocean breezes, lake views or majestic mountains. Here are a few, with fantastic locations throughout the country, that you will find at Camping.se.

HIGH MOUNTAINS: CAMP KITTELFJÄLL, VÄSTERBOTTEN

Gateway to the high mountains

Camp Kittelfjäll sits in the heart of Vasterbotten's mountains and offers spectacular nature experiences whatever the season. In the spring, the midnight sun rises impressively over Kittelfjället's silhouette. In the summer, the mountains are carpeted with colourful flowers and offer excellent hiking, cycling and fishing. Kittelfjäll is the perfect gateway for those looking to experience majestic mountains.

Many campsites throughout Sweden are located close to the water.

Photo: Johan Strindberg

BEACH: SUDERSAND RESORT, GOTLAND

Seaside gem on Gotland

Sudersand Resort lies on the north-east coast of Fårö and is a gem among Sweden's beach campsites. It offers several kilometres of white sandy beach along the glittering Baltic Sea, perfect for sunbathing and swimming, but also fantastic wind- and kitesurfing. After a day spent by the water, watch the soft colours of sundown caress the south-facing beach. Sudersand Resort is truly a destination that captures the essence of an idyllic summer on the island of Gotland.

CITY: BORÅS CAMPING, VÄSTERGÖTLAND

Urban vibe meets nature

Borås Camping is an oasis where the comforts of the city meet the tranquillity of nature. Enjoy the perfect blend of the outdoors and an urban pulse, with the city boasting Rya Åsar Nature Reserve at one end and its textile history and impressive street art at the other. Borås Camping offers modern facilities and is the perfect starting point for those looking to visit the neighbouring Borås Zoo, which offers discounted admissions for campsite guests.

LAKE: SÄRNA CAMPING, DALARNA

Lake holiday in the heart of Dalarna

Särna Camping lies on the shore of Särnasjön lake in northern Dalarna. The scenic setting offers the perfect combination of relaxation and adventure. Wake up to the sound of gurgling water and twittering birds, and why not settle in by the lake during the quiet morning hours with a coffee cup and a fishing rod? For the more adventurous, there are plenty of hiking trails close by and around the lake. Särna Camping is an oasis for nature lovers seeking a genuine wilderness experience without sacrificing comfort.

FOREST:

AMMERÅNS

FISKECAMP, JÄMTLAND

Serene forest in Jämtland

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Deep in the forests of Jämtland lies Ammeråns Fiskecamp, a hidden jewel for those seeking total relaxation. Surrounded by thick evergreen forest and close to the gently flowing water in Ammerån River, this campsite offers a unique stay in the forest. Enjoy the silence, broken only by birdsong and the whooshing of the wind through the treetops. The campsite is a paradise for anglers, with some of Sweden's best trout waters at its doorstep. After a day in nature, relax in the sauna and be lulled by the serenity of the forest.

GREAT REASONS TO BUY LOCAL

Farms with organic production and animals on natural pastures are important for many reasons, especially biodiversity. As grazing animals roam, they create variation in the vegetation that contributes to the coexistence of more species.

GREEN FARM STORES!

In farm stores, visitors often find that little something extra when it comes to organic food and crafts from the region. Here are five stores worth a visit.

EUFÅRIA, PITEÅ, NORRBOTTEN

Washable lambskins produced in-house, wool yarn, crafts made of leather and wool from the farm and other local small-scale producers . Meat orders can be placed prior to the autumn slaughter. The store also sells charcuterie, different types of lamb sausages, and smoked lamb steak.

KRETSLOPPSHUSET, MÖRSIL, JÄMTLAND

Cosy restaurant, café and store with food crafts and conference facilities and an organic focus. Despite its yellow facade, it is called "a wonderful green building and a delight for all five senses". There are also hens and small-scale farming.

SUNT & GRÖNT, BJÖRNHOVDA, ÖLAND

In the tiny shed 2 km from Färjestaden, passersby can purchase organic vegetables, marmalade, and more. It is all produced on the farm, which has been owned by the same family since 1903. The shed is usually stocked from June to late October, depending on the weather.

BÅLTSNÄS, KATRINEHOLM, SÖDERMANLAND

This farm store has specialised in wild game from local hunters, including red deer, wild pig, roe deer, and elk. It also sells red deer/wild pig and lamb sausages without added preservatives and other organic and locally produced goods. The lambskins come from the farm's own animals.

LINDEGRENS, BÅSTAD, SKÅNE

A store/bistro that primarily sells and serves organic meat – beef, lamb, and pork from local farms – but also offers vegetarian dishes made from locally grown organic produce. It also makes pâté, sausages and other charcuterie products. The store is also stocked with kitchenware, porcelain and books.

Taking a break at one of Lindegrens' partner farms.

Photo: Eva Svärd

Photo: Lindegrens

Photo: Lindegrens

The bistro Lindegrens in Skåne offers ecological produce from local farms.

Kretsloppshuset in Jämtland has a restaurant, café, store and farm with hens.

Cabins & Camping in the west of Värmland

PUBLIC RIGHT OF ACCESS

Sweden's unique right of public access allows us to move freely almost everywhere, pick berries and mushrooms, and pitch a tent in nature. The right of public access was a tradition in Sweden for hundreds of years, and it was added to Sweden's constitution in 1994 to ensure that nature is for everyone – and to protect it. Here are some examples of what this means.

Do not disturb, do not destroy

Always try to choose the path that does the least damage to nature, and avoid cycling or running over sensitive surfaces such as lichen, moss, meadows and marshes. Also, remember not to disturb the animals, particularly those with offspring.

Pitching a tent

Terrain Driving Act

The right of public access allows us to spend time in nature, but the Terrain Driving Act limits this access for motorised vehicles. For example, you may not drive offroad with a caravan or camper since this damages nature. This rule applies to all land that is not a road, rest area, or similar.

PICK FLOWERS

Pick and enjoy anything edible that grows in the wild. Pick flowers as well – but remember not to damage the plant itself. It is OK to pick an individual flower, but never dig up an entire plant. However, some rare flowers are protected in all of Sweden and may never be picked, such as blue anemone, cowslip, mistletoe and all orchids.

TRACK YOUR BEST FRIEND

LIGHT A FIRE

Starting a fire in nature is often allowed as long as you are careful that it does not spread or damage the nature. For example, rock outcrops and large boulders can be damaged by fire. However, gravel, sand or wet ground are good alternatives for a controlled fire. However, during a dry summer, fires are usually banned in large parts of the country.

NO LEFTOVER MEAT FOR ANIMALS

You may pitch a tent in most places where it is not expressly forbidden, but only for a day or two and never in groups larger than 2 or 3 tents to avoid excessive wear on nature. Tents are also not allowed too close to private residences or in city parks.

To protect wild animals, we must monitor our four-legged friends and keep them on a lead. We want to avoid stressing animals if possible, especially if they are with their young. Dogs should be on a lead to show respect for the other people we might meet in the forest.

It is very important not to leave behind leftover food with meat. This can spread serious diseases that cause suffering for wild animals.

LEAVE NOTHING BEHIND

Get in the habit of tucking an empty plastic bag in your pack to easily bring home everything that does not belong in nature.

The right of public access works because those of us who use it make sure we follow it.

Photo: Johnér

An elk park where you can get really close to the majestic elks, which are happy to be photographed and fed with leaves and apples.

The exhibition “Mooseum” tells the story (in Swedish, German and English) in words and pictures of a year in the life of elks.

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West coast adventures in Bohuslän

Bohuslän is a stunning coastal region lined with an archipelago of 8,000 islands. Picturesque fishing villages are scattered throughout the area, making them perfect spots to enjoy fresh seafood and take a dip in the sea.

TEXT: LINUS FREMIN PHOTO: JOHAN STRINDBERG

Passing through northern Bohuslän is like going back in time, with every step taking you closer to your forefathers. In scenic Tanum awaits a world with thousands of Bronze Age rock carvings, where people scraped their lives and dreams onto the province's smooth rock slabs. These prehistoric works of art are so unique that UNESCO has named them a World Heritage Site, and standing among them allows visitors a glimpse of what life was like in the Bronze Age.

Bohuslän's dramatic landscape shaped by the continental ice sheet creates the perfect canvas. More than 1,500 drawings have been found here, and those found in Tanum are particularly diverse: ships that hint of adventure, sledges of long winter days, and weapons of the era's battles and hunting. Pictures of animals, humans and symbols describe their beliefs, rites and daily life, but history is alive not only in the rock carvings. Only a short car ride from Tanum's relics, just

outside the charming coastal town of Grebbestad, lies Saltviks Camping and the unique Tjurpannan Nature Reserve, with a rich history that stretches back to World War II. Soldiers guarded the coast during the war, and after the war they returned with their families, drawn by the dramatic nature.

CAMPING IN THE NATURE RESERVE

Here, among the rocks and the sea, Saltviks Camping was born, and has since then grown and changed, but always preserved its heritage and close link to nature.

"The campsite has changed a lot since my great uncle's era. I grew up here, of course, since it was a family business, and I took over after my father, who ran it for a long time," says Joakim Ulvhammar, who today owns and operates the campsite with his wife Elin.

It features 22 fully equipped cottages and three static caravans with a fantastic sea view. Located

Kungshamn truly captures the beauty of Bohuslän, with piers, islets, and boats in every direction.

in the heart of the Tjurpannan Nature Reserve, it is able to offer adventure-filled activities: from pedal boats, SUPs, and motorboats to cycling. Or why not stay on solid ground and enjoy the soothing view? The nature here is wild and unpredictable.

"Because we have such a great location, we attract all sorts of visitors year-round. Here, you can be active all year or just sit with a book and enjoy the surroundings," says Elin Ulvhammar.

ADVENTURE AND RARE ANIMALS

And there is more to explore in the area. New adventures await one hour away by car for those who want to combine nature with an active holiday. Climb Vetteberget in Fjällbacka and be rewarded with a fantastic view of the archipelago, or bike along the Kuststigen coastal route through picturesque villages and past historical sites.

Be impressed on a day trip to the rock formations at Ulebergshamn, and Ekoparksleden – a 4.5 km hiking trail located further inland –offers a glimpse of what the province was like in the 1700–1800s.

"Here, you can be active all year or just sit with a book and enjoy the surroundings"

For animal lovers, a visit to Nordens Ark is a must. This zoo, which is next to the Ekoparksleden trail, is home to some of the world's most endangered species, and work is underway to protect both them and biodiversity. Walk along a 3 km path and observe Siberian tigers, snow leopards, wolves and more. For the smallest visitors, there is a petting farm with Swedish mountain cattle, Gute sheep and Gotland rabbits. In an enclosure with goats we find Belinda Nässén, a seasonal worker at Nordens Ark.

"Nordens Ark has lots of different animals, and it is my job to both take care of them and talk to visitors about them. It is a really fun summer job," she says, while she allows a young girl to pet one of the goats.

THRIVING ARCHIPELAGO LIFE

Not far from the border to Norway lies Sweden's most westerly city, Strömstad. There are a lot of prehistoric remains here, as well as a bustling cluster of restaurants, bars and cafés along the short quay. For those looking to swim, there are

Joakim Ulvhammar took over the family business and today runs Saltviks Camping with his wife Elin.

Many of the campsites in Bohuslän have a prime seaside location.

plenty of cliffs but also sand beaches, for example at the Saltpannan Nature Reserve at Västra Rossö island, or the highly recommended Koster islands. At the Kosterhavet National Park, you can easily fill an entire day with excursions, swimming, snorkling and boat rides. And there is always something fun happening in Strömstad during the summer months.

As you travel along the coast of Bohuslän, the sea will be a steady companion. There are many places here that are difficult to pass without stopping. Bovallstrand and Hunnebostrand, two coastal villages, are fantastically integrated into the high, red granite cliffs. Lysekil is another gem, boasting a landscape that only the skilled artist could imitate. Stångehuvud Nature Reserve is the perfect place to enjoy the warmth of the sun with its rolling cliffs of 920-million-year-old Bohus granite. Also in Lysekil, the aquarium Havets

Hus allows visitors to peek beneath the water's surface and even pet some marine animals.

A short trip to the north, the Smögen Pier stretches for an impressive 600 m and is lined with fishing huts, charming boutiques and restaurants serving freshly caught fish and shellfish. Early risers can watch as the fishing boats offload their catch, which will later be available for purchase in one of the fish shops. Several boat trips, for example to Hållö and Kungshamn, and cruises through the beautiful Sote Canal leave from the pier. You can also go on a seal safari or join a local fisherman for some deep sea fishing.

Smögenbryggar’n, a local brewery that utilizes the sea's ingredients, is the perfect destination for thirsty visitors. The brewery uses seaweed and clam shells to create beers flavoured by the west coast's rich marine life. CEO Jesper Jonasson gives us a tour of the brewery,

If you like swimming, especially in adventurous settings, Bohuslän will not disappoint.

Smögen is one of the many quaint archipelago villages in Bohuslän, with its piers, huts and boats.

Photo: Johnér

proudly explaining how they have combined their passion for beer and the sea in each bottle they produce.

"We are unique because we brew with marine ingredients. For example, we use clam shells as the pH adjuster in our stout, Svarta Malin, to increase the hardness of the water instead of using industrial calcium or nitrates. We also use seaweed to create more flavour since it contains the taste umami, which captures nuances of malt and hops in the beer.

Whether you are looking for a craft beer and fresh fish, for an adventure in dramatic nature, or to simply enjoy the raw, serene beauty of the sea, you can find it in Bohuslän. It is also the perfect destination during seasons other than high summer, with a sun that glitters on the sea longer in the spring and the impressive autumn weather made to caress the dramatic cliff formations along the coast.

Accommodation in Bohuslän

Scan the QR code to see all the campsites in Bohuslän or read more on pages 82-89.

If you are travelling with kids, crab fishing is a must. Create a simple line using a clothes pin and mussel as bait.

Jesper Jonasson is CEO of Smögenbryggar’n, a local brewery that utilizes the ingredients of the sea.

DESTINATION BOHUSLÄN

To see and do in

BOHUSLÄN

Adventurous hiking

Kuststigen is a 376 km trail that covers all of Bohuslän, from Gothenburg's archipelago in the south to the Norwegian border to the north. Choose from 42 sections – some shorter, some longer – to meet your specific needs. Many of them cut through exciting nature reserves and follow Bohuslän's beautiful coastline.

campsites available in Gothenburg and Bohuslän at Camping.se

Everts Sjöbod.

Local food

INFORMATIVE LOBSTER SAFARI

Visit Everts Sjöbod in Grebbestad for oyster tasting and a lobster safari. Learn about and taste some of the best shellfish in the world.

BESIDE THE SEA

Experience the culinary oasis Restaurang Vatten, located in the scenic harbour in Skärhamn next to the Nordic Watercolour Museum. The menu features organic and local ingredients with a focus on fish and shellfish.

SHELLFISH WITH A VIEW AT GÖSTAS FISKEKROG

Göstas Fiskekrog in Smögen serves fresh shellfish and fish dishes alongside a view of the harbour. Visitors can also purchase fresh fish and shellfish from the store and take some of the delicacies from the sea home.

Please note that opening hours may vary.

Under the surface

Havets Hus in Lysekil is a fascinating destination for those curious about life in the North Sea. The aquarium is home to more than 100 species, including the thornback ray and the small-spotted catshark. Don't miss the offer from Camping Key Europe.

Flowering world of stone

A short boat ride from the harbour of the charming coastal town Strömstad is Alaska, a stone and flower garden located on the island Nord Långö. Pack for swimming and a picnic and spend the day in a unique setting.

Photo: Lukasz

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Photo: Havets Hus/Carina Grahn

Experience Sweden from the water

Sail among the islands, listen to lapping waves and screeching gulls. Get into the holiday flow with these five day trips by boat!

1. BEAUTIFUL LAKE SILJAN, DALARNA

Experience Dalarna province by boat on Lake Siljan. Two classic steamboats navigate the lake during the summer.

M/S Gustaf Wasa travels between Rättvik, Leksand and (specific days) Mora and also offers evening dinner cruises. S/S Engelbrekt starts and ends in Leksand and occasionally offers live music during peak season.

2. TIME TO LOCK, ÖSTERGÖTLAND

Spending time in the locks of the Göta Canal is not just an opportunity to see beautiful landscapes but also to experience first-hand the laws of physics – fun for all ages! Multiple companies offer day trips at different parts of the canal.

3. SEAL WATCHING, BOHUSLÄN

Explore the Bohuslän archipelago from Grebbestad. Jump on the old fishing boat Donalda to look for seals, porpoises and other species that call the archipelago home. Or maybe head to the Väderöarna islands to swim.

4. BOUNCE BETWEEN COUNTRIES, SKÅNE

One classic excursion is to ride the ferry between Helsingborg and Helsingör without getting off. Travel back and forth as many times as you please while enjoying a drink on the sun deck. This back-and-forth travel is referred to as “tura” in Swedish.

5. VISIT A LIGHTHOUSE, ÅNGERMANLAND

The spectacular island Högbonden in the High Coast archipelago boasts a 100-year-old lighthouse and an old worker's residence. Visit the café on the island by taking the ferry from either Barsta or Bönhamn.

Ylva Rehnberg

Photo: Johnér/Per Magnus Persson

Discover Göta Canal!

Are you longing for a holiday that combines nature, culture, and history?

Göta Canal offers all that and more! With flexible and affordable options, you can create an experience tailored to you and your family.

Close to Nature

Experience the Swedish countryside with sparkling waters, enchanting surroundings, and charming small towns along the canal.

Boating and Locks

Be amazed by the historic engineering and discover one of Sweden’s most impressive constructions.

Active Holiday

Cycle along the canal’s car-free paths or explore the area on foot and go hiking.

Foto: Carl Schnell, Crelle, Jesper Anhede

All roads lead to Sweden

There are many ways to travel to Sweden. Most require crossing the water, but it is also possible to drive all the way to Sweden via Great Belt Bridge and Öresund Bridge from Denmark. The map on this page shows a number of different ways to reach our oblong country. Camping Key Europe cardholders are also eligible for a discount on a number of ferries.

Happy travels!

These ferries offer discounts for Camping Key Europe cardholders.

Illustration: Saga Bergebo

Helpful tips about driving in Sweden

SEATBELT

Sweden has a law that the driver and all passengers must wear a seatbelt. Children shorter than 135 cm must ride in a suitably adapted car seat.

LIGHTS

Low beams/daytime running lights should be on during the day.

SPEED LIMITS

Standard cars and B-license motorhomes must follow advertised speed limits. In urban areas, the speed limit is usually 50 km/h. On open country roads the speed limit is 80 or 90 km/h, and on highways 110 km/h or occasionally 120 km/h. The speed limit for standard cars pulling a trailer or camper is 80 km/h.

LAW REGARDING ALCOHOL

A person may only operate a vehicle in Sweden if their blood alcohol level is 0.2 or lower.

WINTER DRIVING

If you visit Sweden during the period 1/12–31/3, standard cars and trailers must have winter tyres on all four wheels when driving in winter road conditions. Studded winter tyres are permitted during the period 1/10–15/4. If the towing vehicle has studded tyres, the trailer must also have studded tyres when driving in winter road conditions. It is also a good idea to have a winter kit in the vehicle that includes

a reflective vest, jumping cables, an ice scraper, a spade, a towline and a bag of gravel to help with tyre grip.

EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

The emergency number for Sweden is 112. It is free to call this number from any telephone, including mobile telephones, even without a SIM card. In Sweden, it is a requirement to have a warning triangle in the car.

WILDLIFE ACCIDENTS

Sweden is home to many different species of wildlife, including elk and deer, which can sometimes wander out onto roads. Be particularly observant when driving in rural and forested areas, particularly at sunrise or sundown when the animals are the most active.

CONGESTION TAX

Congestion tax are only charged in Stockholm and Gothenburg. The congestion tax is not charged weekdays between 6:30 PM and 5:59 AM, on Saturdays and Sundays, on the day before a public holiday, on public holidays, or in July. The tax can only be paid via invoice or direct debit. There are no toll booths or pay stations. For vehicles registered abroad, invoices and payments are sent via EPASS24. More information is available at EPASS24's website.

LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS

Liquid petroleum gas tanks can be purchased and exchanged at petrol stations. The connection for liquid petroleum gas

Disclaimer: We are not responsible for any potential inaccuracies on these pages.

tanks in Sweden is called POL. It is also possible to fill own bottles with liquid petroleum gas. Some service locations are listed at www.gasolfyllarna.se or www.gasolkartan.se. Liquid petroleum gas tanks may never be stored lying down since this disengages the safety valve.

SWEDISH TRANSPORT ADMINISTRATION FERRIES

In some locations in Sweden, there are road ferries operated by the Swedish Transport Administration to transport cars and other passengers across sounds or to islands free of charge. There are two exceptions: a fee is charged for Ekeröleden and Visingsöleden.

ELECTRICAL HOOK-UP AT CAMPSITES

In Sweden, the standard voltage is 230 V in a normal electrical plug at campsites, and fuses are normally 10 A or 16 A. Sweden uses the Type F electrical plug (a Schuko plug) with 10 A or a CEE plug with 10 A or 16 A. The connection cable must be an approved type with an area of 3 x 2.5 mm² and not be more than 25 m long. EVs may only be charged at specific stations intended for this type of charging; never via the electrical hook-up pole at the campsite pitch.

EV CHARGING STATION

Public charging stations are found throughout most of Sweden. However, availability can be very limited in some places, primarily in northern Sweden and in rural settings. Plan in advance for trips to these areas.

Öresund Bridge

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The archipelago boats leave from several different places on the east coast of Östergötland, including Arkösund, Gryt and Tyrislöt, the latter next to Tyrislöt's campsite.

Östergötland – a cultural gem on the east coast

Embark on a journey to discover ancient ruins, prehistoric remains, a wealth of outdoor adventures, and a charming archipelago. Just two hours south of the capital, the Östergötland region has something for everyone to enjoy.

TEXT: JOEL LINDE PHOTO: JOHAN STRINDBERG

Location, location, location. This is a common mantra for real estate agents but also a fitting description of Östergötland. To the east, bays, cliffs and beaches of the glittering Baltic Sea, dotted with thousands of islands in picturesque archipelagos, and 150 km to the west, the coastline of Lake Vättern, Europe's sixth largest lake, where the sunset casts a golden hue across the plains of the coastal landscape. And in between, cosy villages along the Göta Canal, large cities rich with culture, and enchanting forests and nature. There are also approx. 50,000 known historical remains in one of Sweden's key medieval regions, which can now display its heritage.

ON SACRED GROUND

In a small bay along Lake Vättern's eastern shoreline stands a monument for one of Sweden's most famous people. Saint Birgitta planned and designed Vadstena Abbey, which opened in 1384 and still stands there proudly today. Almost two centuries later, another impressive construction was raised a few hundred meters away. At Vadstena Castle, or King Gustav Vasa's Rennaisance castle, visitors can experience everything from exhibitions and guided tours to concerts, theater, and lots of events for kids.

Vadstena has held a prominent role in Swedish history, and it continues to thrive today. With a permanent population of just over 5,000, this picturesque city on the shore of Lake Vättern attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. People stroll serenely along the beachwalk with

Stegeborg's ruins are a well-preserved reminder that Sweden was once a global power.

their camera close at hand. The evening sun pulls people to the outdoor restaurants, turning their drink glasses into golden chalices.

"At Vadstena, they are event experts. There are concerts, culture, and a lot going on around the castle," says Marita Fagrell, who together with her partner runs Vadstena Camping just outside the city.

Seaside is the only location here – a strip of shoreline lined with campers, caravans, and tents in prime swimming location, never more than a few steps away.

"We have a strong focus on families with children, and more are coming, too. We have done a lot so they enjoy their time here," says Marita, listing a jumping cushion, three playgrounds, a padel court, a pump track, a climbing wall, a football pitch, a zip line, an obstacle course, minigolf, boules and children's quizzes...and she hasn't even mentioned the fantastic swimming in the bay and

"At Vadstena, they are event experts. There are concerts, culture, and a lot going on around the castle"

the dock that stretches 30 m into the lake.

But it is not a place to party, she emphasises.

"We tell those who are looking to come here to pary that they will not have fun here, that we will be on them all the time," she says with a hearty laugh.

It is very peaceful at the campsite. Guests are grilling, playing, swimming or enjoying a drink on the newly built dock next to the restaurant, all with the greatest view of the lingering sunset.

"No restaurant in town has this view," Marita notes with a nod towards the horizon.

Vadstena Castle, raised on the order of King Gustav Vasa, is the crowning glory of the medieval stronghold Vadstena. Events and guided tours are arranged for the entire family in and around the castle.

At Vadstena Camping, it's not hard to enjoy dinner while the sun is setting.

EXPLORING INLAND

A short bike ride from Vadstena Camping is the restaurant Ladugård 206, whose lunch attracts visitors from far away. Over 20 years, the Linde family has created a destination that now attracts visitors with not only a deli, an interiors boutique, and a coffee roastery but also the farm restaurant.

After a proper meal, we leave Vadstena and set our sights on the east coast and the Saint Anna archipelago. But there is a lot to see on the way, for example Vreta Abbey with its lush walkways. In Old Linköping, a short car ride away, we walk around the city, shop in boutiques, and grab a cup of coffee at a café. There is also a large selection of activities for families with children.

Borenshult, Berg and Hulta are home to several of the Göta Canal's 58 locks and the perfect stop for a coffee break while travelling. One of the most visited locks is in Söderköping – another town with well-preserved 19th and 20th century charm. As the historic three-decker ship Wilhelm Tham slowly sails through the still waters of the canal, only the mobile phones in stretched-out hands show that it is not 1912.

Söderköping is also where Astrid Lindgren's beloved Madicken movies were filmed in 1978 and 1979. Why not watch the movies in the caravan and then hike in Madicken's footsteps using the map available at soderkoping.se?

CAMPING IN THE ARCHIPELAGO

Hop on M/S Athene for a number of tours along Göta Canal and experience both locks and Stegeborg's stately castle ruins. Our journey continues eastward, though, towards Tyrislöt Camping out in the Saint Anna archipelago.

The shimmering bay is visible from the cottages on the hill. Such mornings are humbling, made perfect by a breakfast tray with yoghurt, bread, eggs and coffee, a new addition at the campsite in line with manager Charlotte Rosell’s business spirit.

"Up on the hill was an old air watch tower," she says.

"From there you can see the archipelago in every direction. It is so beautiful. I want to renovate it to hold weddings and other exciting events up there."

She laughs.

"Yes, those dreams are a lot of work."

Tyrislöt's location and design are unique. It

Charlotte Rosell arrives at work by boat from a neighbouring island.

The next cosy coffee break is never far away along the Göta Canal.

was once a farm, broken down into small fields, and the charming red wooden buildings remain today and function as service buildings. When Charlotte took over 30 years ago, she intended to sell handicraft with a friend. Two years later she was a campsite manager with a ten-year contract.

"I love this place. I want to develop it and to keep it in the family. When my grandkids finish school, they will come here just like my sons did when I took over 30 years ago," she says.

THE HEART OF THE ARCHIPELAGO

For guests, the location and nature are the prime attraction. Many bring their own kayaks or rent just outside Tyrislöt to explore the surrounding archipelago. Archipelago boats stop a few hundred meters from the campsite on their way to the idyllic island Harstena, among other places.

”I love this place. I want to develop it and keep it in the family”

Undoubtedly a meeting place in the outer archipelago, it welcomes us with open arms. The aroma from the smokehouse greets us before we even dock. We can't resist going straight to the restaurant Loftet to enjoy the delicacies of the sea. The butter-fried herring with lingonberries and mashed potatoes is phenomenal. We also splurge and share a lobster with truffle aioli. The sun-drenched terrace could have kept us there to sunset, but there is more to explore in Harstena. First, we recommend a walk through the village, a rare archipelago gem that dates back to the 1700s. Rent a kayak or swim from the cliffs in one of the many bays. The bakery Harstena Bageri offers excellent value for money – one favourite is the almond and chocolate cake.

It would be easy to spend half a day – or a full day – here before returning to Tyrislöt. From there, Östergötland awaits discovery. Our journey heads north on the ferry in Stegeborg, past the impressive castle ruins and over to the peninsula Vikbolandet, where we continue onward to eat dinner among Arkösund's boathouses and bobbing sailboats.

Accommodation in Östergötland

Scan the QR code to see all the campsites in Östergötland or read more on pages 103-106.

Martin Lindkvist smokes fish in the harbour in the smokehouse his father helped build in 1977. Neighbouring Loftet offers other delicacies from the sea.

To see and do in

DESTINATION ÖSTERGÖTLAND

ÖSTERGÖTLAND

Rocking ancient history

If you find history – and Nordic mythology in particular – interesting, then a trip along the coast of Lake Vättern is a must to see one of the most mythical rune stones in Scandinavia, Rökstenen.

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campsites available in Östergötland at Camping.se

Nostalgia in Motala harbour

Motala Motormuseum is a treasure for the entire family. All kinds of vehicles are set against genuine backdrops from, for example, the 1920s-1930s, which makes it feel more like a theme park than a museum. Next door is Vättern Aquarium, which is also well worth a visit.

Inspirational nature

One of Sweden's 32 nature centres is located at Tåkern lake. The trails and lookout tower are perfect for birdwatching, and you get there on Princess Estelle's fairytale path. Free activities are offered in the summer, including guided tours and netfishing for insects and dragonflies.

Second

-hand legend

Runar Bergsten, 83 years young, has run a secondhand shop for almost 30 years, and meeting him is worth the trip to Fornåsa Loppis. Make room in the car, because you will most likely find everything you need and more in the shop's 2,000 sqm.

Bakgatan

Treat yourself to butter-fried sea bass, potatoes and perfectly balanced gremolata or a juicy steak with fluffy bernaise and french fries at Bakgatan's courtyard in the heart of Vadstena.

Kajens

Friendly café on the quay in Valdemarsvik that offers a summery mix of homemade Italian ice cream and both sweet and savoury waffles. There might even be live entertainment.

Photo: Andreas Göransson

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GOLDEN EAGLE

The golden eagle has a wingspan of more than 2 m. It prefers to glide on air currents but can reach speeds of up to 200 km/h. Even if it sometimes goes after large prey, it has difficulty lifting more than 2–3 kg.

Sweden's Big 5?!

You may have heard about Africa's Big 5, but have you heard about the Swedish equivalent? We have four large predators on the ground – bear, wolf, lynx and wolverine – and sometimes the golden eagle up high also makes the list. What do you know about them?

In Sweden, there are approximately 450 wolves left in the wild. A fully grown wolf is 90 cm, which is 30 cm taller than a German Shepherd. Wolves can cover many kilometres in a day, and they can reach speeds of up to 50–60 km/h on shorter distances. It is a myth, though, that wolves howl at midnight and at a full moon. Howling is how they communicate and enables

WOLVERINE

The wolverine is Europe's largest marten. It is roughly the size of a dog, but much stronger. If the conditions are right, a wolverine can attack prey several times its size, such as reindeer, but it is an average hunter and often eats whatever larger predators leave behind. It is therefore sometimes called the Nordic hyena. SWEDEN'S BIG 5

BROWN BEAR

The brown bear is our largest predator. Its body can be up to 280 cm long, and it weighs around 400 kg. Despite its weight, it can also run up to 70 km/h! The brown bear starts to hibernate in October, but before this it eats 20,000 calories a day – primarily berries and ants, but also moose calves.

LYNX

The lynx is Scandinavia's largest feline, and there are around 1,300 in Sweden. The lynx is easy to recognize from its ear tufts, but the purpose of these tufts is not fully known. Some researchers believe that they help discover things above head level, while others believe they are a different kind of sense or improve hearing. Maybe the answer is all of the above?

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DISCOVER SWEDEN

Historical trails

Discover Sweden’s beautiful nature by hiking along one of the many pilgrim paths. Feel the beat of history as you follow in the footsteps of our ancestors.

”WORK MORE – TRAVEL LESS”

There are around 40 pilgrim paths to various places in Sweden, and many have been restored in recent years. Whatever the preferred distance, they offer an exciting alternative to "normal" hiking trails.

During the Middle Ages, people travelled to spiritual destinations for reconciliation or to give thanks. It is estimated that millions of people went on pilgrimages, with 20–50 percent of Europe's adult population believing to have made a pilgrimage between the years 1150–1450! The destination for many

was Nidaros Cathedral (Trondheim, Norway) in the north and Santiago de Compostella (Spain) in the south. A network of paths connected them, passing churches and holy places across Europe.

Pilgrimages were so popular among Swedes that King Gustav Vasa banned them in 1527, reportedly declaring that people "should work more and travel less".

HIKING WITH MANY GOALS

Walking these paths is a great way to enjoy beautiful nature, learn about Swedish history, and heal both mind and body.

5 lovely paths in Sweden

1. ST. OLAV'S WAY, MEDELPAD

Selånger/Sundsvall to Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim, Norway. Retrace the steps of Norwegian Viking king Olav Haraldsson, who came ashore in Selånger in 1030.

2. ROMBOLEDEN, VÄSTMANLAND

This pilgrim path connects Köping with Trondheim, Norway, cutting northwest across Sweden, and the terrain varies from easy at times to more challenging in the mountains.

3. GÖTA ÄLV PILGRIM PATH, VÄSTERGÖTLAND/DALSLAND

From Gothenburg to Vänersborg, and then on to Trondheim, Norway, via the pilgrim path in Dalsland province, with many scenic lookout points.

4. ST. OLOF'S TRAIL, GOTLAND

Olav Haraldsson is said to have brought Christianity to Gotland when he came ashore at St. Olofsholm in 1029. The trail heads due west to Visby Cathedral.

5. ST. BIRGITTA WAY, ÖSTERGÖTLAND

Follows the path travelled by St. Birgitta's relics in 1371. It winds through beautiful Östergötland, at times along the Göta Canal.

Look for this symbol marking the pilgrim paths in Sweden.

Find campsites close to hiking trails at Camping.se

PILGRIM PATHS

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Ebba Svanholm

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Some products are also available at leksands.se.

THE SHOP WITH SWEDISH

FOOD AND LOCAL CRAFTS

Welcome to our fantastic bakery shop! Here you will find a unique selection of local products, including a wide range of crispy crispbread, locally produced food, and genuine crafts. You are warmly welcome!

Tasty sausage! Amazing sausages from Siljans Chark.

Delicious herring! Fantastic herring from Klädesholmen

Flavorful cheese! The small dairy with tasty cheese.

Grådö Bré! Butter from Hedemora. With butter and rapeseed oil.

Gärde Stationsvägen 11, Leksand, Tel: 0247-448 20 leksands.se

Opening hours: Monday – Friday: 09:00 – 18:00 Saturday – Sunday: 10:00 – 16:00 For changes to opening hours, visit our website.

Spacious parking area

Cozy café

Bask in the power of the Storforsen rapids. An untamed section of the Piteälven river where frothy waters swirl along a 5 km stretch.

Swirling adventures in Swedish Lapland

It’s easy to fall in love with northern Sweden’s landscape, where raging rivers carve through vast woods, majestic mountain ranges rise in the distance, and the midnight sun casts everything in a shimmering glow. A visit to the Swedish counties Lapland and Norrbotten, and places like Storforsen River, will leave no one unmoved.

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Not far north of the Arctic Circle next to the Lule river sits Arctic Camp Jokkmokk. Families grill, swim and enjoy the large playground, but Arctic Camp's northerly position gives it two sides.

"Now, in the summer, it is largely a family campsite. Most guests come from northern Norway, where the weather is not as nice as here," says campsite manager Pia Emretsson.

"Later, during the off-season, our guests are mainly German and Dutch who come to experience the nature, northern lights, elk – and the cold."

Jokkmokk might be most known for its annual winter market. The town has a rich Saami history, and we had time to visit both Ájjte Museum and Jokkmokks Tenn – two classic institutions known well-beyond Sweden's borders.

Ájjte adds to the mountains' nature and culture with themed exhibitions on the Saami and settlers. The old marketplace is also the door to World Heritage Laponia, and the museum offers a breathtak-

ing interactive journey into the mountains.

The food culture is a chapter unto itself, with master chef Joel Forsman at the restaurant Dàlvvadis concocting Lapland delicacies. On the outdoor terrace with view of Talvatissjön lake, we enjoy the evening meal of cured and dried reindeer, mountain char fried in butter, and grilled reindeer fillet.

UNREGULATED POWER

The next day we head to the Storforsen rapids in the Piteälven river. The river is unregulated, and the rapids are the Nordics' largest. The waters swirl with impressive power for almost 5 km. The rapids were used already in the 1800s to transport logs from inland down to the coast.

From Storforsens Camping, we can see the waterfall located in the Storforsen Nature Reserve. We rent a bike to see it up close. Storforsen Nature Trails, a trail system between Storforsen and Brudforsen, opened in 2021 and is used by hikers, runners and cyclists.

The nature reserve also has a rich cultural

COWBOY FOR A DAY

5 places to see the midnight sun

• Abisko (385 masl)

• Riksgränsen (520 masl)

• Porjus (370 masl)

• Dundret (823 masl)

• Karesuando (330 masl)

Check availability before arrival.

"We have heard that Pite Havsbad is one of Sweden's best campsites"

history, with information boards along the paths and a forest and naval museum.

After several hours of walking, lunch at Kaffestugan is the perfect break, a stone's throw from the trail. Its rustic menu includes grilled elk burger and reindeer stew.

We take the opportunity to walk towards the river to see the rapids up close, balancing on wooden pathways and bridges, passing ravines and stone depressions that form natural lagoons. We stand at one of the lookout spots for a long time, enjoying the swirling water.

It may be late summer, but the essence of the midnight sun is still present as the light lingers. And the rapids are perhaps most beautiful to explore in the evening as the sun paints the landscape with orange-red hues.

A new day promises new adventure. We drive 30 minutes to Stockfors, just north of Älvsbyn, where Rikard Öhman has his ranch. He has been drawing tourists for more than 35 years with horseback adventures in the wild forest.

Guests pull on an oilskin coat, leather trousers, and a hat and spend a day or weekend as a cowboy, riding Western in a comfortable saddle.

"Riding is very much about following the horse's natural movements," says Rikard, showing the technique after we settle into our saddles.

He describes the interaction vividly. Communication without words. Loose reins, intuitive listening, and focus are three key concepts.

After a few simple exercises, we set off. Across the bridge at the Stockforsälven river onto a winding forest path, where we walk and trot and later try our first gallop.

We rock with the horse, whooping as the wind rushes by, together with our new riding friends.

The ride continues across vast pine heaths, rising into the forested mountains, where the horses

The campsite is the perfect base to explore the scenic cycling paths around Storforsen. In the forest north of Älvsbyn, an unusual adventure awaits, to say the least.

expertly pick their way through the terrain.

After a few hours, Rikard skilfully lights a fire and we eat lunch on one of the ridges.

"Fatwood burns well, no matter the weather," he shares as he pulls out cold-smoked reindeer from his saddlebag, placing the slices in a skillet to fry with lots of butter.

He adds flat bread, onions and chili sauce – the perfect meal for hungry riders.

Soon we will be back on the path, with one last gallop towards the ranch in Stockfors, but first a cup of coffee from a sooty kettle.

RIVIERA OF THE NORTH

Pite Havsbad is next, a campsite that for many summers has had the most sun hours in Sweden, where the biggest attraction is the long sand beach. Pite Havsbad gained a name in Sweden already in the summer of 1956 when its swimming waters were named the warmest in Sweden. The term Riviera of the North was quickly established, and at the beginning of the 1960s the campsite had 1,000 tent pitches and around 20 cottages.

Brothers Göran and Anders Lasson from Ystad

and their wives Karin and Pia are a few of the guests enjoying the beachside location.

They are sitting outside their campers with the sea a mere 20 m away.

"We have heard that Pite Havsbad is one of Sweden's best campsites, and it is true that the beach and its surroundings are impressive," says Anders with a satisfied smile. They have been travelling for almost two weeks via Strömstad, Funäsdalen, and Dorotea, with their bikes strapped to their campers.

We head on to visit Spafyren, a spa next to the beach, perfect after a day spent on the back of a horse. We pamper our sore muscles in both the steam sauna and the heated pool before enjoying dinner at Strand Bistro next door.

Early the next morning we head to Renöhamn in Piteå archipelago, where we rent kayaks from Hansi Gelter, an experienced kayaker and nature guide. This is the ideal destination for those who like to be at sea. The archipelago consists of almost 600 islands, and many can be reached by scheduled boats and water taxis.

"I have developed around 20 trails for both

It is easy to linger at Pite Havsbad, a five-star camping resort impressively close to the beach.

Storforsen's beautiful chapel with nature and the rapids as its altarpiece.

beginners and more experienced kayakers," says Hansi as he points to the map. He lives here at Renön and also offers sea tours.

We spend the morning exploring scenic Inrefjärden before returning to the harbour for coffee with Hansi.

In the evening we continue on to Jävre Old Mill to the south, which has a museum and a café.

It is also not far to the island Rönnskär in the archipelago via scheduled boats from Kinnskär. Instead, we explore the archaeology path, which leads to Sweden's northernmost burial ground and has several Iron Age and Bronze Age cairns and rock formations.

NEW STAR IN THE CULINARY SKY

We spend the evening in Piteå, an idyllic small town with a historic town centre. One of the more picturesque areas is around Malmgatan, with wooden houses featuring impressive carpentry. We wander down the pedestrian street towards the lively park Badhusparken.

Dinner awaits at the restaurant Centrum at Rådhustorget, next to Piteå Museum. Chef Johan Eriksson, after working at some of the leading restaurants in Sweden, has now returned home and put Piteå and Norrbotten on the culinary map. His refined dishes featuring shellfish, whitefish roe, lamb and char are alluring and promise an enchanting evening, particularly outdoors with warm breezes from the south.

Accommodation in Norrbotten

Scan the QR code to see all the campsites in Norrbotten or read more on pages 146-148

Piteå archipelago and its 600 islands could almost have been created for kayaking. Renöhamn is a great starting point.

Local gastronomy of the highest class at Centrum Krog in Piteå.

To see and do in

NORRBOTTEN

Hiking at a World Heritage Site

When you are in Jokkmokk, stop by the mountain villages Årrenjarka and Kvikkjokk, the door to World Heritage Laponia and Sarek National Park. Hike in the mountains for a day or two and experience Sweden's largest wilderness. One of the first tourists was botanist Carl von Linné, who visited Kvikkjokk during his tour of Lapland in the summer of 1732.

Creative and fun

At Norrbottens Science Center, kids have fun with science, technology and mathematics. Learn about space exploration or try driving a loader, harvester or truck. And don't miss this VR opportunity to experience what it was like to work in a mine or steelworks!

campsites available in Norrbotten at Camping.se DESTINATION

Cultural heritage site with scenic nature

Cycle old Riksväg 13 from Pite Havsbad to Jävre, known for its lighthouse, smokehouse and harbour café, a stone's throw from E4. Across the road is a protected building from the 1960s that now houses tourist information and an exhibition about the golden age of the automobile.

Storforsen's forestry and naval museum.

3 x art & museum

HIGH-OCTANE EXHIBITION

The petrol museum in Älvsbyn is unique. Enthusiast Per Olof Lindroth has Sweden's largest exhibition of petrol stations – from the early 1900s to the 1960s.

SWEDEN'S MILITARY HISTORY

At the Defense Museum in Boden, visitors learn about Sweden's defence history, with Boden's fortress at the centre. The museum is part of Sweden's military history and offers in-depth understanding of this part of the country's history.

ART IN THE LAND OF THE SAAMI

Roger Nilsson has been creating pewter jewellery, sculptures and household items for more than 40 years, exhibiting and selling them at Jokkmokks Tenn. Visitors stream here to learn more about the craft.

Photo: Johnér/Kate

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The Saami camp Pietsaure in Laponia National Park.

FIND AND BOOK YOUR HOLIDAY IN SWEDEN AT CAMPING.SE

At Camping.se, you will find Sweden's largest selection of campsites and cottages. Find the best information about Swedish campsites and inspiration for an unforgettable holiday in Sweden. Regardless of what you need for your perfect holiday accommodation, we are sure that you will find it at Camping.se.

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Guest Service

During peak season, Camping.se's Guest Service is available 7 days a week, both by telephone and email.

Booking discounts

Camping Key Europe allows you to book discounted accommodation directly through Camping.se.

Smart search filters!

When searching for a campsite at Camping.se, you can filter for a large number of attributes, for example location, activities and services. This makes it easier for you to find campsites that best meet your needs.

The perfect accommodation?

Regardless of whether you are looking to stay in a caravan, motorhome or cottage, the perfect accommodation for you is at Camping.se. There are also hostels, glamping and the occasional hotel.

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Sweden’s certified campsites

DISCOVER SWEDEN

Two of the best things about a camping holiday are the total freedom and all the options available on the open road. Sometimes there are almost too many options, and then it is nice to have a little help making decisions. The following pages do just that. We have broken Sweden down into five destinations: South, West, East, Mid and North. This makes it easy for you to find suitable campsi-

tes in the area you want to visit. You will find tips on things to do and places to visit and wonderful maps that illustrate Sweden’s beauty and variation. We hope that you will be inspired to explore our fantastic country, broaden your horizons, and take home many fantastic memories. Wherever you choose to go, we hope you will find a campsite in the following pages that is right for you.

Foto: Johnér/ Sara Winsnes

A certified Swedish campsite is a safe choice for your holiday

As our guest, we want you to feel safe and confident when booking your accommodation. Look for Svensk Camping's membership emblem during your holiday so you can be sure that you have made a safe choice and are staying at a certified facility.

Svensk Camping is an industry and marketing organisation that promotes the growth of camping in Sweden. Our goal is for you – our guests – to have the best holiday experience, from inspiration to booking and arrival to departure. And to create the best possible conditions for our member firms to operate and develop their campsites. The vision we share with our members is to make Sweden Europe's best camping destination.

Svensk Camping runs Camping.se, Sweden's largest website for inspiration and booking accommodation at campsites. All our member facilities are listed here. We have compiled approximately 300 campsites across the country, including 50,000 pitches and 7,000 cottages. From small touring pitches to large resorts. Our members are experts at holidays. They create the experiences and memories you will carry with you for life.

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Choose the right campsite

A SIGN OF QUALITY

To become a member of Svensk Camping, campsites must be run well and meet our minimum standard requirements. All member firms meet the requirements in our certification for Swedish campsites, which were introduced in 2022. Certification functions as a complement to Svensk Camping's classification, and together these two systems contribute to the industry's long-term focus on quality. Becoming a certified Swedish campsite is a stamp of quality that shows that the campsite complies with applicable laws and regulations on good business ethics and serious business practices. The certification requires the campsites to meet minimum requirements on work environment, sustainability, complaint procedures and onsite safety. A certified campsite, in other words, is a safe and secure choice for you as a guest.

"The vision we share with our member firms is to make Sweden Europe's best camping destination."

COMPARE STANDARD AND SELECTION

A campsite that, in addition to certification, has also chosen to be classified according to Svensk Camping's classification system provides its guests with additional information about its services and standard. We hope this helps you compare and choose the holiday accommodation that best suits your needs. The classification system scores different areas that are important for the holiday experience, and the stars summarise the scores the campsite received within four categories: service buildings, the area, facilities and activities. The number of stars provides you with a quick overview of the standard you can expect at the campsite.

47%

Staying at a campsite is the most common way to spend the night when travelling around Sweden during the summer months. During July, the peak holiday month, as many as 47 per cent of all guest nights are spent at a campsite.

Find your match

When you are searching for a campsite at Camping.se, you can filter the campsites by their number of stars. This makes it easy for you to find campsites that best meet your needs.

At Camping.se, you can choose from 50,000 pitches and 7,000 cottages.

Check in quickly and easily with Camping Key

Svensk Camping is a retailer of Camping Key Europe, a membership card used by one million guests throughout Europe. In Sweden, the card is digital and used via the Camping Key app. Camping Key Europe gives you more holiday for your money and also makes sure you are insured during your holiday. Read more about card benefits at Campingkeyeurope.se.

The Camping Key app allows quick and easy check-in at many campsites that are members of Svensk Camping. Either as a premium user with your Camping Key Europe membership or through the free version Camping-ID. At check-in, reception quickly and easily scans the QR code in the app, meaning less time is spent on paperwork and registration.

Photo: Adam Merking

Camping Key Europe includes

• Accommodation discounts at more than 2,000 campsites in Sweden and Europe

• Insurance during your stay that covers the entire family

• Better prices on activities, services and products from our partners

Less expensive, more comfortable and safer holidays with Camping Key Europe

Your Camping Key Europe entitles you to discounts on your holiday accommodation. It also includes family insurance during the trip, so you can fully enjoy your holiday.

There are currently more than 2,000 campsites offering discounts on accommodation, in both Sweden and the rest of Europe. A deductible-free accident insurance and a liability insurance for you and your family are included for holiday trips throughout all of Europe. And you can easily check in at many campsites by scanning your QR code. Camping Key Europe makes it easy for you to get a little bit more out of your holiday since it will be less expensive, safer and more comfortable.

Insurance

Accidents occur when you least expect them to. The insurance covers you and your family and up to three additional children under the age of 18 who are travelling and living with you.

The insurance is valid from when you check in and are at the campsite or hotel in Europe, Turkey or Marocco until the day you check out.

It covers accidental injuries that require medical attention and occur at a campsite, the area around a rented house/ cottage or a camping pitch or hotel.

Accommodation discounts

Camping Key Europe membership gives you access to discounts at more than 2,000 campsites in Sweden and Europe. Campsites that offer discounts are marked with a blue flag in their presentation in this magazine. More are being added all the time, so keep checking and book your accommodation at discounted rates at Camping.se.

Look for this symbol in the magazine to find out which campsites are offering a Camping Key Europe discount on accommodation. Read more at campingkeyeurope.se

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Don’t miss our great discounts

Camping Key Europe gives you great discounts at some of our partners. Find more information about all the fantastic discounts and how to use them at Campingkeyeurope.se.

Discounted ferry travel

Camping Key Europe gives you discounted rates when travelling to Sweden by ferry. Take a break from the car while you and your family relax with good food, a sea view and tax-free shopping.

Experience Sweden –discounts on exciting activities

3 for 2 in May and September at Camping.se

Get one night free when booking at least three consecutive nights at any of the SCR-affiliated campsites participating

10% at Rasta

Camping Key Europe offers discounts on admission to several of Sweden’s largest zoos, interesting museums and amusement parks like Borås Zoo, Jamtli historyland and Kreativum Science Center. Current offers and discounts are always found in the

Enjoy a 10 percent Camping Key Europe discount at Rasta’s 30 locations along Sweden’s highways.

Discount with Camping Key Europe

Camping Key Europe (CKE) costs SEK 199 per year. Available for purchase at Campingkeyeurope.se

Only 199 sek /year

Camping Key app.

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Cultural landscape

Artists flock to places like Österlen and Öland, while Småland has a long tradition of glass blowing.

Life in the archipelago

Blekinge's archipelago, with 1,000+ islands, is perfect for boat trips, fishing and exploring nature.

Diverse nature

Skåne offers open landscape with rolling hills and a coastline with beaches and shallow water. The deep forests and crystal-clear lakes of Småland promise fantastic kayaking, fishing and hiking in pristine nature.

Öland has alvar plains, mythical forests and wide beaches.

Local produce Blekinge, aka Sweden's garden, and the other southern provinces offer fantastic fruit and berry farms and well-stocked farm stores.

Illustration: Saga Bergebo

DESTINATION SOUTH

Fantastic hang-out

Europe's longest zipline is located at scenic Klavreström in Småland. On lines totalling more than 4.5 km and four different rides, visitors can embark on a spectacular flight across the wilderness: steep slopes, gurgling streams, deep ravines, thick forests and glittering lakes. Choose your adrenaline rush, from the tame Treetop zip at a maximum heights of 15 m to Zipline black, topping out at 52 m.

SKÅNE • BLEKINGE • SMÅLAND • ÖLAND

Free as a bird

Ottenby Nature Reserve on Öland's southern tip is one of Sweden's best bird locations. Every year around 25,000 birds are marked as they stop here on their way north or south. Take a guided tour to learn how and why the birds are being marked, and visit Sweden's tallest lighthouse Långe Jan, the Fågel Blå restaurant, and the Naturbutiken store. All three are open most of the year.

History by the sea

Spend a busy, exciting and educational day at the popular Naval Museum in Karlskrona, which has both classic and interactive exhibitions on the history of naval defence. The museum is set in a beautiful building and has an unbeatable view of the harbour and archipelago. In the boatyard is Kronans Repslagarbana, which is one of Karlskrona's oldest preserved buildings, Sweden's longest wooden building (300 metres), and one of the last of its kind in the world.

“A funky house with a cool Riviera feel” – this is how Bjerred’s Station has been described. The renovated station building with a unique interior now offers food and music. Famous Swedish artists perform here, and the menu has both classic dishes and wines from around the world.

Photo:

Peter Szabo

Photo:

Anneli Karlsson, Marinmuseum/SMTM

SKÅNE

BEACHES, EXCURSIONS AND OPEN LANDSCAPE

L6 SKÄRALIDS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:C2

Open 17/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 56 / 10

Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact

Skäralid 750, 264 53 LJUNGBYHED +46 (0)763-18 80 09

L13 BORRBYSTRANDS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D1

Open 17/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 150 /45 Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact

Granhyddevägen 2, 276 35 BORRBY

+46 (0)411-52 12 60

info@borrbystrandscamping.com www.borrbystrandscamping.com

L14 TOBISVIKS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D1

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 298 / 75 Cott ages/Rooms 15 /-

Contact

Tobisvägen 28, 272 94 SIMRISHAMN

+46 (0)414-41 27 78 info@tobisvikscamping.se www.tobisvikscamping.se COTTAGES

L19 CARAVAN

NORRVIKENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:B3

Open 29/3 - 5/10

Pitches/Seasonal 159/ 99 Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact

Ka viksvägen 347, 269 91 BÅSTAD

+46 (0)431-36 91 70 norrviken@caravanclub.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/norrviken

info@skaralidscamping.se www.skaralidscamping.se

Birgit Nilsson, one of the world’s greatest opera singers, was born on a farm in Svenstad, west of Båstad. Today, the farm has been transformed into a museum dedicated to ”La Nilsson”. New exhibitions open every season. There is also a café and a hiking trail (9 km) where Birgit once hiked herself. The Birgit Nilsson Festival will be held in Båstad on August 4–9, 2025.

CLUB

L21

BROMÖLLA CAMPING & VANDRARHEM ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D2

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 118 /45 Cott ages/Rooms 4 / 12

Contact

Scoutvägen 6, 295 38 BROMÖLLA +46 (0)70-777 65 15

L23 LANDÖNS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:D2

Open 23/3 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 126 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms -/-

bromollacamping@telia.com www.bromollacamping.se

Contact

Landövägen 455, 291 69 FJÄLKINGE +46 (0)44-570 76

info@landonscamping.se www.landonscamping.se

Vellingeblomman, a shopping destination just south of Malmö, with everything from plants, interior design, delicacies and gardening tools to pet supplies and more. Free themed exhibitions throughout the year, for example Santa’s village, a troll’s forest and a kids’ garden. There is also a café and a waff le buffet.

L35 KIVIKS FAMILJECAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D1

Open 15/4 -12/10

Pitches/Seasonal 130 / 25 Cott ages/Rooms 7/ 3

Contact

Ti utbacken 10, 277 32 KIVIK

+46 (0)414-709 30 info@kivikscamping.se www.kivikscamping.se

L41 BÅSTAD CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:B3

Open 4/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 196 / 80 Cott ages/Rooms 5 /-

Contact

Norra vägen 128, 269 43 BÅSTAD +46 (0)431-755 11 info@bastadcamping.se www.bastadcamping.se

KIVIKS MUSTERI

Open year around

Kiviks Musteri is a family-owned company est in 1888 in the wonderful area of Österlen in Skåne. Amidst the orchards you find our mustery. Visit us during spring and experience the apple blossoms. Join us on a blossom safari or enjoy food and drinks in the restaurant, café or on a blanket under the apple trees. Or why not join a guided tour, cider-tasting or pick apples on our apple safari? In our shop we sell must, cider, chunteys and other goodies made from fruit, greens and berries. Read more at www.kiviksmusteri.se/English

Photo: Kiviks Musteri

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 183 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 63 /-

Contact

Lill-Olas väg 30, 261 60 LANDSKRONA

+46 (0)418-108 37 bokning@motesplatsborstahusen.se www.motesplatsborstahusen.se

COTTAGES

Open 1/3 -30/11. Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 380 / 80 Cott ages/Rooms 15 /-

Contact

Reuterswärds väg 1, 239 42 FALSTERBO +46 (0)40-602 40 20 info@falsterboreso .se www.falsterboreso .se

COTTAGES

WELCOME TO GLIMMINGEHUS

Experience the Middles Ages

Glimmingehus is the best-preserved medieval castle in Scandinavia. Here something exciting, unexpected and educational always happens. Take part in tours, workshops, and much more! www.glimmingehus.se

M11 TRELLEBORG STRAND CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:C1

COTTAGES

Open 11/4 -31/10 . Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 160 / 30 Cott ages/Rooms 18 /-

Contact

Dalköpinge Strandväg 2, 231 32 Trelleborg

+46 (0)410-30 17 70

info@trelleborgstrand.se www.trelleborgstrand.se

M15 YSTAD CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:C1

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 320 / 140 Cott ages/Rooms 32 /-

Contact

Österleden 97, 271 60 YSTAD

+46 (0)411-192 70 info@ystadcamping.se www.ystadcamping.se

M16 OREBACKENS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:C1

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 85 / 20 Cott ages/Rooms 6 /4

Contact

Östergatan 15, 275 34 SJÖBO

+46 (0)707-77 19 37 orebacken@sjobo.se www.orebacken.se

STENSHUVUD NATIONALPARK

Sweden’s southernmost national park

Stenshuvud National Park is a popular hiking destination, and it has multiple trails and magnificent outlook points. Don’t miss Norra Stenshuvud, 96 masl, which has a stunning view of the landscape and the sea. The trails are colour-coded and easy to follow. The information center Naturum is located at the park’s main entrance and has an interesting exhibition about the park.

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WELCOME TO VATTENRIKET!

Adventures await you all year round in Vatt enriket

White-tailed eagles in winter, cranes in spring, swimming in summer, fishing in autumn. 21 visitor sites with marked paths, outdoor museums and birdwatching towers. Start at the naturum visitor centre, where displays, activities and information provide the perfect gateway to the area. Kristianstads Vattenrike Biosphere Reserve is a UNESCO-designated model area for sustainable development. vattenriket.kristianstad.se

COTTAGES

Open 11/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 130 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 15 / 12

Contact

Osbyholm Brovägen 2, 242 93 HÖRBY

+46 (0)415-105 67 info@ringsjostrand.se www.ringsjostrand.se

Open 1/1 -21/9

Pitches/Seasonal 150 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 9/-

Contact

Fiskaregränd 1, Säto a, 243 35 HÖÖR

+46 (0)413-55 44 90 camping@jagersbo.se www.jagersbocamping.se

BÄCKASKOGS CASTLE

Exhibitions and a fantastic rose garden

On the headland between Ivösjön and Oppmannasjön lakes lies Bäckaskog Castle. Once known for its fantastic rose gardens, it is today a popular destination for its events, exhibitions and concerts that are arranged throughout the year. There is a lush park next to the castle where many people like to take walks or buy spices and medicinal plants.

SWIM IN LUND

Swimming opport unities always near you

Did you know that the municipality of Lund has an unforgettable water park in the middle of the city, and 5 open-air swimming pools? Högevall is the largest water park in Skåne! Jump among the waves and speed down the water slides. We are open all year round, and we are located only 50 minutes away from the Öresund Bridge. Create summer memories at the municipality of Lund’s open-air swimming pools. They are located in Dalby, Södra Sandby, Genarp, Veberöd and in Lund. www.lund.se/bad

M19 BARSEBÄCKSTRANDS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:B1

Open 4/4 -12/10

Pitches/Seasonal 122 / 36 Cott ages/Rooms 5 /-

Contact

Kustvägen 125, 246 57 BARSEBÄCK +46 (0)46-77 14 03

reception@barsebackstrandscamping.se www.barsebackstrandscamping.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 148 / 74 Cott ages/Rooms 7/-

Contact

Dybäck 4230, 274 54 SKIVARP

+46 (0)410-256 64 reception@bingsmarkenscamping.com www.bingsmarkenscamping.se

M23 LOMMA CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:C1

COTTAGES

Open 25/4 -30/9. Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 190 / 30 Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Contact

Södra Västkustvägen 114, 234 34 LOMMA

+46 (0)40-41 12 10 info@lommacamping.se www.lommacamping.se

M24 GROTTBYNS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:C2

Open Year round. Co ages 1/4 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 120 / 55 Cott ages/Rooms 4 / 11

Contact Jularp 145, 243 93 Höör +46 (0)140-77 38 42

Malmöhus Castle in Malmö is the oldest preserved Renaissance castle in the Nordics and is now part of the Malmö Museums. It has impressive range – from a real submarine, actual steam engines, a pirate ship for the kids, live frogs, and a large aquarium to the city’s art museum. And many different exhibitions.

BLEKINGE

ARCHIPELAGO, SWIMMING AND SMALL-TOWN FEEL

K2 HALENS CAMPING OCH STUGBY ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D2

Open 1/3 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 120 / 26

Cott ages/Rooms 17/ 31

Contact

Halenvägen 321, 293 39 OLOFSTRÖM

+46 (0)454-402 30

K3 MY CAMPING TREDENBORG MAP PAGE 150:D2

Open 17/4 -21/9

Pitches/Seasonal 190 /65

Cott ages/Rooms 9/-

Contact

Tredenborgsvägen 8231, 294 36 SÖLVESBORG

+46 (0)456-121 50

K4 NORJE BOKE CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D2

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 200 / 70 Cott ages/Rooms 2 /-

Contact

Norje Boke vägen 72, 294 76 SÖLVESBORG

+46 (0)456-310 26 info@norjebokecamping.com www.norjebokecamping.com

K5 LÅNGASJÖNÄS CAMPING & STUGBY ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D2

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 115 / 12 Cott ages/Rooms 54 /-

Contact

Långasjönäsvägen 49, 374 91 KARLSHAMN (ASARUM)

+46 (0)454-32 06 91 info@langasjonas.com www.langasjonas.com

halen@mycamping.se www.mycamping.se

tredenborg@mycamping.se www.mycamping.se

COTTAGES A card for the whole family, which is filled with great offers and where lots of fun family activities are offered! With the benefit card, you can go in search of new experiences, which you will remember long after your holiday! Read more at www.visitkarlskrona.se/en Free benefit card!

FUN FOR KIDS KARLSKRONA

K6 RONNEBY HAVSCAMPING

WÄMÖ PARK

A miniature open-air museum

Wämö Park, at the edge of Karlskrona, is a cultural destination featuring buildings from different eras and locations in Blekinge. There is a mini zoo next to the park with hens, chicks, pigs, goats, ducks and rabbits. There are also BBQs, a café, and a playground, and children can walk the Vilsestigen path while learning about what they should do if they are lost in the woods. An agility course for four-legged friends is open year-round.

MAP PAGE 151:E2

Open 11/4 -28/9. Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 241 /60 Cott ages/Rooms 36 / 2

Contact

Torkövägen 52, 372 94 LISTERBY +46 (0)457-301 50 info@ronnebyhavscamping.se www.ronnebyhavscamping.se

K7 KOLLEVIKS CAMPING OCH STUGBY ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:E2

Open 17/4 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 155 / 32

Cott ages/Rooms 36 /-

Contact

Kolleviksvägen 11, 374 30 KARLSHAMN +46 (0)454-192 80

K8 JÄRNAVIKS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:E2

Open 11/4 -20/9

Pitches/Seasonal 130 /45 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact

Bastuviksvägen 63, 372 63 BRÄKNE-HOBY +46 (0)708-83 79 70, +46 (0)761-62 55 00 jarnaviks.camping@telia.com www.jarnavikscamping.se

kollevik@mycamping.se www.mycamping.se

ARK 56

Many trails cut through Blekinge’s archipelago

Ark 56 is a network of different trails – for hiking, cycling, and kayaking – in Blekinge’s archipelago. Sixteen hubs tie the trails together, and at the service hubs you can rent canoes/kayaks and bikes or simply change your mode of transport. Use an app to navigate the trails or pick up a map from one of the tourist centres. The app suggests routes and rest areas, restaurants, experiences, and more.

COTTAGES

Open 1/4 -2/11 . Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 300 /40 Cott ages/Rooms 39/4

Contact

Dragsövägen 14, 371 37 KARLSKRONA

+46 (0)455-153 54

info@dragso.se www.dragso.se

Open 17/4 -14/9. Co ages 29/5 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 110 / 10 Cott ages/Rooms 24 / 7

Contact

Kristianopel, 373 78 FÅGELMARA

+46 (0)455-36 61 30

info@kristianopelreso .se www.kristianopelreso .se

Open 29/3 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 170 / 70 Cott ages/Rooms 5 /-

Contact

Idro svägen 11, 373 62 STURKÖ

+46 (0)455-424 82 sturko@caravanclub.se www.caravanclub.se/sturko

CYCLING ON AN EMBANKMENT

Stress-free cycling on old railway tracks

A relaxed route awaits, particularly for families with kids, along the old railway embankment between Olofström and Sölvesborg. This 28 km stretch is paved and entirely car-free. It extends all the way to Listerlandet and passes idyllic rest stops, glimpses of history and fantastic nature.

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Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 350 / 150

Cott ages/Rooms 17/ 9

Contact

Campingvägen 41, 294 95 Sölvesborg +46 (0)456-527 14 info@hallevikscamping.se www.hallevikscamping.se

VALJEVIKENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:D2

Open 20/3 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 130 / 23 Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact

Valjeallén 20, 294 77 Sölvesborg +46 (0)456-140 90 info@valjevikenscamping.se www.valjevikenscamping.se

K23 ALHOLMENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:D2

Open 7/1 -20/12

Pitches/Seasonal 39/ 10

Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact Karlshamnsvägen 354, 294 93 SÖLVESBORG

+46 (0)700-79 97 91

info@alholmens.se www.alholmens.se

Photo: Shutterstock

Blekinge archipelago

SMÅLAND

BULLERBY CHARM, FORESTS AND INLAND LAKES

F1 HÄTTE CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:E6

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 97/ 30 Cott ages/Rooms 14 /-

Contact Badvägen 2, 573 93 TRANÅS +46 (0)140-174 82

F2 GETINGARYDS CAMPING & STUGOR MAP PAGE 150:D6

Open 25/4 -30/9. Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 80 / 18 Cott ages/Rooms 14 /-

Contact

Getingaryd, 563 91 GRÄNNA

+46 (0)390-210 15, +46 (0)70-723 31 72

info@getingarydscamping.se www.getingarydscamping.se

F4 CAMPING VÄTTERSMÅLEN MAP PAGE 150:D5

Open 12/5 -10/8

Pitches/Seasonal 30 / 3 Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact Vä ersmålen, 563 93 GRÄNNA +46 (0)36-521 67

F5 LÖVHULTS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D5

COTTAGES

info@ha ecamping.se www.ha ecamping.se

info@campingva ersmalen.se www.campingva ersmalen.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 42 / 7 Cott ages/Rooms 6 / 11

Contact

Lövhult 7, 571 92 NÄSSJÖ +46 (0)380-51 82 05 lovhult@nassjo.se www.nassjo.se/lovhult

F6 VILLA BJÖRKHAGEN ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D5

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 350 / 10 Cott ages/Rooms 39/4

Contact

Friggagatan 31, 554 54 JÖNKÖPING +46 (0)36-12 28 63 info@villabjorkhagen.se www.villabjorkhagen.se

F7 LOVSJÖBADENS CAMPING JÖNKÖPING

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D5

F8

HJORTSJÖNS CAMPING

Open 1/5 -15/9

Pitches/Seasonal 32 /4

Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Open 17/4 -20/9

Pitches/Seasonal 90 / 10 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact

Hyltena Sjöbo 3, 555 92 JÖNKÖPING +46 (0)36-18 20 10 info@lovsjocamping.se www.lovsjocamping.se

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Contact

Badplatsvägen, 567 32 VAGGERYD +46 (0)707-42 12 92

F9 ÖSTANÅ CAMPING VETLANDA

Open 31/3 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 55 / 12

Cott ages/Rooms 9/-

hjo sjonscamping@vaggeryd.se www.hjo sjonscamping.vaggeryd.se

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Contact Östanå Fritidsområde, 574 39 VETLANDA +46 (0)383-171 77

F13 EKSJÖ CAMPING & KONFERENS

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:E5

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 115 / 10 Cott ages/Rooms 12 / 8

Contact

Prästängsvägen 5, 575 36 EKSJÖ +46 (0)381-395 00 info@eksjocamping.se www.eksjocamping.se

ostanacamping@gmail.com www.ostanacamping.se

Open 1/5 -15/9

Pitches/Seasonal 70 /- Cott ages/Rooms 24 / 5

Contact

Prostgårdsvägen, 331 31 VÄRNAMO

+46 (0)370-166 60 info@varnamocamping.se www.camping.se/f10

F26 SÄVSJÖ CAMPING

G8 TINGSRYD RESORT

COTTAGES

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Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 49/ 15 Cott ages/Rooms 7/-

Contact

Välorna, 335 91 Gnosjö

+46 (0)72-225 28 05 info@gnosjostrand.se www.gnosjostrand.se

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Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 38 / 8 Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact

Hägnevägen 15, 576 33 SÄVSJÖ

+46 (0)382-100 40 camping@savsjo.se www.savsjo.se/turism/sta sida/savsjocamping.html

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Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 185 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 42 /-

Contact

Tingsryd Reso , 362 91 TINGSRYD

+46 (0)477-105 54 info@tingsrydreso .se www.tingsrydreso .se

COTTAGES

F20 GNOSJÖ STRAND

G10 KOSTA BAD & CAMPING MAP PAGE 167:E3

Open 1/6 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 60 /Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

G11 GÖKASKRATTS CAMPING

Contact

Rydvägen 9, 365 43 KOSTA +46 (0)478-59 05 30

MAP PAGE 150:E3

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 76 / 15 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact

Bruksallén 7, 365 41 HOVMANTORP +46 (0)478-77 27 20

info@gokaskra scamping.se www.gokaskra scamping.se

G16 EVEDALS CAMPING VÄXJÖ AB ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D4

Open 14/3-2/11 Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 137/6

Cott ages/Rooms 8 / 21

Contact L J Brandts väg 3, 352 63 VÄXJÖ +46 (0)470-630 34

G23 E4:ANS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D4

Open 15/5 -1/9

Pitches/Seasonal 65 / 10 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact To aholm, 341 55 VITTARYD +46 (0)370-440 35

G24 GETNÖ - LAKE ÅSNEN RESORT

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:D3

Open 26/4 - 5/10 Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 160 /- Cott ages/Rooms 16 / 2

Contact

Getnö gård, 362 96 RYD/SMÅLAND +46 (0)477-240 11 info@getnogard.se www.getnogard.se

G31 HÄTTEBODA VILDMARKSCAMPING VM MAP PAGE 150:D3

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 144 /- Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact Hä eboda, 362 95 URSHULT +46 (0)70-722 19 97 camping@vildmarkscamping.se www.vildmarkscamping.se

G35 MJÖLKNABBENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:D3

Open 17/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 60 / 10

Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact Mjölkenabben 1, 362 95 Urshult +46 (0)70-542 84 55

info@kostalodge.se www.kostabadcamping.se

info@evedalscamping.com www.evedalscamping.com

e4anscamping@hotmail.com www.e4anscamping.com

boka@mjolknabben.se www.mjolknabben.se

COTTAGES H3 VÄSTERVIK RESORT ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F5

Open 28/3 -19/10 . Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 140 / 20 Cott ages/Rooms 39/Contact

Hammarsbadet, Hammarsvägen 10, 594 32 GAMLEBY

+46 (0)493-102 21 info@campa.se www.campa.se

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 900 / 200 Cott ages/Rooms 187/Contact

Lysingsvägen, 593 53 VÄSTERVIK

+46 (0)490-25 80 00 vastervikreso @vastervik.se www.vastervikreso .se

H4 VIMMERBY CAMPING, NOSSENBADEN ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F5

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 260 /- Cott ages/Rooms 43 /6

Contact Nossenbadet, 598 93 VIMMERBY info@vimmerbycamping.se www.vimmerbycamping.se

H11 CARAVAN CLUB TIMMERNABBENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:F4

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 163 / 95 Cott ages/Rooms 1 / 3

H15 DALSKÄRS CAMPING

Contact

Varvsvägen 29, 380 52 Timmernabben +46 (0)70-602 38 61

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F3

H16 EMMABODA CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:E3

Open 28/4 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 35 /Cott ages/Rooms 5 /-

H44

Contact

Fritidsvägen, 361 33 EMMABODA +46 (0)10-353 11 60

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F5

Open 1/5 -27/9

Pitches/Seasonal 150 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 7/-

Contact

Stora Sand, 594 71 LOFTAHAMMAR +46 (0)493-613 62 info@hallmarehavsbad.se www.hallmarehavsbad.se

timmernabben@caravanclub.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/timmernabben/

Open 1/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 180 / 55 Cott ages/Rooms 15 /-

Contact

Dalskärsvägen 11, 385 40 BERGKVARA +46 (0)70-941 55 67 info@dalskarscamping.se www.dalskarscamping.se

emmabodacamping@emmaboda.se www.emmaboda.se/ebt

In a pair of tiny red cottages in the forest outside of Eksjö is Börje’s Tie Museum. It is Sweden’s – and perhaps the world’s –only museum dedicated to ties. Börje has been collecting them for 20 years and now has more than 10,000! The museum is usually open, but visitors can also call in advance and request a personal tour by Börje himself. Free admission.

HALLMARE HAVSBAD

TÄTTÖ HAVSBAD & CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F5

Open Year round. Co ages 25/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 180 / 80

Cott ages/Rooms 11 / 10

Contact Tä övägen 50, 594 71 LOFTAHAMMAR +46 (0)493-613 30 info@ta ohavsbad.se www.ta ohavsbad.se

H56 BODA CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:E3

Open 1/5 -1/9

Pitches/Seasonal 20 /Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact Storgatan, 360 65 BODA GLASBRUK +46 (0)70-279 82 60

H59 HULTSFRED STRANDCAMPING MAP PAGE 151:F5

Open 2/5 -21/9

Pitches/Seasonal 80 /Cott ages/Rooms 17/-

H69 ASTRID LINDGRENS

Open 17/4 -2/11

Pitches/Seasonal 199/ 00 Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact Folkparksvägen 10, 577 36 Hultsfred +46 (0)495-75 80 80

VÄRLDS

www.emmaboda.se/uppleva--gora/bo/camping.html

info@hultsfredstrandcamping.se www.hultsfredstrandcamping.se

STÄLLPLATSOMRÅDE MAP PAGE 151:F5

Contact Astrid Lindgrens Värld, 598 85 Vimmerby +46 (0)492-798 00

H71 LÅNGSJÖN STUGOR & CAMPING

Open 11/4 -2/11

Pitches/Seasonal 42 /Cott ages/Rooms 7/-

bokning@astridlindgrensvarld.se www.astridlindgrensvarld.se

MAP PAGE 151:F5

Contact Fagersand, 593 71 ANKARSRUM +46 (0)490-521 40

info@langsjon.se www.langsjon.se

H73 KALMAR CAMPING - RAFSHAGSUDDEN ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 16/5 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 250 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 5 /-

Contact Rafshagen 432, 395 98 KALMAR +46 (0)480-604 64 info@kalmarcamping.se www.kalmarcamping.se

ÖLAND

BEACHES, LIGHTHOUSES AND THE LIMESTONE HEATH

CAMPING & STUGOR MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 25/4 -7/9 and 22-29/9

Pitches/Seasonal 190 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 5 /-

Contact

Köpingevägen 41, 387 50 KÖPINGSVIK

+46 (0)485-722 27 info@grondalscamping.se www.grondalscamping.se

& CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 11/4 -19/10

Pitches/Seasonal 100 / 20 Cott ages/Rooms 13 /-

Contact

Slagerstad 301, 386 62 MÖRBYLÅNGA

+46 (0)485-440 78 info@stenasa.com www.stenasa.com COTTAGES

Open 25/4 -14/9. Co ages 25/4 -29/9

Pitches/Seasonal 315 / 100

Cott ages/Rooms 19/ 9

Contact

Campingvägen 2, 386 60 MÖRBYLÅNGA

+46 (0)485-360 30 reception@hagapark.se www.hagapark.se

EVA’S KROPPKAKOR - ÖLAND

Welcome to Eva’s Kroppkakor – delicacies from Öland!

Eva’s are located just north of Köpingsvik. We manufacture and sell Kroppkakor and delicacies from our own smokehouse. All our Kroppkakor are naturally gluten- and lactose-free and we have our own allergen-free spice mix. In our restaurant we serve all kinds of good food. Plenty of seating both outside and inside in a rural setting. See our website evaskroppkakor.se for opening hours.

H5 GRÖNDALS

H18 STENÅSA STUGOR

H19 HAGA PARK CAMPING & STUGOR ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F3

STÖRLINGE

LANTBRUKS- & MOTORMUSEUM

A destination for the whole family!

The museum is located in the village of Störlinge on eastern Öland, 13 kilometers from Borgholm.

A general museum with a large collection of everyday items used in homes, workplaces, and agriculture from the early 1800s onward. Next to the museum is a café offering hearty sandwiches, coffee, pastries, and ice cream.

H23 MÖLLSTORPS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 15/4 -29/9

Pitches/Seasonal 450 / 200

Cott ages/Rooms 28 /-

Contact

Turistvägen 14, 386 33 FÄRJESTADEN

+46 (0)485-393 88 info@mollstorpscamping.se www.mollstorpscamping.se

H25 SAXNÄS CAMPING ÖLAND MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 17/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 480 / 100

Cott ages/Rooms 52 /-

Contact

Södra Saxnäs 402-404, 386 95 FÄRJESTADEN

+46 (0)485-357 00 info@kcsaxnas.se www.kcsaxnas.se

H27 KAPELLUDDEN CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 16/4 -29/9. Co ages year round

Pitches/Seasonal 500 /40 Cott ages/Rooms 41 /-

Contact

Sandgatan 27, 387 31 BORGHOLM

+46 (0)485-56 07 70

info@kapelludden.se www.kapelludden.se

H28 KLINTAGÅRDENS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 25/4 -28/9. Co ages 9/5 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 130 /60

Cott ages/Rooms 16 / 28

Contact Klinta Bodars Väg 8, 387 50 Köpingsvik

+46 (0)485-722 40

Welcome to visit us!

For opening hours and info activities, visit www.motormuseet.se

bokning@klintagarden.se www.klintagarden.se

H29 GRÖNHAGS CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 16/4 -29/9

Pitches/Seasonal 225 / 80

Cott ages/Rooms 1 /-

Contact

Skurkvarnsvägen 5, 387 50 KÖPINGSVIK

+46 (0)485-56 07 70

H31 KLINTA CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 11/4 -29/9

Pitches/Seasonal 350 / 70 Cott ages/Rooms 26 /-

Contact

Klinta Bodars väg 20, 387 50 KÖPINGSVIK

+46 (0)485-56 07 70

info@klinta.se www.klinta.se

H32 LUNDEGÅRD CAMPING & STUGBY ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:F4

Open 1/5 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 640 / 80

Cott ages/Rooms 147/-

Contact

Lundegård 1, 387 96 KÖPINGSVIK

+46 (0)485-827 00 info@lundegard.se www.lundegard.se

H33 KÖPINGBADEN CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:F3

Open 28/5 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 147/ 30

Cott ages/Rooms 10 / 2

Contact Köpingevägen 5, 387 50 KÖPINGSVIK

+46 (0)485-56 07 70

Visit our beautiful shop and garden in Stenåsa in southeast Öland. We have a very large selection of gift items, home furnishings, binoculars and spotting scopes, nesting boxes, bird feeders, outdoor items, nature literature and much more. Everything about nature as a common thread.

info@gronhag.se www.gronhog.se

info@kopingbaden.se www.kopingbaden.se

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TROLLSKOGEN NATURE RESERVE

Fantastic nature in nort h-east Öland North-east Öland offers one of Sweden’s most unique nature experiences. Trollskogen Nature Reserve looks like something out of a fairy tale; gnarled conifers that have been bent and twisted by the Baltic Sea winds form a grizzled forest overgrown with ivy. Along the beach is the Neptuni Field, a large field of shingles with more or less no vegetation that during the summer is lined by wild blueweed.

CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:G4

Open 9/5 -7/9

Pitches/Seasonal 384 / 130

Cott ages/Rooms 31 / 19

Contact Sva bäcksvägen 17, 387 73 LÖTTORP

+46 (0)485-58 68 00 info@bodagarden.nu www.bodagarden.nu

H38 SANDBYBADETS CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:G4

Open 24/4 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 180 /65

Cott ages/Rooms 25 /-

Contact Sandby Sjögata 41, 387 73 LÖTTORP

+46 (0)485-203 22

H39 SONJAS CAMPING & STUGOR MAP PAGE 151:G4

COTTAGES

info@sandbybadetscamping.se www.sandbybadetscamping.se

Open 17/4 -1/10. Co ages 17/4 -12/10

Pitches/Seasonal 360 / 18 Cott ages/Rooms 33 /4

Contact John Emils gata 43, 387 73 LÖTTORP

+46 (0)485-232 12 info@sonjascamping.se www.sonjascamping.se

Photo:

Photo: Shutterstock

Gettlinge burialground, Öland

H40

EKETORPS BORG

Welcome to Sweden’s only rebuilt ancient fort ress

In Eketorp fortress, which is located in the middle of the World Heritage Site, there are rebuilt houses from both the Iron Age and the Middle Ages. In the middle of the castle there is a museum with information about Öland’s other ancient castles, there is also the ”Children’s Museum” which tells you more about the Iron Age and where you can try on clothes and period games. If you want to hear about the castle and its history, you can join a guided tour. You can also bake bread over an open fire, shoot a bow and arrow and try martial arts. In the entrance building there is also a cafeteria and shop. More information can be found on the website eketorpsborg.se

SAND BEACH RESORT ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:G4

Open 30/4 -7/9

Pitches/Seasonal 1152 / 150

Cott ages/Rooms 125 /-

Contact

Böda sandsallén 11, 387 73 LÖTTORP

+46 (0)485-222 00 info@bodasand.se www.bodasand.se COTTAGES

CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:G4

Open 25/4 -28/9. Co ages 1/5 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 330 / 85 Cott ages/Rooms 28 /-

Contact

Småskogsvägen 2, 387 75 BYXELKROK

+46 (0)485-284 95 info@neptunicamping.se www.neptunicamping.se

H43 BÖDA HAMNS CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:G4

H67 WIKEGÅRDS MAP PAGE 151:G4

Open 17/4 -29/9

Pitches/Seasonal 340 /45 Cott ages/Rooms 7/ 3

Contact

Bödahamnsvägen 40, 387 73 LÖTTORP

+46 (0)485-220 43 info@bodahamnscamping.se www.bodahamnscamping.se

Open Year round. Co ages 1/4 -1/11

Pitches/Seasonal 99/- Cott ages/Rooms 10 /6

Contact

Frönäsvägen 51, 387 70 LÖTTORP

+46 (0)485-251 31 info@wikegards.se www.wikegards.se

BÖDA

H41 NEPTUNI

Archipelago and shellfish

Sweden's western archipelago is famous for its smooth granite outcrops, charming towns, and fantastic shellfish, especially shrimp, crabs and oysters.

Echoes of history

Visit historical fortresses such as Bohus, Karlsborg, Marstrand, Älvsborg and Varberg, as well as Läckö Castle at Lake Vänern, to experience both culture and adventure.

Sand beaches and beech forests

Halland offers shallow waters and sand beaches for swimming and sports along its coastline and rolling farmland and beech forests further inland.

Active landscape

Dalsland and Västergötland have lots of trails that crisscross through varying terrain, from deep forests and cycling on old railways to lake networks and archipelagos for kayaking.

Nature and culture

From Lake Vänern's shores and the iconic tabletop mountains at Kinnekulle, Billingen and Mösseberg to the cliffs at Skagerrak. This region is rich in nature but also history with its medieval churches and abbeys.

Illustration: Saga Bergebo

DESTINATION WEST

HALLAND • BOHUSLÄN • GOTHENBURG • DALSLAND • VÄSTERGÖTLAND

Lost in Vårgårda

Be mesmerized by the ancient Ornunga labyrinth. It sits on a hill in the forest approximately 10 km south-east of Vårgårda. It is of indeterminate age, and we can only guess what it was used for. Let your creativity flow!

Fun art cooperative

”Not Quite is a parrot in the forest. Not Quite is a silver thread in the rag board. Not Quite is a little bit of New York in the middle of the periphery.” This is how the art collective describe themselves. In other words, innovative art that can take any and all forms of expression. Stop by and see for yourself. Location: Fengersfors Bruk & Not Quite, Dalsland.

Vinga Lighthouse. Take a guided tour and learn about the exciting history of this lighthouse. You can also learn more about Evert Taube, a famous 20th century Swedish musician. He grew up on the island, and the sea inspired him and his unforgettable songs through the years. Boats leave from Lilla Bommen in Gothenburg.

Right wave-length

World Heritage Grimeton Radiostation celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2025. Sweden's first direct radio connection with the USA was transmitted from Grimeton, and the building was completed in 1924. Today, this key location from Sweden's industrial past is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a museum. The facility remains untouched and is the only functional electromechanical transmitter in the world today.

Taste a Bohuslän speciality – egg cheese

If you visit Bohuslän, you should also test the local speciality, egg cheese. While not all cafés serve it, it is well worth the detour to try it. Here are three places that offer egg cheese on their menu:

RESTAURANT KAJKANTEN, BOHUSLÄNS MUSEUM, UDDEVALLA. Explore the region through art exhibitions and activities, and end the visit with a farmto-table culinary experience and the region's speciality, egg cheese!

TAVLEBORDS HONUNGSGÅRD, HENÅN, ORUST.

Enjoy lunch or organic home-made baked goods at the café, which sits in a charming building from 1915. Relax in a genuine atmosphere with a view of Tegnebyslätten's fields and meadows.

CAFÉ NYFIKET, GÖTENE.

This gem of a garden café, with beautiful Kinnekulle as its backdrop, offers home-made baked goods, as well as the Ouroboro sculpture park and a smithy crafting unique jewellery and other items.

Photo: Johnér/Stefan Isaksson

Photo: Kajsa Kax/Westsweden

Photo: Natalie Greppi

Photo: Styrsö Sockens Hembygdsförening

SAND BEACHES, SWIMMING AND BIRD LIFE

N5 DESTINATION APELVIKEN ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:B4

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 430 / 110 Cott ages/Rooms 82 / 10 Contact Sanatorievägen 4, 432 53 VARBERG +46 (0)340-64 13 00 info@apelviken.se www.apelviken.se

N13 VILSHÄRADS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:B3

Open 25/4 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 147/65

Cott ages/Rooms -/Contact Vilshäradsv 24, 305 65 VILLSHÄRAD +46 (0)731-57 27 17

kontakt@vilsharadscamping.se www.vilsharadscamping.se

PRINS BERTILS TRAIL

From castle to coast

This 18 km hiking trail starts at the 400-year-old castle in the heart of Halmstad and winds its way along the coast all the way to Tylösand, where Prince Bertil, the duke of Halland, used to spend his summers. The trail is easy and offers spectacular views and impressive nature experiences. Opportunities to take a break for some coffee and ice cream pop up along the way.

Photo: Destination Halland

COTTAGES

Open 11/4 -14/9

HALLAND ART MUSEUM

Centrally located and enthralling for the whole family

Several exhibitions are always shown here! If you are on your own you can use the audio guide which is available in many of our exhibitions. For the family, there are family audio guides, discovery packages and an open studio. At the museum’s entrance floor, you will find a restaurant with a full license, a view of the river Nissan and our beautiful garden. Find out more at hallandskonstmuseum.se

Pitches/Seasonal 224 /45 Cott ages/Rooms 22 /-

Contact

Norra Strandvägen 1, 312 60 MELLBYSTRAND

+46 (0)430-285 85

info@mellbystrands.se www.mellbystrands.se

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 320 / 140

Cott ages/Rooms 37/ 29

Contact

Gullbrannagården, 305 96 ELDSBERGA

+46 (0)35-241 21 00 info@gullbrannagarden.se www.gullbrannagarden.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 88 / 22

Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact

Vallsnäs, 314 52 UNNARYD

+46 (0)371-602 33

info@vallsnascamping.se www.vallsnascamping.se

Travel back in time at Bert e Museum in Slöinge. Learn more about life in the Halland countryside, from yesteryear to today. There is also an old farm shop, where visitors can buy flour from the Berte Qvarn mill and other local products, and a café that serves SIA ice cream, which is made in Slöinge.

Photo: Hallands Konstmuseum

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 70 / 31 Cott ages/Rooms 28 /-

Contact

Jällunto a, 314 52 UNNARYD

+46 (0)371-720 10, +46 (0)371-720 10

info@jallunto a.se

www.jallunto a.se

N32 GEKÅSBYN ULLARED ★★★★★

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 600 /Cott ages/Rooms 300 / 264

Contact

Ulla Smidjes väg 20, 311 60 ULLARED

+46 (0)346-375 00 gekasbyn@gekas.se www.gekas.se

N37 APELVIKSTRAND MAP PAGE 150:B4

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal -/Cott ages/Rooms 42 /-

N41 HAVERDALS CAMPING

COTTAGES

Contact

Surbrunnsvägen 2, 432 53 VARBERG

+46 (0)340-868 28

info@apelvikstrand.se www.apelvikstrand.se/

150:B3

Open 13/4 -24/11 . Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 180 / 70 Cott ages/Rooms 14 /-

Contact

Haverdalsvägen 62, 305 71 HAVERDAL

+46 (0)35-523 10 info@haverdalscamping.se www.haverdalscamping.se

The Borgmästargården café and bakery is housed in the old mayor’s residence in Falkenberg. Come for breakfast, lunch or a coffee break. The selection varies from day to day depending on the season and available produce. The café’s interior consists of solid materials, furniture and porcelain from famous designers. There is outside seating along Storgatan and in the sunny courtyard.

HISTORIC

OUTPOST

At Varberg Fortress, you stand on a historically crucial site that has helped people defend the area for far longer than the approximately 800 years that the fortress’s first stones have been in place. The high peninsula provides an excellent view of the Kattegat horizon, enabling early detection of foreign powers throughout history. In the 19th century, the military activity at the fortress ceased, and for decades, it housed life-sentenced prisoners instead. Today, the fortress is open to visitors and hosts both Halland’s Cultural History Museum and a café. The towering stone walls, moat, and views will transport you back in time with magical force.

Photo: Adobe Stock

BOHUSLÄN/GÖTEBORG

SEA, FISHINGVILLAGES, ENTERTAINMENT AND SHOPPING

O1 LÖKHOLMENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:A8

Open 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 170 / 150

Cott ages/Rooms 20 /-

Contact

Lökholmsvägen 26, 452 91 Strömstad +46 (0)526-331 84 lokholmenscamping@telia.com www.lokholmenscamping.se

O3 LAGUNEN CAMPING & STUGOR ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:A7

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 402 / 203

Cott ages/Rooms 46 / 5

Contact

Skärsbygdsvägen 40, 452 97 STRÖMSTAD

+46 (0)526-75 50 00 info@lagunen.se www.lagunen.se

O7 BULLAREBYGDENS FAMILJECAMPING MAP PAGE 152:A7

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 200 / 120

Cott ages/Rooms 14 / 2

Contact Vassbo en 11, 457 50 BULLAREN +46 (0)525-520 03

bullarebygdens.camping@telia.com www.bullarebygdenscamping.se

Älgafallet waterfall is in the top north-west corner of Tanum Municipality and forms the border to Norway. It is the highest in Bohuslän County (46 m) and also Sweden’s third highest. An information sign describes the history of the border and the remains in the area. The waterfall is a popular destination in the spring and autumn when water levels are high. Solar-panel lamps also light the area in the evening, which adds an extra layer of charm. The waterfall is located along the Kuststigen and Bohusleden hiking trails.

Falls on the border

Photo: Shutterstock

COTTAGES

Open 10/1 -20/12

Pitches/Seasonal 840 / 330 Cott ages/Rooms 131 / 12

Contact

Da er 1, 452 97 STRÖMSTAD

+46 (0)526-260 40

info@da o.se

www.da o.se

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 530 / 268 Cott ages/Rooms 4 / 26

Contact

Grebbestad Camping 1, 457 95 GREBBESTAD

+46 (0)525-612 11

info@grebbestadfjorden.com www.grebbestadfjorden.com

Open 25/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 34 / 10 Cott ages/Rooms 123 /-

Contact 456 92 HUNNEBOSTRAND +46 (0)523-503 03 info@ramsvik.nu www.ramsvik.nu

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 419/ 197 Cott ages/Rooms 44 /4

Contact

Vägga Nordgård 1, 456 34 Kungshamn +46 (0)523-323 87 info@johannesvik.nu www.johannesvik.se

STRÖMSTADS MUSEUM

The historical richness of Strömstad Strömstad Museum is centrally located next to Strömsån river in an old mill storehouse from the 1880s. Embark on an exciting journey through time, from the herring boom in the 1700s, the spa craze in the late 1800s, and the spirits smugglers of the 1920s to the drama along the border to occupied Norway during World War II. And much more.

Open 17/4 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 220 / 90 Cott ages/Rooms 55 /-

Contact Wiggersvik, 456 34 KUNGSHAMN

+46 (0)523-326 35 info@wiggersvik.se www.wiggersvik.se COTTAGES

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Open 4/4 -12/10

Pitches/Seasonal 306 / 172

Cott ages/Rooms 21 /-

Contact

Stockens Camping 101, 474 92 ELLÖS

+46 (0)304-511 00

info@stockencamping.se www.stockencamping.se COTTAGES

O27 HAV & LOGI SKÄRHAMN

Open 31/3 - 5/10 . Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 50 /Cott ages/Rooms 15 / 11

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Contact Röavallen 1, 471 95 SKÄRHAMN

+46 (0)304-67 17 40

O28 HAFSTEN RESORT ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:A6

COTTAGES

info@havologi.se www.havologi.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 390 / 150 Cott ages/Rooms 59/-

Contact

Hafsten 120, 451 96 UDDEVALLA

+46 (0)522-64 41 17 info@hafsten.se www.hafsten.se

Stroll around in a historical park at Sundsby Manor, on the island of Mjörn and have a bite to eat at the restaurant. Margareta Huitfeldt, who was one of Bohuslän´s most influential women, lived here between 1635 and 1683. A permanent exhibition shares her life story.

MAP PAGE 152:B6

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 320 / 160

Cott ages/Rooms 13 /-

Contact

Unda 149, 451 94 UDDEVALLA +46 (0)73-038 11 22

info@undacamping.com www.undacamping.com

O36 MARSTRANDS FAMILJECAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:A6

Open 23/4 -21/9

Pitches/Seasonal 230 / 100 Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact

Långedalsvägen 16, 442 66 MARSTRAND +46 (0)303-605 84

O45 SALTVIKS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:A7

COTTAGES

info@marstrandscamping.se www.marstrandscamping.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 370 / 210

Cott ages/Rooms 26 /-

Contact

Saltvik 7, 457 95 GREBBESTAD +46 (0)525-212 49 info@saltvikscamping.se www.saltvikscamping.se

O46 SOTENÄS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:A6

Open 1/5 -15/9. Co ages 15/6 -15/9

Pitches/Seasonal 100 / 22 Cott ages/Rooms 16 /-

Contact

Långevik Väjern, 456 44 Väjern +46 (0)523-26 24 72 info@sotenascamping.se www.sotenascamping.se

O50 ANFASTERÖD GÅRDSVIK MAP PAGE 150:B6

Open 28/3 -2/11

Pitches/Seasonal 240 / 200

Cott ages/Rooms 22 /-

Contact

Ljungs Åker 112, 459 91 Ljungskile +46 (0)708-70 72 70

info@anfasterod.se www.anfasterod.se

BOHUSLÄNS MUSEUM

Yesterday and today under one roof

Bohusläns Museum in Uddevalla is both a cultural centre and a museum. It features permanent exhibitions on the province’s long history interspersed with temporary collections of contemporary art, an art gallery with film viewings and storytelling evenings, and lectures on regional culinary history. There is also a restaurant and café.

Open 15/4 -15/9

Pitches/Seasonal 290 / 110

Cott ages/Rooms 20 /-

Contact

Träleberg 172, 453 92 LYSEKIL

+46 (0)523-61 15 28

info@sivikscampinglysekil.se www.sivikscampinglysekil.se

O56 RÖRVIKS CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:A7

Open 1/5 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 173 /67 Cott ages/Rooms 11 /6

Contact

Rörviksängen 15, 457 47 HAMBURGSUND

+46 (0)525-335 73 info@rorvikscamping.se www.rorvikscamping.se

O62 BOFORS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:A7

Open 1/5 -15/9

Pitches/Seasonal 186 / 100 Cott ages/Rooms 9/-

Contact

Nerstugan Tjärnö, 452 96 STRÖMSTAD

+46 (0)526-250 36 info@boforscamping.se www.boforscamping.se

O63 MALÖ CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:A6

Open 30/4 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 46 / 15 Cott ages/Rooms 3 /-

Contact Malön 203, 474 91 ELLÖS

+46 (0)304-511 02 info@malo.se www.malo.se

MARITIMAN

GOTHENBURG MARITIME ADVENTURE MUSEUM

Welcome aboard a world of excitement, adventure and new discoveries! Maritiman’s fleet is a floating cultural heritage, well anchored at Packhuskajen in the heart of Gothenburg. Sign on and join a journey through a bygone era with the help of exciting sailor stories, interesting exhibitions and fascinating ship history. Opening hours and a daily programme with times for guided tours and family activities are available at www.maritiman.se

See you on board!

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O35 STÄLLPLATS LERUM

Open 7/1 -20/12

Pitches/Seasonal 23 /- Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact

Åstebo Prästväg 32, 433 49 Pa ille

+46 (0)31-44 65 01 info@pa illevandrarhem.com www.pa illestallplats.se

MAP PAGE 150:B5

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 57/- Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact

Seglarvägen 25, 443 30 LERUM

+46 (0)302-710 10

info@stallplatslerum.se www.stallplatslerum.se

O38 LISEBERGS CAMPING ASKIM STRAND MAP PAGE 150:B5

COTTAGES

Open 29/4 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 400 / 30 Cott ages/Rooms 15 /-

Contact

Marholmsvägen 124, 436 45 ASKIM

+46 (0)31-40 01 00 bokning@liseberg.se www.liseberg.se

O39 LISEBERGSBYN MAP PAGE 150:B5

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 200 /- Cott ages/Rooms 54 / 37

Contact

Olbersgatan 9, 416 55 GÖTEBORG

+46 (0)31-40 01 00 bokning@liseberg.se www.liseberg.se

P2 ÖRNÄS CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:B8

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 75 /Cott ages/Rooms 29/-

DALSLAND

FORESTS, LAKES AND ADVENTURE

Contact Gamla Örnäsgatan 40, 662 31 ÅMÅL +46 (0)532-79 01 00

P8 GRÖNE BACKE CAMPING & STUGOR ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:B7

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 199/61 Cott ages/Rooms 15 /-

Contact

S. Moränvägen 64, 668 32 ED +46 (0)534-101 44

info@gbcamp.nu www.gbcamp.nu

P13 VITA SANDARS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:B7

COTTAGES

info@destinationamal.se www.destinationamal.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 238 / 90 Cott ages/Rooms 40 /-

Contact

Vita Sannar Campingen 1, 464 93 MELLERUD +46 (0)530-122 60

mail@vitasandarscamping.se www.vitasandarscamping.se

Tollebols Mill Café is located in an intact 1870s water mill next to Åmålsån river, 2 km west of Åmal. Open during the summer, its speciality is waff les. Across the road from the mill is a small, interactive museum that shows what life was like around the mill a century ago, and there is a shop that is well-stocked with craft s and local products as well as the mill’s own flour and Dalsland bread.

Open 1/5 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 32 /4 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact

Hålsungebyn 1, 464 94 MELLERUD +46 (0)530-127 15 epost@kerstinscamping.se www.kerstinscamping.se

P23 SIKHALLS CAMPING

Open 30/4 -28/9. Co ages 30/4 -19/10

Pitches/Seasonal 26 / 12

Cott ages/Rooms 10 / 1

Contact Sikhall 690, 464 65 BRÅLANDA +46 (0)73-097 61 00

info@sikhallscamping.se www.sikhallscamping.se

Photo: Shutterstock

Buterud lock, Dalslands Canal

VÄSTERGÖTLAND

CULTURE, HISTORY AND LIFE ON THE CANAL

P6 URSAND RESORT & CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:B6

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 358/206

Cott ages/Rooms 56 /-

Contact

Djupedalen 520, 462 60 VÄNERSBORG +46 (0)521-186 66

P7 TROLLHÄTTANS CAMPING CITY ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:B6

Open 1/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 70 / 5 Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact

Hjulkvarnelundsvägen 17, 461 39 TROLLHÄTTAN

+46 (0)79-077 95 16

city@stenrosetscamping.se www.campaitrollha an.se

P10 LÖVEKULLE CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:B6

Open 17/4 -26/10

Pitches/Seasonal 78 / 25 Cott ages/Rooms 7/-

Contact

Badplatsvägen 121, 441 44 ALINGSÅS

+46 (0)322-123 72 info@lovekullecamping.se www.lovekullecamping.se

P11 BORÅS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:C5

COTTAGES

info@ursand.se www.ursand.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 280 /- Cott ages/Rooms 52 / 14

Contact

Campinggatan 25, 506 40 BORÅS

+46 (0)33-430 48 00 info@borascamping.se www.borascamping.se

A stone’s throw from the centre of Alingsås is Nolbygårds Ekobageri och Kafé, an ecologically certified café. It serves lunch and baked goods that are good for the environment, the body and the soul using local ingredients that vary by season. It also hosts events throughout the year, including markets and live music.

P14 HANATORPS CAMPING MAP PAGE 150:B5

Open 17/4 -27/9

Pitches/Seasonal 150 / 50

Cott ages/Rooms 5 /-

Contact

Öresjövägen 26, 511 31 Örby

+46 (0)703-80 70 48

VÄNERSBORG

Welcome to Ecopark Halleberg and Hunneberg

The plateau of Halle- and Hunneberg is an ecopark and offers grandiose nature, with royal hunting grounds, hiking trails, lots of elk and a history that leads back to Nordic mythology. Read more at visittv.se

camping@hanatorp.se www.hanatorp.se

P25 STENRÖSETS CAMPING TROLLHÄTTAN ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:B6

Open 1/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 99/ 20 Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact

Assarebo Stenröset 2, 461 98 TROLLHÄTTAN

+46 (0)520-707 10

info@stenrosetscamping.se www.stenrosetscamping.se

P32 TÅNGA HEDS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:B6

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 71 / 20

Cott ages/Rooms 1 / 75

Contact

Campingvägen 2, 447 34 VÅRGÅRDA

+46 (0)322-62 43 11

info@tangahed.se www.tangahed.se

P34 SKOTTEKSGÅRDEN CAMPING & STUGBY ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:C5

Open 30/4 -21/9

Pitches/Seasonal 50 / 10 Cott ages/Rooms 28 /-

Contact

Sko ek 115, 523 41 ULRICEHAMN

+46 (0)321-131 84

info@sko ek.se www.sko ek.se

R1 FILSBÄCKS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:C7

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 140 /45 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact

Badvägen, 531 70 LIDKÖPING

+46 (0)510-54 60 27 filsback@telia.com www.filsbackscamping.se

TROLLHÄTTAN

Mighty waterf alls and locks

The waterfalls in Trollhättan are the highest and most powerful in any river in southern Sweden; nowhere does a river cut through the landscape in such a dramatic way as it does here. Read more at visittv.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 487/ 150

Cott ages/Rooms 30 /-

Contact

Läckögatan 22, 531 60 LIDKÖPING

+46 (0)510-268 04

info@kronocamping.com www.kronocamping.com

COTTAGES

Open 16/1 -18/12

Pitches/Seasonal 90 / 20 Cott ages/Rooms 32 / 7

Contact Alphyddevägen, 549 48 SKÖVDE

+46 (0)500-47 16 33

info@billingensstugby.se www.billingensstugby.se

DANCE OF THE CRANES

Dance of the cranes

Don’t miss the classic dance of the cranes at Hornborgasjön lake. Located next to Billingen mesa, the lake is one of Europe’s most important bird lakes. It draws approximately 150,000 visitors every year from around the world to watch the famous Dance of the Cranes. There are several lookout towers and guided tours as well as other nature experiences to discover the rest of the year.

Photo: Shutterstock

Open Year round

A Golden Spot for Camping

Refreshing swims in Lake Vättern, ice cream by the Göta Canal, hikes in Tiveden’s wilderness, and historic adventures at Karlsborg Fortress and Forsvik’s Mill.

www.visitkarlsborg.se

Pitches/Seasonal 105 / 38 Cott ages/Rooms 11 /-

Contact

Sjötorp Askevik 62, 542 66 SJÖTORP

+46 (0)76-814 14 09

info@askevik.nu www.askevik.nu

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 80 / 20 Cott ages/Rooms 18 / 26

Contact

Mössebergs camping 1, 521 30 FALKÖPING

+46 (0)515-432 80 info@mossebergcamping.se www.mossebergcamping.se

Open 17/4 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 175 /42 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact

Norra vägen 3, 546 33 KARLSBORG

+46 (0)505-120 22 info@karlsborgscamping.se www.karlsborgscamping.se R13 KINNEKULLE CAMPING & STUGBY

Open 11/4 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 260 / 80 Cott ages/Rooms 23 /-

Contact

Strandvägen, 533 74 HÄLLEKIS

+46 (0)510-54 41 02

info@kinnekullecamping.se www.kinnekullecamping.se

At Mössebergs Zoo, the kids can visit dwarf goats, rabbits, pigs, fallow deer, mini Shetland ponies, and sheep. There are also fun playgrounds and pedal cars to drive around on kid-friendly roads.

Open 11/4 -3/11

Pitches/Seasonal 70 / 12 Cott ages/Rooms 14 /-

Contact

O erbergetscamping 1, 548 91 HOVA

+46 (0)506-331 27 info@o erbergetscamping.se www.o erbergetscamping.se

R16 BREVIKS CAMPING & STÄLLPLATS

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Open 15/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 70 / 20 Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact

Vä ersvallen Brevik, 544 91 HJO

+46 (0)505-311 10

info@brevikscamping.se www.brevikscamping.se

R20 LÄCKÖ STRAND CAMPING

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R22 NOSSEBRO BAD

Open 3/4 -26/10

Pitches/Seasonal 20 /- Cott ages/Rooms 4 /-

Contact

Kållandsö Sommargården, 531 99 Lidköping

+46 (0)510-100 47 info@lackostrand.se www.lackostrand.se

OCH CAMPING

Open 1/4 -30/9. Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 36 /6

Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 150:B6

Contact

Marknadsgatan 4, 465 30 NOSSEBRO

+46 (0)512-570 43

nossebrobadochcamping@essunga.se www.essunga.se/uppleva--gora/nossebro-bad-ochcamping/camping.html

Photo: Shutterstock

Läckö Castle

CLIMBING THE WALLS

The design city of Borås has added a splash of color to life since 2014, when it hosted the No Limit® street art festival for the first time. One of the most notable results was the massive murals created by various artists, now adorning facades across the city. The festival and its artworks were a great success and were repeated several times in subsequent years. For those of us who weren’t lucky enough to see the works being created, the beautiful creations can still be enjoyed throughout the city. It’s a delightful walk through an urban landscape.

Castle life

The Mälardalen valley has many beautiful, wellpreserved castles and manors, which also help preserve and develop the region's food culture.

Nature and birdwatching

Omberg mountain and Tåkern lake in Östergötland are popular for their nature hikes and rich birdlife, offering lots of outdoor activities.

Cultural history

Uppsala is Sweden's academic stronghold and the location of Sweden's largest and most famous church, Uppsala Cathedral.

Bergslagen is a key part of Sweden's industrial past, with Sala Silver Mine and Skultuna Brass Works.

Experiencing the archipelago

There are thousands of islands in the Östergötland and Stockholm archipelago to explore. Göta Canal cuts through Östergötland via Lake Vättern and on westward.

Unique nature and beaches

Gotland's sea stacks, limestone landscape, beaches and shallow water form the region's unique nature. Gotland is also known for its excellent asparagus.

Illustration: Saga Bergebo

DESTINATION EAST

Wine tasting in Sörmland

At Selaöns Vingård between Mariefred and Strängnäs, visitors are enchanted by the story about one of Europe's most northerly vineyards. It was founded in 2019 and produces sparkling wine as well as rosé, still white wine and a red Nouveau wine. The vineyard's stocks include Solaris, Rondo, Souvignier Gris and Meunier. The winetasting includes a local cheese and charcuterie board.

Look up! In 2025, Millesgården on the island of Lidingö in Stockholm is celebrating Carl Milles' 150th birthday. In addition to the artist's home and studios and the fantastic view, the museum will also host an exhibition on what Carl Milles' art has meant to people across the country. The exhibition is called Lyft blicken! (Look Up!).

Hillforts in Gotland

One-tenth of Sweden's ancient hillforts are found on Gotland, and new ones are discovered every year. There are around 100, of which 85 are registered with the Swedish National Heritage Board. Why not set off on a road trip to explore them? But if you only have time to visit one, make it Torsburgen in Kräklingbo Parish.

Linné's green heritage

Unique swimming!

One of Sweden's most modern pools is located in the historic industrial area Munktellstaden in Eskilstuna. The facility offers a slide, a climbing wall, and a pool movie theater. The spectacular view of Eskilstuna River is particularly special, and it is also possible to rent SUPs to explore the city by water.

Carl von Linné was born in Uppsala, and he is still very much remembered here. Walk along the Linnéstigarna paths or visit his summer home in Hammarby. Linnéträdgården garden is home to many of the plants he grew. Which flower are you? Take the test, based on Linné's botany and Jung's psychology: linneuppsala.se/vilken-blomma-ar-du Available in Swedish and English.

Photo: Adobe Stock

Photo: Adobe Stock

Photo: Destination Eskilstuna

GOTLAND

SUN, SWIMMING AND CRAFTSMANSHIP

I1 SUDERSAND RESORT ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:I6

I3

ÅMINNE FRITID & HAVSBAD AB MAP PAGE 151:H5

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 287/ 50 Cott ages/Rooms 125 / 19

Contact Sudersand 5650, 624 67 FÅRÖ

+46 (0)498-22 35 36 info@sudersand.se www.sudersand.se

Open 1/5 - 6/9. Co ages 31/1-31/12

Pitches/Seasonal 80 / 12 Cott ages/Rooms 55 /-

Contact Gothem, Åminnevägen 2, 624 30 SLITE

+46 (0)498-340 11 info@aminnefritid.se www.aminnefritid.se

BUNGE MUSEUM

Learn about Gotland’s history

Bunge Museum in Fårösund traces the history of Gotland from the Bronze Age to the start of the 1900s. Step into authentic buildings. Experience Gotlandic life. Learn about early industry, for example lime kilns, windmills, and watermills. The museum also features a fishing village and a boatman’s residence. The area also has unique stone formations from the 700s that show what life during the Viking era was like.

Photo: Bungemuseet

Open 28/5 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 60 / 8 Cott ages/Rooms 40 /-

Contact

Strandvägen 51, 623 65 LJUGARN

+46 (0)498-49 31 17 info@semesterby.se www.semesterby.se

I5 VISBY STRANDBY - NORDERSTRANDS CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:H5

COTTAGES

Open 16/4 -21/9

Pitches/Seasonal 100 /- Cott ages/Rooms 70 /-

Contact

Snäckgärdsvägen 32, 621 55 VISBY

+46 (0)498-21 21 57 info@visbystrandby.se www.visbystrandby.se

I7 TOFTA CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:H5

Open 1/5 -13/9

Pitches/Seasonal 250 / 30

Cott ages/Rooms 19/-

Contact To avägen 362, 622 66 GOTLANDS TOFTA +46 (0)498-29 71 02

bokning@to acamping.se www.to acamping.se

STORA KARLSÖ

Baltic Sea’s largest bird cliff s

Stora Karlsö is an island known for its fantastic nature: rich bird life, blooming alvar meadows, and exciting Stone Age caves steeped in history. Stora Karlsö is perhaps most known for its large colonies of guillemots and razorbills that breed on the steep cliffs. Knowledgeable guides are happy to talk about the island’s fascinating nature, geology and history. The island lies 6.5 km south-west of Gotland, and visitors can reach it by boat from Klintehamn (30-40 minutes). The boat returns after 4.5 hours, making it the perfect day trip.

Open 23/5 -24/8

Pitches/Seasonal 200 /- Cott ages/Rooms 105 / 80

Contact

Kneippbyn 15, 622 61 VISBY +46 (0)498-25 10 00 info@kneippbyn.se www.kneippbyn.se COTTAGES

Photo:

Gotland

ÖSTERGÖTLAND

ARCHIPELAGO, INDUSTRIAL HISTORY AND SAFARI

E9 VADSTENA CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:E6

COTTAGES

Open 30/4 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 474 / 100 Cott ages/Rooms 40 /-

Contact

Tegellöten 202, 592 94 VADSTENA +46 (0)143-127 30 info@vadstenacamping.se www.vadstenacamping.se

Trollegater is a nature reserve in Kinda and one of Sweden’s largest bedrock caves with a system of passages of around 140 m. Explore the caves independently or with a guide. It is said that a troll once lived in the largest cave, which is the most interesting. There are also a number of smaller caves and holes.

E11 PINNARP CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:E6

Open 4/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 90 / 15

Cott ages/Rooms 5 /-

Contact

Pinnarp Fritidsanläggning 1, 590 39 Kisa

+46 (0)732-01 41 66

info@pinnarpcamping.se www.pinnarpcamping.se

VADSTENA

A creative history

The medieval settlement and Lake Vättern next door, then the beautiful plain landscape around the city. Vadstena has a special atmosphere. Old meets new. History is always present. There is a calmness here, but it is also a city that seethes with life during the summer. The events succeed each other. Big concerts in the castle grounds, opera in the castle and every Wednesday the nostalgia evenings when the area by the castle is filled with vehicles from all eras. Vadstena is a place to marvel at, visit, return to, enjoy and stay in.

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E13 YXNINGENS CAMPING

Open 18/4 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 33 / 3

Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 100 /60 Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact

Stjärnorp, 585 78 VRETA KLOSTER +46 (0)13-614 70 sandvik@caravanclub.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/sandvik/

& CAFÉ MAP PAGE 151:F6

Contact Yxningen, 615 72 Gusum +46 (0)123-202 58

E14 VALDEMARSVIKS GÄSTHAMN & STÄLLPLATSER

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 31 /Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact Gästhamnen, 615 31 Valdemarsvik +46 (0)123-193 93

E152 MALEXANDER CAMPING MAP PAGE 151:E6

Open Year round. Co ages 20/4 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 60 / 30

Cott ages/Rooms 2 /-

info@yxningenscamping.se www.yxningenscamping.se

MAP PAGE 151:F6

info@valdemarsvik.se www.visitvaldemarsvik.se

Contact Kyrkovägen 6, Malexander, 595 73 BOXHOLM +46 (0)76-641 97 13

E16 GRÄNNÄS CAMPING OCH STUGBY MAP PAGE 151:F6

Pitches/Seasonal 60 /4

Cott ages/Rooms 17/-

Contact Festplatsvägen 1, 615 33 Valdemarsvik +46 (0)123-193 93

E17 KORSKULLENS CAMPING, STUGOR & CAFÉ

COTTAGES

carina@malexandercamping.se www.malexandercamping.se

info@valdemarsvik.se www.visitvaldemarsvik.se

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:F6

Open 9/5 -2/11 . Co ages 1/3 -14/12

Pitches/Seasonal 35 /- Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact

Skönbergagatan 52, 614 30 SÖDERKÖPING +46 (0)121-216 21 korskullen@soderkopingscamping.se www.soderkopingscamping.se

EKENÄS CASTLE

Fairy-tale castle with knight games

Sweden’s most well-preserved 17th century castle stands on a cliff overlooking Teden Lake in the middle of Östergötland. There are many exciting sagas about the castle, making it a true fairy-tale castle. Knight games, concerts, ghost walks, summer entertainment, Christmas markets and much more are arranged at the castle. It is privately owned but functions as a museum and is open to visitors in the summer. Don’t miss one of the guided tours.

MAP PAGE 153:G6

Open 25/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 130 /46 Cott ages/Rooms 11 /-

Contact

Tyrislöt 1, 614 98 SANKT ANNA

+46 (0)121-520 21 info@tyrislotcamping.se www.tyrislotcamping.se

E25 ARKÖSUNDS CAMPING MAP PAGE 153:G6

Open 11/4 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 135 / 85 Cott ages/Rooms 6 / 1

Contact

Nordanskogsvägen, 610 25 Vikbolandet

+46 (0)125-201 01 info@arkosundscamping.se www.arkosundscamping.se

E27 KUSTCAMP EKÖN ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 151:G6

COTTAGES

Open Year round. Co ages 1/3 -31/12

Pitches/Seasonal 195 / 75 Cott ages/Rooms 13 /-

Contact

Ekövägen 6, 615 96 GRYT

+46 (0)123-80 10 70 ekon@campa.se www.campa.se

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 112 / 82 Cott ages/Rooms 3 / 1

Contact

Borensäng 1, 591 75 BORENSBERG

+46 (0)141-417 68 borensang@caravanclub.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/borensang/

Open 16/4 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 96 / 12 Cott ages/Rooms 5 / 9

Contact Dockan 1, 614 92 SÖDERKÖPING

+46 (0)121-216 30

skeppsdockan@soderkopingscamping.se www.soderkopingscamping.se

Photo: Shutterstock

Norrköping

STOCKHOLM/MÄLARDALEN

URBAN PULSE, CULTURE AND ARCHIPELAGO

B1 RÖSJÖBADEN CAMPING & STUGBY MAP PAGE 153:H8

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 130 / 100

Cott ages/Rooms 40 /-

B2 CARAVAN

CLUB

Contact Rösjötorp 1, 192 56 Sollentuna +46 (0)8-96 21 84

BJÖRKÖ ÖRNS CAMPING MAP PAGE 153:I9

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 120 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 9/-

Contact

Badviksvägen 5, 760 15 GRÄDDÖ +46 (0)10-146 83 30 info.bjorko@cc-camping.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/bjorko-orn/

B3 SANDVIKENS HAVSCAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:H9

Open 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 50 / 15

Cott ages/Rooms 5 / 5

Contact Sandviksvägen 195, 760 40 VÄDDÖ +46 (0)176-503 15

B5 NORRTÄLJE CAMPING MAP PAGE 153:H9

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 100 / 10

Cott ages/Rooms 11 / 11

Contact

Lommarvägen 42, 761 52 NORRTÄLJE +46 (0)176-20 92 10

B6 WAXHOLMS CAMPING MAP PAGE 153:H8

Open Year round. Co ages 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 80 / 20

Cott ages/Rooms 20 / 1

Contact Eriksövägen 44, 185 31 VAXHOLM +46 (0)8-400 643 23

B9 KAPELLSKÄRS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:I9

Open 15/5 -17/8

Pitches/Seasonal 106 / 15 Cott ages/Rooms 12 / 8

Contact

Fiskarängsvägen 8, 760 15 GRÄDDÖ +46 (0)176-442 33 info@kapellskarscamping.se www.kapellskarscamping.se

rosjon@uniquehotels.se www.rosjobaden.se

info@vaddohavsbad.se www.vaddohavsbad.se

info@nor aljecamping.com www.nor aljecamping.com

info@waxholmscamping.com www.waxholmscamping.com

NOBEL PRIZE MU SEUM

Discoveries that changed the world

The Nobel Prize Museum at Börshuset in Stockholm Old Town has exhibits on the Nobel prize, Alfred Nobel, and all Nobel prize winners and their visions from 1901 onward. It is perfect for the entire family: solve riddles in Bubbelkammaren, experiment in the workshop, or take a quiz. There are also temporary exhibitions, a shop and a café.

B20 GÅLÖ HAVSBAD

Open 10/5-14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 29/4 Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact

Ådövägen 7, 197 91 Bro

+46 (0)76-496 54 07 bjorknascamping@upplands-bro.se h ps://bokning4.paxess.se/bjorknas2

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:H8

Open 14/4 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 160 /44 Cott ages/Rooms 45 /-

Contact

Skälåkersvägen 11, 137 96 GÅLÖ

+46 (0)8-500 338 80 info@galohavsbad.se www.galohavsbad.se

B21

STOCKHOLM SWECAMP

FLOTTSBRO ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:G8

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 88 / 22 Cott ages/Rooms 49/ 5

Contact

Häggstavägen 20, 141 32 HUDDINGE

+46 (0)8-535 327 00 info@flo sbro.se www.flo sbro.se

COTTAGES

SÖDERMANLAND

COASTLINE, CASTLES AND SUMMER MEADOWS

D3 VILSTA CAMPING & STUGBY ESKILSTUNA ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:F8

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 175 / 75

Cott ages/Rooms 55 / 39

Contact

Vasavägen 80, 633 58 ESKILSTUNA

+46 (0)16-51 30 80

info@vilstaspo hotell.se www.vilstacamping.se

D5 HJÄLMARESUNDS CAMPING MAP PAGE 153:F8

COTTAGES

Open 15/4 -15/9

Pitches/Seasonal 140 /45 Cott ages/Rooms 5 / 7

Contact

Hjälmaresund Södra Sundet, 635 35 STORA

SUNDBY

+46 (0)16-260 33 info@hjalmaresund.se www.hjalmaresund.se

BIKE THE EMBANKMENT

Cycling trail for all ages

Cycle the old embankment between Eskilstuna and Eklången. This 20 km asphalt trail promises an easy ride through lovely, lush nature. The trail winds through charming Sörmland nature, and since the terrain is fairly flat it is perfect for all ages. The train once followed this path on its way into Stockholm.

Photo: Shutterstock

Open Year round. Co ages 1/4 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 162 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 15 /-

Contact

Kanotvägen, 641 92 KATRINEHOLM

+46 (0)150-572 42 info@djulocamping.se www.djulocamping.se

Open Year round. Co ages 1/4 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 130 / 54 Cott ages/Rooms 11 / 5

Contact

Strandstuviksvägen Arnö, 611 92 NYKÖPING

+46 (0)155-978 10 info@strandstuviken.se www.strandstuviken.se

Sagostigen

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 190 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 11 /6

Contact

Förrådsgatan 15, 642 60 MALMKÖPING +46 (0)157-210 70 reception@malmkopingscamping.se www.malmkopingscamping.se

FAIRY TALE PATH IN MALMKÖPING

A wonderland for children

An excursion for the entire family. Discover the classic fairy tales by the Grimm Brothers and H.C. Andersen, run around the playground, and meet the farm animals. Red cabins and fairy tale castles along the path illustrate the famous folktales. There is also a café with home-made baked goods, a simple lunch menu and ice cream.

Photo:

D12 TROSA HAVSBAD & CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:G7

Open 29/3 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 230 / 50

Cott ages/Rooms 11 /-

Contact

Rävuddsvägen 42, 619 31 TROSA

+46 (0)156-50 52 00

D15 MÄLARBADENS CAMPING

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:F8

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 78 / 30 Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Contact

Mälarbadsvägen 76, 644 36 TORSHÄLLA

+46 (0)16-34 31 87

info@malarbadenscamping.se www.malarbadenscamping.se

D16 JOGERSÖ ECO CAMP

Open Year round

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Pitches/Seasonal 140 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 11 /-

Contact

Jogersövägen 15, 613 51 OXELÖSUND

+46 (0)155-304 66 info@jogerso.se www.jogerso.se

trosahavsbad@apelago.se www.trosahavsbad.com

D20 HJÄLMARGÅRDEN & LÄPPE CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:E8

Open 10/4 -28/9. Co ages 5/1 -31/12

Pitches/Seasonal 130 / 75

Cott ages/Rooms 23 / 18

Contact

Läppe, 643 95 VINGÅKER

+46 (0)151-73 09 80 reception@hjalmargarden.se www.hjalmargarden.se

STENDÖRREN NATURE RESERVE

Stendörren Nature Reserve is a popular destination along the coast between Nyköping and Trosa. It has several marked trails that promise exciting experiences. There is a lot to do here: swim from the cliffs, hike the trails, fish using old-fashioned nets, tour the nature centre with a guide, grill at one of the fire pits, and enjoy the view of the archipelago from the lookout tower. The nature centre has exhibitions on the Baltic Sea and a summer outdoor café. Discover Sörmland’s archipelago

Photo: Shutterstock

WORTH A DETOUR!

VIBRANT ISLAND LIFE

During the summer, a parallel world comes to life off of Stockholm's coastline. The waters around the 30,000 islands and islets that make up the capital city's archipelago – the country's largest – teem with everything from kayaks and sailing dinghies to sailboats and yachts. If you don't have your own boat, simply hop onto one of the many archipelago ferries and rent a kayak on the mainland or at one of the many islands. Fjäderholmarna, Vaxholm and Gustavsberg are perfect for short visits, while Sandön, Möja and Grinda are examples of more remote islands that offer a different kind of calm. Spend the day on a blanket on isolated outcrops, eat dinner at a cosy archipelago restaurant, and watch for seals peeking up out of the water.

Photo: Johnér/Henrik Trygg

VÄSTMANLAND

MILL TOWNS, MUSEUMS AND HISTORICAL MONUMENTS

U2 CARAVAN CLUB SILVKÖPAREN MAP PAGE 153:F9

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 95 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact

Länsväg 800, 733 97 SALA

+46 (0)224-590 30 silvkoparen@caravanclub.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/silvkoparen/

U5 SKANTZÖ BAD & CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:F9

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 200 / 70 Cott ages/Rooms 20 /-

Contact

Sörkvarnsvägen 10, 734 40 HALLSTAHAMMAR

+46 (0)220-243 05 skantzo@hallstahammar.se www.skantzocamping.se

U10 CARAVAN CLUB NORBERGS CAMPING MAP PAGE 153:F9

Open 25/4 -27/9

Pitches/Seasonal 101 / 71 Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Contact

Fraggvägen 1, 738 31 Norberg

+46 (0)705-42 94 71 campnorberg@telia.com www.caravanclub.se/camping/norberg/

ENGELSBERG MILL

Well-preserves Industry from the past

The ironworks, 10 km outside of Fagersta, is listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage list with the motivation that Engelsberg is an excellent example of significant European industry from the 17th to the 19th centuries. Guided tours during the summer.

Photo: Shutterstock

U13 LIENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 153:E9

Contact

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 160 / 78

Cott ages/Rooms 11 /-

STRÖMSHOLM PALACE

The palace of horses

Many people associate Strömsholm, which lies next to Lake Mälaren, with horses. There has been a stud farm here since king Gustav Vasa´s days, and it was the home of the Swedish army’s riding school up until 1968. Today, horses have once again taken centre stage at Strömsholm, which hosts a specialised college university and high school, and every year major horse competitions are arranged on and around the palace grounds. The palace is open to the public during the summer, and there are walking paths and trails on and around the grounds.

Liensvägen 3, 739 93 RIDDARHYTTAN

+46 (0)222-135 55

U14 HERRFALLETS FRITIDS & KONFERENSANLÄGGNING

COTTAGES

camping@lienscamping.se www.lienscamping.se

MAP PAGE 153:F8

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 170 / 100

Cott ages/Rooms 30 / 8

Contact

Her allet, 732 93 ARBOGA

+46 (0)589-401 10 reception@her allet.se www.her allet.se

Photo: Shutterstock

Photo: Shutterstock

Västmanland

C3 BREDSAND CAMPING & BAD MAP PAGE 153:G9

Open Year round

FOLK LIFE, HISTORY AND GARDENS

Pitches/Seasonal 76 / 25 Cott ages/Rooms 14 / 12

Contact

Bredsandsvägen 22, 749 48 ENKÖPING +46 (0)171-62 58 00 bredsandscamping@enkoping.se www.bredsandscamping@enkoping.se

C13 ÄNGSKÄRS HAVSCAMPING

MAP PAGE 153:H10

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 66 / 25 Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Contact

Ängskär 304, 819 65 HÅLLNÄS +46 (0)294-49 48 00 visit@angskarshavscamping.com www.angskarshavscamping.com

C16 SKOKLOSTER CAMPING MAP PAGE 153:G9

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 216 / 160

Cott ages/Rooms 4 / 5

Contact Skoklostervägen 47, 746 96 SKOKLOSTER +46 (0)18-38 60 35

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 85 / 5 Cott ages/Rooms 43 /-

Contact Idro sgatan 2, 753 33 UPPSALA +46 (0)18-727 49 60 camping.fyrishov@uppsala.se www.fyrishov.se

info@skocamp.se www.skokloster camping.se

MEDIEVAL TIMES IN OLD UPPSALA

During the Iron Age, a large and well-developed community existed around what is known as Uppsala Mounds. Among other things, there was a royal estate, and the site served as a power center for what came to be called Svealand. According to mythology and folklore, the mounds are burial sites for ancient Swedish kings, but it wasn’t until 1846 that an excavation took place, uncovering findings that confirmed parts of the mythology. Visit the site and the Gamla Uppsala Museum for a fascinating glimpse into medieval history.

Photo: Johnér/Mikael Svensson

Mountains

and national parks

Mid-Sweden offers easily accessible mountains, waterfalls, and beautiful deep forests, such as Fulufjället, Glaskogen, and Färnebofjärden National Park, known for its rich bird life.

Local craftsmanship

Hälsingland is known for its Hälsinge farms and vibrant local craftsmanship, such as woodworking and textile production – a tradition that extends into Värmland.

Lakes and waterways

Värmland and Dalarna are known for their lakes, including Lake Vänern and Lake Siljan, and offer boat trips ideal for both fishing and relaxation.

Culture and history

The provinces in mid-Sweden have a long tradition of farming and are often associated with Midsummer celebrations and folk costumes. Iconic artists such as Anders Zorn, Carl Larsson and Lars Lerin come from this region, and authors such as Selma Lagerlöf and Gustaf Fröding have played key roles in shaping Sweden's literary history.

Illustration: Saga Bergebo

DESTINATION MID

VÄRMLAND • ÖREBRO COUNTY • DALARNA • GÄSTRIKLAND • HÄLSINGLAND

Visit a Hälsinge farm – or seven!

Of the thousands of farms in the province, seven are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. The Hälsinge farmers, who earned their fortune on the forests and flax (linen) in the 1800s, took inspiration from castles and manors when they built their large, lavish homes. What makes these homes unique is that the Hälsinge farmers built more and larger rooms for social events than other farmers around the world, and there are more decorated interiors preserved in a residential setting here than anywhere else.

Join the baking team

Bon appetit in Nora!

A culinary adventure awaits in the wooden town of Nora.

• Knasboll (Crazy chocolate ball) at Café Da Capo

• Ogräspaj (Weed quiche) at Björk Kafé & Skafferi

• Bonnatösen (The country girl) Burger at Bonnatösens Mackor

The aroma of freshly baked flat bread is heavenly! Why not try making it yourself? At Rättviks Tunnbrödsbageri, you can help the bakers make Dalarna's signature bread. If you’re lucky, they might share the recipe for the local speciality “tuttul”. Take home some freshly baked bread made the old-fashioned way as well as a delicious memory for life.

Pick your wreck

There are around 20 shipwrecks preserved in the cold and oxygen-poor waters around Axmar Ironworks in Gästrikland. They are visible just below the surface in the shallow archipelago of the Bothnian Sea, along with remains from the ironworks' 300-year history. Visitors are welcome to explore them, whether by kayak, snorkelling or diving.

Riding the rails

Glide off on an easy but impressive adventure through the forests of Värmland – rail cycling! Start at the rail cycle station in Ängebäck and follow the old railway tracks through Degerfors and its surroundings. Stop at one of the cosy rest stops, found after 1.6, 7.5 and 10 km. The last rest stop in Degerfors is 12.2 km away at Däveln Lake, where you can swim or fish. There is also a BBQ area and a latrine. A trip to Håkanbol and back (7.5 km) takes 2–3 hours. Or continue on to Kristinehamn and Gullspång.

Photo: Maria G. Nilsson

Bommars in Letsbo.

Photo: Johnér/Phia Bergdahl

Photo: Björk Kafé & Skafferi

S1 VÄRNÄS CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:C10

Open 1/6 -1/10

Pitches/Seasonal 28 /Cott ages/Rooms 5 /-

VÄRMLAND

FORESTS, RIVERS AND SAGAS

Contact

Värnäs 40, 680 51 STÖLLET

+46 (0)73-838 13 55, +46 (0)70-513 42 82

S2 KLARÄLVENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:C10

Open 1/5 -30/10 Co ages 1/1 -21/12

Pitches/Seasonal 45 /- Cott ages/Rooms 21 /-

Contact

Ytnäsängen, 680 51 STöLLET

+46 (0)563-811 55

info@vildmark.se www.vildmark.se

S5 MUNKEBERGS CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:D9

Open Year round. Co ages 1/4 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 70 /6 Cott ages/Rooms 13 / 10

Contact

Skillervägen, 682 33 FILIPSTAD

+46 (0)70-206 87 50 alterschwede@telia.com www.munkeberg.com

info@varnascamping.se www.varnascamping.se

S9 BOMSTADBADEN, KARLSTAD SWECAMP ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:C8

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 310 / 170 Cott ages/Rooms 38 /-

Contact

Bomstadsvägen 640, 653 46 KARLSTAD

+46 (0)54-53 50 68

info@bomstadbaden.se www.bomstadbaden.se

Open 16/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 100 / 30 Cott ages/Rooms 3 /-

Contact

Sanda Sjövik 1, 672 91 ÅRJÄNG

+46 (0)72-445 46 74 info@sandaholm.com www.sandaholm.com

S13 ÅRJÄNG CAMPING & STUGOR, SOMMARVIK

COTTAGES S15 INGESTRANDS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:B9

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 300 / 200 Cott ages/Rooms 70 /-

Contact

Sommarvik Strand, 672 91 ÅRJÄNG

+46 (0)573-120 60 booking@sommarvik.se www.sommarvik.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 240 /41 Cott ages/Rooms 48 /-

Contact 671 91 ARVIKA

+46 (0)570-148 40 ingestrand@arvika.se www.ingestrandscamping.se

S17 FRYKENBADENS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:C9

Open Year round

WELCOME TO TORSBY

Discover nort hern Värmland

In Torsby there is a lot to see and experience, the cultural life is rich and the nature has someting to offer both young and old. Visit our webbsite to learn more about what’s on during your stay. www.visittorsby.se

Pitches/Seasonal 175 / 80 Cott ages/Rooms 23 /-

Contact

Stubberud, 665 91 KIL +46 (0)554-409 40 info@frykenbaden.se www.frykenbaden.se

S20 CAMPING 45 MAP PAGE 152:C10

Open Year round. Closed Nov 3-23

Pitches/Seasonal 25 /6 Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact Överbyn 53, 685 94 TORSBY +46 (0)560-311 69 info@camping45.com www.camping45.com

S21 TORSBY CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:C10

Open 1/5 -15/9. Co ages year round

Pitches/Seasonal 180 / 110 Cott ages/Rooms 21 / 2

Contact

Svenneby, 685 91 TORSBY +46 (0)560-710 95 info@torsbycamping.se www.torsbycamping.se

S22 STORÄNGENS CAMPING, STUGOR & OUTDOOR

Open 30/4 -20/9

Pitches/Seasonal 39/Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact Erlandervägen 2, 684 93 RANSÄTER +46 (0)552-300 80

MAP PAGE 152:C9

info@storangenscamping.com www.storangenscamping.com

Diner 45 is a classic diner with an American 1950s vibe. It is located next to E45 in Stöpafors, approximately 10 km north of Sunne. The menu is classic American: hamburgers, ribs, thick pancakes, sirloin steak and milkshakes, all made from Swedish ingredients. The restaurant offers the complete experience, from the food to the interior.

S25 BJÖRKEBO

CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:C10

Welcome to Arvika!

The closeness to nature and cultural experiences makes Arvika a unique place. Here you will find:

• A charming and lively little town

• 5 scenic campgrounds

• A large number of beautiful RV sites

• 600 km of hiking trails

• 800 km of canoe routes

• Plenty of enjoyable events For more information: www.visitarvika.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 38 /4 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact

Gravol 72, 680 51 STÖLLET +46 (0)563-850 86 info@bjoerkebo-camping.com www.bjoerkebo-camping.com

S301 GLASKOGENS VILDMARKSCAMPING VM MAP PAGE 152:B8

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 103 /Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Contact Lenungshammar, 671 97 GLAVA +46 (0)570-440 70

glaskogen@arvika.se www.glaskogen.se

S36 VILDMARKSCENTER SYSSLEBÄCKS CAMPING & KLARÄLVSBYN ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:C11

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 115 / 16 Cott ages/Rooms 19/6

S39

Contact Badhusvägen 2, 680 60 SYSSLEBÄCK +46 (0)564-105 14

GRUMS FISH N´ CAMP - SÄVSJÖN MAP PAGE 152:C8

Open 11/4 -30/9. Co ages 1/6 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 30 /Cott ages/Rooms 1 / 1

Contact Sävsjöns Camping, 664 96 SEGMON +46 (0)703-99 15 60

S41 EKEBY CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:B8

Open 25/4 -20/9

Pitches/Seasonal 149/ 87 Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Contact

Källtegen, Ekeby, 672 92 ÅRJÄNG +46 (0)573-319 00 info@ekebycamping.se www.ekebycamping.se

welcome@vildmarkscenter.com www.vildmarkscenter.com

camp@savsjon.se www.savsjon.se

ROTTNEROS PARK

Lush garden with ties to The Saga of Gösta Berling

Rottneros Mansion is a unique flower and culture park that is closely tied to Selma Lagerlöf; it was her muse for Ekeby in The Saga of Gösta Berling. The park features several lush themed gardens and lots of sculptures. It also has several kids’ attractions, including Nils Holgersson’s adventure park and a cool pirate ship. There are also large grassy areas for picnicking and a beach for swimming. Outside the park’s gates in the old storytelling barn is the permanent summer stage for Västanå Theatre, which offers a wide range of performances.

Photo: Visit Värmland

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 270 / 170

Cott ages/Rooms 20 /-

Contact Haga, 673 97 ÅMOTFORS +46 (0)571-220 23 haganaset@sommarvik.se www.haganaset.se

S50 KRISTINEHAMN HERRGÅRDSCAMPING & STUGOR ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:D8

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 250 / 15 Cott ages/Rooms 68 /-

Contact

Presterudsallén 2, 681 55 KRISTINEHAMN +46 (0)550-102 80 kristinehamn@sommarvik.se www.herrgardsliv.se

S61 SÖLJE CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:B8

Open 1/6 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 54 / 27

Cott ages/Rooms 15 /-

Contact Tångeberg, 670 20 GLAVA +46 (0)72-546 41 41

S65 NATURCAMPING LAGOM MAP PAGE 152:C9

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 95 / 15

Cott ages/Rooms 8 / 8

mail@soljecamping.se www.soljecamping.se

Contact Uddhedsängen 30, 686 98 GRÄSMARK +46 (0)705-86 64 23

info@naturcampinglagom.com www.naturcampinglagom.com

ALSTER MANOR

In the great poet’s footsteps

This 18th century manor with a view of Lake Vänern is the birthplace of poet Gustaf Fröding. The manor park consists of a number of buildings, and it is close to hiking trails and swimming areas. There is also a café that serves lunch and baked goods, a gallery and a craft s shop.

Photo: Visit Värmland

ÖREBRO COUNTY

CULTURAL LIFE, GASTRONOMY, NATURE RESERVE

T2 GUSTAVSVIK, ÖREBRO

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:E8

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 665 /- Cott ages/Rooms 40 /-

Contact

Sommarrovägen 1, 702 30 ÖREBRO +46 (0)19-19 69 50 camping@gustavsvik.se www.gustavsvik.se

T3 CARAVAN CLUB GUSSELBY ANNORLUNDA

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 120 / 75 Cott ages/Rooms 9/4

T7 DEGERNÄS CAMPING

Open 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 80 / 20 Cott ages/Rooms 30 /-

Contact

Källbäcken 155, 711 95 GUSSELBY +46 (0)581-502 40

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:D8

Contact

Degernäs 106, 693 35 DEGERFORS +46 (0)586-24 23 22

T11 SÖRÄLGENS CAMPING

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:D9

COTTAGES

gusselby@cc-orebro.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/gusselby/

reception@degernascamping.se www.degernascamping.se

Open 19/4 -12/10

Pitches/Seasonal 79/- Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact

Sör-Älgen 200, 712 93 HÄLLEFORS +46 (0)76-671 14 84 info@soralgenscamping.se www.soralgenscamping.se

FRÖVIFORS PAPER MILL MUSEUM

Make your own stationery

The well-preserved old paper mill at Frövifors is unique in Sweden with its intact machinery and working environment from the early 1900s. There is a lot to explore – art exhibitions, a workshop where visitors can try their hand at making paper, a large collection of (22,000!) beer cans, and much more. And naturally a museum shop and a cosy café.

Photo: Nicklas Tolonen

T12 HARGE BAD & CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:E7

SIGGEBOHYTTAN

The master miner’s homestead

Between Nora and Lindesberg. A living miner’s home from the 19th century. Hiking trail, cafe and shop. www.olm.se/siggebohyttan

COTTAGES

Open 17/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 260 / 70 Cott ages/Rooms 18 /-

Contact

Hargebadsvägen 89, 696 94 HAMMAR +46 (0)583-77 01 23 info@hargefritid.se www.hargefritid.se

T15 CARAVAN CLUB TISARSTRAND ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:E7

Open 26/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 85 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 5 / 1

Contact Kvarsä er, 694 92 HALLSBERG +46 (0)76-762 50 52

T18 LUNNEDET CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:D8

Open 17/4 - 5/10

Pitches/Seasonal 60 / 15 Cott ages/Rooms 9/-

Contact Lunnedet 802, 691 91 KARLSKOGA +46 (0)586-75 75 80 info@lunnedet.se www.lunnedet.se

tisarstrand@cc-orebro.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/tisarstrand/

Tiveden National Park is home to deep rift valleys, forest lakes, caves and giant boulders in a rolling forest landscape between Lake Vänern and Lake Vättern. Tiveden is one of Sweden’s wildest forests with wilderness experiences around every bend. Biking, kayaking or canoeing – or challenge yourself on the high ropes course!

Foto: Örebro Läns

T24 CAMPING TIVEDEN ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 152:D7

Open 15/4 -1/10

Pitches/Seasonal 75 / 1

Cott ages/Rooms 14 /-

Contact

Baggekärr 2, 695 97 TIVED +46 (0)70-094 47 18

T26 CARAVAN CLUB SKAGERN ★★★★★

MAP PAGE 152:D7

Open 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 101 /67 Cott ages/Rooms 11 /-

Contact

Herrängen, 695 93 FINNERÖDJA +46 (0)506-330 40 camp.skagern@telia.com www.caravanclub.se/skagern-campinginfo

T27 DJUPADALSBADET BAD OCH CAMPING ★★★★★

T32 SANNABADET MAP PAGE 152:E8

Open 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 30 / 9

Cott ages/Rooms 5 / 1

info@campingtiveden.se www.campingtiveden.se

MAP PAGE 153:E8

Open 31/3 -28/9. Co ages 13/4 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 41 /4 Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact

Va ugatan 34, 692 31 KUMLA +46 (0)19-58 87 00 djupadalsbadet@kumla.se www.djupadalsbadet.se/camping

Contact

Bergavägen 1, 716 31 FJUGESTA +46 (0)72-224 17 99

info@sannabadet.se www.sannabadet.se

Photo:

Tivedens national park

W2 ÄLVDALENS CAMPING

DALARNA

CULTURE, CRISPBREAD, AND OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

MAP PAGE 154:D12

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 98 / 8 Cott ages/Rooms 36 /-

Contact

Ribbholmsvägen 26, 796 31 ÄLVDALEN

+46 (0)251-123 44 kontakt@alvdalenscamping.se www.alvdalenscamping.se W11

MAP PAGE 153:E11

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 466 /- Cott ages/Rooms 237/-

Contact

Siljansvägen 61, 793 90 LEKSAND

+46 (0)247-138 00 bokning@leksandreso .se www.leksandreso .se

W14 CARAVAN CLUB TANDÅDALEN MAP PAGE 154:C12

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 770 / 720 Cott ages/Rooms 3 /-

Contact

Tandådalen 2, 780 91 SÄLEN

+46 (0)280-330 53 tandadalen@caravanclub.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/tandadalen

WORLD HERITAGE FALU MINE

Falu Mine is Sweden’s oldest mine and one of the country’s most important industrial memories. So much gold and silver was mined here that the mine came to be called Sweden’s Treasure Chest. Today, Falu Mine is a popular tourist attraction that offers guided tours in several languages. Put on comfortable shoes and warm clothes – the winding paths of the mine stretch 67 m underground. Visit Sweden’s oldest mine

W18 KLÄPPENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:C11

WELCOME TO ZORN!

The Zorn Museum in Mora is dedicated to the art ist Anders Zorn,

and is a must-visit destination in Mora. Here, a selection of Zorn’s watercolors, oil paintings, sculptures, and etchings is always on display. Next to the museum is Zorngården, built and decorated by Anders Zorn and his wife Emma around the turn of the last century. Guided tours are offered in an artist’s home beyond the ordinary. We hope to see you soon! zorn.se

Open 2/6 -31/8 Co ages 26/6 -10/8

Pitches/Seasonal 265 / 245 Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact 780 67 SÄLEN +46 (0)280-962 00 info@klappen.se www.klappen.se

W25 NÅS CAMPING DALARNA MAP PAGE 152:D10

Open 30/4 -19/10

Pitches/Seasonal 36 /Cott ages/Rooms 6 / 7

Contact

Storängsvägen 14, 786 93 Nås +46 (0)70-621 75 31

W29 FALKUDDEN CAMPING, CAFE OCH STUGBY MAP PAGE 153:F10

Open 1/4 -1/10

Pitches/Seasonal 32 / 5 Cott ages/Rooms 13 /-

W32 SÄRNA CAMPING

Contact

Näsvägen 4, 774 99 BY KYRKBY +46 (0)226-700 71

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 154:C13

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 60 / 8 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /6

Contact

Särnavägen 106, 797 31 SÄRNA +46 (0)70-333 05 18 info@sarnacamping.se www.sarnacamping.se

W37 BJURSÅS BERG & SJÖ MAP PAGE 153:E11

happy@nascamping.com www.nascamping.se

kontakt@campingfalkudden.se www.campingfalkudden.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 240 / 170 Cott ages/Rooms 30 /-

Contact

Björsbergsvägen 65, 790 21 BJURSÅS +46 (0)23-77 41 77 info@bjursas.com www.bjursas.com

154:C13

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 152 / 85

Cott ages/Rooms 750 /-

Contact

Gränjesvålen, 797 02 Idre

+46 (0)253-410 00 camping@idrefjall.se www.idrefjall.se

CLAS OHLSON MUSEUM

Where it all once start ed

Clas Ohlson Museum is currently located in Insjön inside the entrance of Clas Ohlson’s first and largest store. Facts and information about both Insjön and the history of the company’s founder are on display. Learn how everything started in his bike shop, mail-order sales of drawings and building sets, and how as a child he sketched inventions. There is also a workshop where visitors can create their own smart solutions, just like Clas Ohlson. There is a café next to the museum.

W58 CARAVAN CLUB SMEDNÄSET MAP PAGE 153:F11

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 170 / 130 Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Contact

Smednäsvägen 30, 790 25 LINGHED +46 (0)70-626 64 43

W60 CARAVAN CLUB SOLLERÖ CAMPING MAP PAGE 152:D11

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 200 / 108

Cott ages/Rooms 15 /-

Contact

Soldvägen 149, Levsnäs, 792 90 SOLLERÖN

+46 (0)250-222 30 info@sollerocamping.se

info@smednaset.se www.smednaset.se

Photo: Clas Ohlson Museum

W42 IDRE FJÄLL CAMPING MAP PAGE

Photo: Shutterstock

Rättvik

SWEDISH MIDSUMMER

Midsummer is an old and honoured tradition in Sweden. The holiday celebrates the summer solstice and falls sometime during the period 20–26 June. Midsummer Eve always falls on a Friday, and it is on this day that the Midsummer pole is raised and decorated with flowers and leaves. Traditional music is played as both young and old dance around the pole. No Midsummer Eve is complete without herring, new potatoes and a delicious strawberry cake. The Midsummer holiday is celebrated throughout Sweden, and visitors do not need to travel far to find a local Midsummer celebration.

GÄSTRIKLAND/HÄLSINGLAND

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES, FIDDLERS AND ZOOS

X2 HÖLICK HAVSRESORT MAP PAGE 155:G12

Open 27/6 -17/8 . Co ages 6/6 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 28 /- Cott ages/Rooms 35 /-

Contact

Arnöviken 84, 824 93 Hudiksvall +46 (0)650-56 50 32 info@holick.se www.holick.se

X7 NORRA-DELLEN-FAMILJECAMPING MAP PAGE 155:F13

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 38 / 3 Cott ages/Rooms 7/-

Contact

Rävnäset 101, 824 78 BJURÅKER

+46 (0)70-227 03 83 info@norra-dellen-camping.se www.norra-dellen-camping.se

X9 STENÖ HAVSBAD & CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 155:G12

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 220 / 25 Cott ages/Rooms 14 / 2

Contact

Stenövägen 130, 826 73 SANDARNE +46 (0)270-751 50 stenocamping@soderhamn.se www.stenohavsbad.se

X11 SAGALIDEN. EN LITEN PLATS MAP PAGE 155:G13

Open May-September

Pitches/Seasonal 16 /Cott ages/Rooms 6 / 9

Contact Sagaliden 1, 829 51 Bergsjö +46 (0)652-77 39 49

X13 HEDESUNDA CAMPING MAP PAGE 153:G10

Open 30/4 -21/9. Co ages 30/4 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 60 / 3 Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact Övägen 68, 818 95 Hedesunda +46 (0)70-544 37 13 info@hedesundacamping.se www.hedesundacamping.se

info@visitsagaliden.se www.visitsagaliden.se

Växbo Lin outside of Bollnäs is one of the country’s few remaining linen factories. Here, you can follow production up close or shop in the factory store. Växbo Krog, a restaurant that specialises in local produce and dishes, is only a stone’s throw away.

X17 WILDLIFE SWEDEN CAMP ÄNGRA MAP PAGE 155:F13

Open 15/5 -1/9. Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 25 /Cott ages/Rooms 2 / 2

Contact Härjedalsvägen-Ängra 6, 827 73 Kårböle

+46 (0)73-353 65 01

X18 ORBADENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:F12

X19

Open 5/6 -17/8

Pitches/Seasonal 70 /- Cott ages/Rooms 14 /-

Contact

Orbadenvägen 17, 82067 VALLSTA

+46 (0)73-038 74 84 info@orbadencamping.se www.orbadencamping.se

SÖRFJÄRDENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:G13

Open 30/5 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 100 / 25 Cott ages/Rooms 16 /-

Contact

Sö järden 105, 820 77 Gnarp

+46 (0)70-387 30 33 richard.brannstrom@telia.com www.so jardenscamping.se

X21 LJUSDALS CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:F13

Open 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 85 / 5 Cott ages/Rooms 14 /-

Contact

Ramsjövägen 56, 827 30 LJUSDAL +46 (0)651-129 58

X29 ÅRSUNDA STRANDBAD ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:F10

COTTAGES

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 130 /60 Cott ages/Rooms 7/ 12

Contact

Storsjövägen 14, 811 73 ÅRSUNDA +46 (0)26-29 08 00 info@strandbaden-arsunda.com www.strandbaden-arsunda.com

X32 LJUSNEFORS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 155:G12

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 60 /- Cott ages/Rooms 13 / 3

Contact

Masugnsvägen 5, 826 77 LJUSNE +46 (0)70-220 71 28 ljusneforscamping@gmail.com www.ljusneforscamping.se

info@wildlifesweden.com www.wildlifesweden.com

info@ljusdalscamping.se www.ljusdalscamping.se

Northern lights and midnight sun

Northern Sweden offers natural phenomena such as the midnight sun and northern lights, attracting visitors year round.

Culture and history

Sápmi is the land of the Saami and stretches across country borders in Northern Scandinavia. Sápmi refers to both the Saami land and the Saami people and is a nation without borders, sharing a language, history and culture, such as reindeer husbandry.

Wilderness and mountains

Up here you will find vast wilderness and high mountains, from Vindelfjällen to Abisko National Park, ideal for adventures, hiking and skiing.

Rivers and fishing

There are many rivers, including Indalsälven, Pite Älv and Torneälven, that offer rapids, paddling and fishing. One special experience is fishing for whitefish at the Kukkolaforsen rapids. Sweden's traditional fermented herring originates from the High Coast region.

Coast and archipelago

The coast of Norrland stretches for 800 km and has long beaches and many lovely destinations, including World Heritage High Coast with its dramatic cliffs and archipelago, perfect for both nature and boat trips.

Illustration: Saga Bergebo

DESTINATION NORTH

MEDELPAD • ÅNGERMANLAND • JÄMTLAND • HÄRJEDALEN • VÄSTERBOTTEN • NORRBOTTEN

Mountain flora

Fjällbotaniska Trädgården in Hemavan is Sweden's highest – and one of the world's most northerly – botanical gardens. It lies 600 m above sea level and about 100 m below the tree line. It features 400–500 species, primarily plants native to the Swedish mountains but also some species from other mountainous areas around the world.

Geopark gives perspective

Goat's Cave, the Dead Falls and Nornan – names that awaken our curiosity. They are said to once have been home to both trolls and spirits. At Geopark Indalsälven, there is a focus on sustainability and nature preservation. The aim is to safeguard nature's inherent ability to inspire awe, humility and respect for the long history of this planet – not exactly a difficult task along the Indalsälven river.

Treat yourself at the deli. Eat locally at Skoogs Bistro in Funäsdalen, or buy charcuterie, meat, and vegetables from local farms at the deli. Fresh fish and shellfish from Åre Atlantfisk are also available for purchase.

FOUR FESTIVALS IN 2025

Brännbollsyran, Umeå, 28-31/5

Triennalen 2025, Västernorrlands län, June-August

Urkultfestivalen, Näsåker, 31/7–2/8

Storsjöyran, Östersund, 1–2/8

Tower with a view

Norra Berget in Sundsvall is home to historical buildings, native animals, BBQ areas, a café and plenty of place for kids to play. It is also home to Glasspinnen, a 22-metre outlook tower. Enjoy the view after a mere 112 steps!

Lapland lousewort.

Photo: Johnér/Kate Kärrberg

MEDELPAD/ÅNGERMANLAND

HIGH COAST, FOREST AND WORLD HERITAGE

Y4 NÄSÅKERS CAMPING & STUGBY MAP PAGE 155:F16

Open 1/6 -30/9 Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 30 /Cott ages/Rooms 13 /-

Contact 881 70 NÄSÅKER +46 (0)622-101 76, +46 (0)703-50 14 04

Y5 LÅNGSELE CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:G15

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 40 /- Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact Idro svägen 11, 882 30 LÅNGSELE

+46 (0)620-215 64 info@langselecamping.se www.langselecamping.se

Y6 SOLLEFTEÅ CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 155:G15

COTTAGES

campinglasse@hotmail.com www.nasakerscamping.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 200 / 35 Cott ages/Rooms 19/-

Contact Risön, 881 30 SOLLEFTEÅ

+46 (0)620-68 25 42 camping@solle ea.se www.solle eacamping.se

HÄRNÖSAND CAR MUSEUM

Cars from 1899 to 1990

Sweden’s largest car museum is located in Härnösand. Here, you can travel almost 100 years back in time, from 1899 to 1990. More than 200 cars are exhibited in multiple halls and include everything from exclusive luxury cars with lots of chrome and shiny paintwork to more affordable cars of the people. The museum also has boat engines, motorcycles, mobile telephones, and other curiosities. There is also a forge and a second-hand store in the area, and even an old steam-engine.

COTTAGES

Open 26/4 -1/10

Pitches/Seasonal 200 / 32 Cott ages/Rooms 77/ 5

Contact Hamnvägen 60, 873 97 Mjällom +46 (0)613-213 82

info@nor allsvikenscamping.com www.nor allsvikenscamping.com

Y13 GULLVIKS HAVSBAD HÖGA KUSTEN RESORT

COTTAGES

MAP PAGE 155:H15

Open 16/5 -14/9. Co ages 16/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 220 / 50 Cott ages/Rooms 47/-

Contact Gullvik 140, 892 92 DOMSJÖ +46 (0)660-745 82 info@gullvikshavsbad.se www.gullvikshavsbad.se

Y15 SANDNÄSETS BAD & CAMPING

Open 2/5 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 40 / 14

Cott ages/Rooms -/-

MAP PAGE 155:F14

Contact Sandnäset 124, 855 98 Liden +46 (0)70-514 27 52

Y16 ÖVERHÖRNÄS CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:H16

Open 23/5 -7/9

Pitches/Seasonal 40 / 8

Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact Hörnäsvägen 50, 894 40 ÖVERHÖRNÄS +46 (0)70-333 52 88

sandnasetsbad.camping@gmail.com www.sandnasetscamping.com

info@overhornascamping.se www.overhornascamping.se

Y19

SNIBBENS

Open 1/6 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 16 /- Cott ages/Rooms 8 / 2

Contact

Sjöbodsviken Lövvik 400, 872 94 Sandöverken +46 (0)76-105 35 08 info@sjobodsviken.se www.sjobodsviken.se

CAMPING, STUGBY & VANDRARHEM ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 155:G15

Open 9/5-21/9

Pitches/Seasonal 55 / 2 Cott ages/Rooms 22 /6

Contact Snibben 139, 87198 RAMVIK +46 (0)73-696 13 25 info@snibbenscamping.se www.snibbenscamping.se

Y21 SÄLSTENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:G14

Open 16/5 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 80 / 15

Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact Sälsten 22, 871 33 HÄRNÖSAND +46 (0)611-181 50

Y23 BERGEFORSPARKENS CAMPING & STUGBY MAP PAGE 155:G14

Open 4/4 -30/11

Pitches/Seasonal 122 /- Cott ages/Rooms 15 /-

Contact

Forsvägen 20 A, 861 41 SÖRBERGE +46 (0)60-51 50 90 info@bergeforsparken.se www.bergeforsparken.se

Y24 VIVSTAVARVSTJÄRNS CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:G14

Open 8/5 -12/10

Pitches/Seasonal 48 /- Cott ages/Rooms 6 / 7

Contact Vivstavarvstjärnen 1, 861 33 TIMRÅ +46 (0)60-58 05 40 info@vivstavarvscamping.se www.vivstavarvscamping.se

Y28 ANTJÄRNS CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:G14

Open 16/5 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 30 /Cott ages/Rooms 9/-

Contact Antjärn 113, 871 91 HÄRNÖSAND +46 (0)72-208 45 81

salsten.camping@telia.com www.salstenscamping.se

contact@antjarnscamping.com www.antjarnscamping.com

Open 9/5 -14/9

Pitches/Seasonal 240 / 120

Cott ages/Rooms 18 /-

Contact

Bergafjärden 230, 862 96 NJURUNDA +46 (0)60-345 98 info@bergafjarden.nu www.bergafjarden.nu

Y30 STORSANDS CAMPING MAP PAGE 154:E14

Open 16/6 -28/9

Pitches/Seasonal 35 /Cott ages/Rooms 7/-

Y35 KÄVSTA

Open 1/5 - 8/9

Pitches/Seasonal 36 / 15

Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact Rotnäs 115, 841 93 ÖSTAVALL +46 (0)70-230 16 21

CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:G14

Contact Kårsta 205, 855 97 INDAL +46 (0)70-291 97 93

Y39 STÖDE CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:F14

Open 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 26 / 8 Cott ages/Rooms 14 /-

Contact Kälsta 107, 864 41 STÖDE +46 (0)768-81 82 83

Y42 BORGSJÖ STRAND MAP PAGE 155:F14

Open 1/5 -30/9. Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 25 /Cott ages/Rooms 7/4

Contact Borgsjöbyn 139, 841 97 Erikslund +46 (0)690-200 22

Y49 SKULEBERGET HAVSCAMPING MAP PAGE 155:H15

Open 1/5 -31/10 . Co ages 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 40 /- Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact

Veåsand 211, 870 33 Docksta +46 (0)76-105 35 08 info@skulebergethavscamping.se www.skulebergethavscamping.se

Y54 SALUSANDS CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:H16

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 75 / 15 Cott ages/Rooms 9/-

Contact

Salusand 105, 896 91 HUSUM +46 (0)660-987 99 info@salusandscamping.se www.salusandscamping.se

storsand@storsandscamping.se anders@lindbloms.info www.storsandscamping.se

kavstacamping@gmail.com www.kavstacamping.se

stodecampingstode@hotmail.com www.stodecamping.com

info@borgsjostrand.se www.borgsjostrand.se

JÄMTLAND/HÄRJEDALEN

NATURE, MOUNTAINS AND CULINARY CRAFTSMANSHIP

Z3 STRÖMSUNDS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 154:E17

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 150 /- Cott ages/Rooms 31 /-

Contact Näsviken, 833 24 STRÖMSUND +46 (0)670-164 10 turistinformation@stromsund.se www.stromsund.se/stromsundscamping

Z10 HOTINGS CAMPING MAP PAGE 156:F17

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 24 /- Cott ages/Rooms 25 /-

Contact Västra Hoting 325, 833 51 HOTING

+46 (0)671-102 48 hotingscamping@telia.com www.hotingscamping.se

Z11 ÖSTERSUNDS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 154:E15

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 244 /- Cott ages/Rooms -/ 13

Contact Krondikesvägen 95 C, 831 60 ÖSTERSUND +46 (0)63-14 46 15 ostersundscamping@ostersund.se www.ostersundscamping.se

Z13 SANDVIKEN CAMPING & STUGBY MAP PAGE 154:D15

Open 1/5 -1/10 Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 80 / 12

Cott ages/Rooms 12 / 8

Z15 CAMP VIKING MAP PAGE 154:E15

Contact Sandviken 130, 832 93 Frösön +46 (0)63-370 08

info@sandvikenscamping-stugby.com www.sandvikenscamping-stugby.com

Open 1/1 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 32 /- Cott ages/Rooms 16 /-

Contact Hannåsen 107, 843 95 GÄLLÖ +46 (0)72-700 40 03 info@campviking.se www.campviking.se

In 1796, the Ragundasjön lake was emptied of its waters and a devastating fl ood wave rushed down the valley. In only four hours, the landscape was forever changed, and the Storforsen rapids fell silent and became Döda Fallet (”the dead fall”). Today, it is a popular tourist attraction.

Photo: Göran Strand

JAMTLI

A museum unlike any other At Jamtli in Östersund, there’s always something to see and do! For example, check out the Överhogdal tapestries from the Viking Age. At Jamtli Historyland, the outdoor museum comes to life in the summer with activities for all ages. Visit Nationalmuseum Jamtli – an arena in Östersund for art and design experiences from the Nationalmuseum’s collections. Read more at www.jamtli.com

Z16 ÅSARNA SKICENTER ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 154:D14

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 28 / 12

Cott ages/Rooms 26 / 10

Contact Olstavägen 45, 845 51 ÅSARNA +46 (0)687-302 30

Z20 RISTAFALLETS CAMPING MAP PAGE 154:C16

Open 11/4 -18/10

Pitches/Seasonal 30 /Cott ages/Rooms 9/ 0

Contact Rista 321, 837 96 Undersåker +46 (0)70-557 87 82

Z23 NORRÅKERS CAMPING MAP PAGE 156:E18

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 8 /Cott ages/Rooms 7/-

Contact Skolvägen 12, 833 91 Norråker +46 (0)72-738 02 95

Z29 AMMERÅNS FISKECAMP AB MAP PAGE 155:F15

Z31 JORMVATTNETS FISKECAMP MAP PAGE 156:D18

Open 1/6 -15/10

Pitches/Seasonal 20 / 18

Cott ages/Rooms 7/-

Contact Jormva net 885, 833 98 GÄDDEDE +46 (0)672-201 00

Photo: Emrik Jansson.

bokning@asarnaskicenter.se www.asarnaskicenter.se

info@ristafallet.se www.ristafallet.se

framtidnorraker@gmail.com www.norraker.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 10 /- Cott ages/Rooms 7/ 9

Contact Ammer 320, 844 91 HAMMARSTRAND AMMER +46 (0)70-591 76 12 info@ammeransfiskecamp.se www.ammeransfiskecamp.se

info@jormva netsfiskecamp.se www.jormva netsfiskecamp.se

HÄRJEDALEN MOUNTAIN MUSEUM

Exciting stories from the high mountains

Härjedalen Mountain Museum in Funäsdalen appeals to the entire family. A museum about mountain farmers, Sami, and mine workers that shares thought-provoking stories from past eras. The children climb through a secret path and the little people’s world up to ”Säterstugan”, where playful work awaits. There is also a shop and café where you can enjoy a coffee by the fire. Fornminnesparken, a park where you can explore Härjedalen’s architectural culture, is next door.

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 110 /- Cott ages/Rooms 25 /-

Contact

Kyrkogränd 1, 842 32 SVEG

+46 (0)680-130 25 info@svegscamping.se www.svegscamping.se

Z35 VÅLÅGÅRDENS VÄRDSHUS

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 30 / 7 Cott ages/Rooms 3 / 7

& CAMPING AB MAP PAGE 154:C15

Contact Östra Vålådalen 125, 837 75 Vålådalen +46 (0)70-637 07 25

Z39 SONFJÄLLSCAMPEN MAP PAGE 154:D14

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 30 /Cott ages/Rooms 10 / 1

marie@valagarden.se www.valagarden.se

Contact Hedeviken 250, 846 92 Hede +46 (0)70-629 22 86

Z40 HOTELL KLÖVSJÖFJÄLL MAP PAGE 154:D14

Open 17/6 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 8 /Cott ages/Rooms 12 / 39

Contact Katrinavägen 21A, 845 97 Klövsjö +46 (0)682-41 31 00

Z42 KOJBYNS CAMPING MAP PAGE 154:D14

COTTAGES

info@sonfjallscampen.se www.sonfjallscampen.se

boka@klovsjofjall.se www.klovsjofjall.se

Open 16/5 -2/11 . Co ages all year round

Pitches/Seasonal 35 /- Cott ages/Rooms 10 /-

Contact Kojbyn 275, 845 95 Rätan +46 (0)70-301 78 00 boka@follingers.se www.kojbyn.com

ÖVERHOGDAL TAPESTRIES

The museum Överhogdals Forngård shares the fantastic history behind one of Europe’s strangest textiles, the Överhodal Tapestries. The textiles were found in the vestry of the Överhogdal Church in 1909, but they were then dated to the end of the Viking era and the beginning of the Middle Ages, around 1000–1100. The originals are now in Jamtli in Östersund, but an exact copy is on exhibit in Överhogdal.

RÄTANS CAMPING MAP PAGE 154:D14

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 30 / 5 Cott ages/Rooms 8 /-

Contact

Sjövägen 79, 845 95 Rätan +46 (0)70-328 59 20 info@ratanscamping.se www.ratanscamping.se

Z46 HEDE CAMPING MAP PAGE 154:C14

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 100 /63 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact Broder Torsväg 37, 846 31 HEDE +46 (0)70-410 20 52

Z53 FUNÄSDALENS FJÄLLCAMPING MAP PAGE 154:C14

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 160 / 100 Cott ages/Rooms 3 /-

info@hedecamping.com www.hedecamping.com

Contact

Bruksvägen 80, 840 95 Funäsdalen +46 (0)70-677 31 86

Z59 VALSJÖBYNS CAMPING MAP PAGE 156:D17

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 16 / 8 Cott ages/Rooms 12 /-

Contact Näset 4888, 835 67 Valsjöbyn +46 (0)70-653 43 73

Z61 LOFSDALEN CAMPING MAP PAGE 154:C13

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 74 /44 Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact

Lofsdalsvägen 37, 840 85 LOFSDALEN +46 (0)680-73 09 97 info@lofsdalencamping.se www.lofsdalencamping.se

Z62 KROKOMVIKENS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 154:D16

Open 1/3 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 50 / 15 Cott ages/Rooms 6 /-

Contact

KD IF / Hissmon 2296, 835 92 KROKOM +46 (0)730-94 11 85 tossa@kd55.se www.krokomscamping.se/

Z69 ÅKERSJÖSTRAND CAMPING MAP PAGE 154:D16

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 85 /45 Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact

Åkersjön 241, 835 63 Föllinge +46 (0)70-640 03 37 info@fjallcamp.com www.fjallcamp.com

info@funasfjallcamp.se www.funasfjallcamp.se

valsjobynscamping@gmail.com www.camping.se/z59

Flatruet lies between Mittådalen and Ljungdalen. A vast mountain plateau, its highest point is Falkvålen, 975 masl. Sweden’s highest public road, Flatruetvägen (Route 531), is a well-maintained gravel road that crosses Flatruet and Falkvålen. The plateau offers expansive 360-degree views of the mountain tops.

VÄSTERBOTTEN

HIKING, WILDERNESS AND DELICACIES

AC4 SAIVA CAMPING & STUGBY ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 156:F18

Open 1/5 -30/9. Co ages 1/4 -31/10

Pitches/Seasonal 54 /- Cott ages/Rooms 23 /-

Contact Ry arvägen 1, 912 32 VILHELMINA +46 (0)940-107 60 info@saiva.se www.saiva.se

AC6 CAMP KAJUTAN MAP PAGE 157:J18

Open 24/5 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 36 / 8 Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact Räkvägen 15, 931 91 Skelle eå +46 (0)910-863 40

AC13 VINDELFORSARNAS CAMPING MAP PAGE 157:I17

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 48 / 15 Cott ages/Rooms 8 / 3

Contact Solviksvägen 14, 922 91 VINDELN +46 (0)70-227 90 00

AC15 LUFTA CAMPING & RESTAURANG ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 157:J17

Open 1/5 -30/9

Pitches/Seasonal 60 / 15 Cott ages/Rooms 20 /-

Contact

Galgbacken 1, 915 94 ÅNÄSET +46 (0)934-204 88 info@lu acamping.se www.lu acamping.se

AC18 SKELLEFTEÅ CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 157:J18

COTTAGES

info@cafekajutan.se www.cafekajutan.se

info@vindelforsarnascamping.se www.vindelforsarnascamping.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 355 / 50

Cott ages/Rooms 60 / 26

Contact Mossgatan, 931 70 SKELLEFTEÅ +46 (0)910-73 55 00 skelle eacamping@skelle ea.se www.skelle eacamping.se

MAP PAGE 157:J19

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 457/ 50

Cott ages/Rooms 83 /-

Contact

Bäckgatan 40, 934 51 BYSKE +46 (0)912-612 90 byskehavsbad@skelle ea.se www.byskehavsbad.se

AC25 CARAVAN CLUB NORSTRÄSK CAMPING

Open 23/5 -21/9

Pitches/Seasonal 62 / 25

Cott ages/Rooms 1 / 2

MAP PAGE 157:I18

Contact Sjöbo en, 922 92 VINDELN +46 (0)70-589 58 75

AC43 NORDMALINGS CAMPING MAP PAGE 155:I16

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 49/ 15

Cott ages/Rooms 14 /-

Contact

Rödviksvägen 93, 914 31 NORDMALING +46 (0)73-643 50 15

AC47 VÄNNÄS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 155:I17

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 50 / 10 Cott ages/Rooms 16 /-

Contact

Fritidsvägen 15, 911 30 VÄNNÄS +46 (0)935-141 75 info@vannasbadcamping.se www.vannasbadcamping.se

AC60 BOVIKENS HAVSBAD MAP PAGE 157:J18

Open 15/5 -31/8

Pitches/Seasonal 84 / 30

Cott ages/Rooms 2 / 3

AC63 CAMP

KITTELFJÄLL

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 75 / 70

Cott ages/Rooms 4 /-

Contact Boviksbadet 401, 931 99 SKELLEFTEÅ +46 (0)706-70 10 28

MAP PAGE 156:E19

Contact Röstensbacken 4, 923 95 Ki elfjäll +46 (0)940-16 59 00

norstrask@caravanclub.se www.caravanclub.se/camping/norstrask/

info@nordmalingscamping.se www.nordmalingscamping.se

info@bovikenshavsbad.se www.bovikenshavsbad.se

camping@ki elfjall.com www.campki elfjall.com

ZIP ADVENTURE PARK

Elevated excitement

Zip Adventure Park in Umeå offers many different activities. The main attraction is high altitude climbing. Move among the treetops, be challenged, and enjoy both the excitement and the view. But there is also soccer mini-golf, a pentathlon, Nerf Wars, archery wars, or GellyBall for those keeping their feet on the ground. Open every day during the summer.

NORRBOTTEN

MIDNIGHT SUN, MOUNTAINS AND WILDERNESS

CAMP GIELAS MAP PAGE 157:H20

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 230 / 30 Cott ages/Rooms 60 /-

Contact

Storgatan 70, 933 33 ARVIDSJAUR

+46 (0)960-556 00 info@laponiareso .se www.campgielas.se

ARCTIC CAMP JOKKMOKK ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 159:I22

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 184 /- Cott ages/Rooms 48 /-

Contact

Notudden, 962 85 JOKKMOKK

+46 (0)971-123 70 info@arcticcampjokkmokk.se www.arcticcampjokkmokk.se COTTAGES

VÄSTRA

CAMPING MAP PAGE 157:J19

Open 11/4 - 5/10

Pitches/Seasonal 140 /- Cott ages/Rooms -/-

Contact

Sjöbodegränd 19, 941 38 Piteå

+46 (0)911-120 30 info@vastrakajen.se www.vastrakajen.se

BD2

BD4

BD7

KAJEN

Svenskt Fjäll& Samemuseum

BD8 PAJALA CAMPING ROUTE 99 MAP PAGE 159:K23

Open 1/6 -20/9

Pitches/Seasonal 49/Cott ages/Rooms 30 /-

Contact

Tannavägen 65, 984 31 PAJALA +46 (0)73-364 52 78

hej@pajalacampingroute99.se www.pajalacampingroute99.se

/ Jokkmokk

BD13 STORSTRAND KURSGÅRD MAP PAGE 157:J19

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 49/ 10

Cott ages/Rooms 6 / 8

Contact Mandolingatan 1, 943 33 Öjebyn +46 (0)911-601 47

BD14 STORFORSENS CAMPING ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 157:I20

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 67/ 10

Cott ages/Rooms 27/-

Contact Bredsel 105, 942 95 VIDSEL +46 (0)929-721 00

BD23 PITE HAVSBAD ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 157:J19

COTTAGES

info@storstrand.nu www.storstrand.nu/camping

info@sto orsen.se www.sto orsen.se

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 873 / 180

Cott ages/Rooms 230 / 394

Contact Hotellvägen 50, 941 43 PITEÅ +46 (0)911-327 00 reception@pitehavsbad.se www.pitehavsbad.se

CROSS THE ARCTIC CIRCLE

By crossing the Arctic Circle, you will have passed the magical line that allows you to experience both the winter and summer solstices – the periods of the year when the sun does not rise or set, respectively, for 24 hours. Commemorative plaques and information boards are interspersed along the Arctic Circle, for example just south of Jokkmokk on E45. The Arctic Circle passes through Norway, Finland, Russia, USA (Alaska), Canada, Greenland, Iceland and Sweden.

Photo: Eva Svärd

BD27 KUKKOLAFORSEN TURIST & KONFERENS ★★★★★ MAP PAGE 157:L21

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 80 /Cott ages/Rooms 35 / 16

BD29 CAPE EAST MAP PAGE 157:L21

Contact

Kukkolaforsen 184, 953 91 HAPARANDA

+46 (0)922-310 00

info@kukkolaforsen.se www.kukkolaforsen.se

Open 30/5 - 5/10

Pitches/Seasonal 127/ 10 Cott ages/Rooms -/ 155

Contact Sundholmen 1, 953 33 Haparanda

+46 (0)922-80 07 90 info@capeeast.se www.capeeast.se

BD32 KARESUANDO CAMPING & REKREATION MAP PAGE 159:J25

Open 19/5 -10/8

Pitches/Seasonal 24 /Cott ages/Rooms 11 /-

Contact

Laestadiusvägen 185, 986 31 KARESUANDO

+46 (0)706-05 11 24

karesuando.camping@hotmail.com www.karesuandocamping.blogspot.com

Just outside of Karesuando, 1,5 km towards Pajala, on Route 99.

BD76 DESTINATION SIKFORS MAP PAGE 157:J20

Open Year round

Pitches/Seasonal 76 / 35 Cott ages/Rooms 10 / 14

Contact Kockvägen 9, 942 94 SIKFORS

+46 (0)911-700 77 info@destinationsikfors.se www.destinationsikfors.se

BD81 VALLENS CAMPING MAP PAGE 157:J20

Open 15/5 -15/9

Pitches/Seasonal 25 / 10

Cott ages/Rooms -/ 1

Contact

Alhamnsvägen 270, 975 92 LULEÅ

+46 (0)46-071 801 01

vallensturismofritid@gmail.com www.vallen-lulea.se

Kungsleden Hiking Trail

ROAD MAP

Sandefjord

Strömstad

Osl o

Västerås

Eskilstuna

Arvidsjaur

Gedser Rødby

Puttgarden

Sassnitz

Lübeck

Växj

Västervik

Örnsköldsvik

Grisslehamn

Kapellskär

Haparanda

The campsite presentations on catalogue pages 54-148 contain references to the map pages 150-159 to help you find the campsite that is right for you! All campsites have a membership number made up of a county letter and a serial number, e.g. L31. The campsites are shown on the maps with their membership number.

Campsite/Page number in the catalogue

The dot shows the location of the campsite

Helsingfor s

Tallin

Continuation page with number

Kullavik Särö

Onsala Frillesås Bua Tångaberg

Upphärad

Laxvik Gullbranna

Skummeslövsstrand Mellbystrand

Grevie

Sk Fagerhult

Åsljunga M-Ljungby

Lerberget Viken Domsten

Strövelstorp

Kågeröd

Vislanda Kånna

Eneryda

Strömsnäsbruk

Lönsboda

Emmaljunga Vilshult

Eriksmåla Målilla

Sösjöfjällen Sjaule

Skäckerfjällen

Skalsvattnet

Blåhammarfjället

Bunnerfjällen

Härjångsfjällen

Vålåsjöfjället

Anarisfjällen

Ammarfjället

Artfjället

Södra Storfjället

Östra Vardofjället

Norra Storfjället

Stor-Bjärkvattnet

Gäuta

Brakko Ryfjället

Stor-Stalofjället

Ajaure

Virisen

Norra Gardfjället

Södra Gardfjället

Östra Fjällfjället

Muretjakke Stuore Tjukkele

Sipmeke

Norra Borgafjällen

Borgasjön

Södra Borgafjällen

Värjaren

Uredakke

Z31/141

Mellanskogsfjället

Lill-Jorm

Kvarnbergsvattnet

Flatfjället

Fiskåfjället

Marsfjällen

Dabbsjön

Bastunäsfjället

Gitsfjället

Väretsfjället

Björkfjället

Aisjaure

ÖverstJuktan Fjosoken

Storjuktan Abmoträsket

Långvattnet

Vojmsjön

Vojmsjön

Nästansjön

Gåxsjön

VÄSTERBOTTEN

Bjørkåsen

stugorna

Svolvær

Sälkastugorna

Sitasjaurestugorna Pirtiivuopio

Kebnekaise fjällstation

Ritsem

Ö Ritjemjåkks sameviste

sameviste

Kutjaurestugan

Kaitumjaurestugorna

Suorva

Saltoluokta fjällstation

Sitojaurestugorna

Stenudden Jaurekaska

Kuorpaks sameviste

Övre Soppero

Kaaresuvanto

Mertajärvi

Idivuoma

Kurravaara

Laxforsen

Jukkasjärvi

Kuoksu

Merasjärvi Ne. Parakka

Masugnsbyn

Kääntöjärvi

Vettasjärvi

Kangos

Lautakoski

Saittarova

Lovikka

Peräjävaara

Tärendö Isokylä

Koskullskulle

Liikavaara

Dokkas

Palohuornas

Korpilombolo Vittangi

Kompelusvaara

Kainulasjärvi

Kaunisvaara Sahavaara

Juhonpieti

Erkheikki

Liviöjärvi

Lahenpää

Teurajärvi

Mäntyvaara

Skröven

Jänkisjärvi

Kieksiäisvaara

Sattajärvi

Olkamangi

Kardis Jarhois

Aapua

Neistenkangas

Suaningi

Kivijärvi

Rantajärvi Svanstein

Juoksengi

Polcirkeln Porsi

Vuollerim

Pålkem Flakaberg

Mårdudden

Lakaträsk

Kölmjärv

Norriån Forshed

Valvträsk

Övermorjärv

Pudas Kuivakangas

Kypasjärv

Kukkola

CAMPSITES A–Ö

ALHOLMENS CAMPING K23 63

AMMERÅNS FISKECAMP Z29 141

ANFASTERÖD GÅRDSVIK O50 87

ANTJÄRNS CAMPING Y28 138

APELVIKSTRAND N37 80

ARCTIC CAMP JOKKMOKK BD4 146

ARKÖSUNDS CAMPING E25 105

ASKEVIKS CAMPING & STUGOR R6 95

ASTRID LINDGRENS VÄRLDS STÄLLPLATSOMRÅDE H69 70

BARSEBÄCKSTRANDS CAMPING M19 59

BERGAFJÄRDENS CAMPING & HAVSBAD Y29 139

BERGEFORSPARKENS CAMPING & STUGBY Y23 138

BILLINGENS STUGBY OCH CAMPING R5 94

BINGSMARKENS CAMPING M22 59

BJURSÅS BERG & SJÖ W37 129

BJÖRKEBO CAMPING S25 123

BJÖRKNÄS CAMPING B19 108

BODA CAMPING H56 70

BOFORS CAMPING O62 88

BOMSTADBADEN, KARLSTAD SWECAMP S9 120

BORGSJÖ STRAND Y42 139

BORRBYSTRANDS CAMPING L13 54

BORÅS CAMPING P11 92

BOVIKENS HAVSBAD AC60 145

BREDSAND CAMPING & BAD C3 116

BREVIKS CAMPING & STÄLLPLATS R16 96

BROMÖLLA CAMPING & VANDRARHEM L21 55

BULLAREBYGDENS FAMILJECAMPING O7 82

BYSKE HAVSBAD AC19 145

BÅSTAD CAMPING L41 55

BÖDA HAMNS CAMPING H43 75

BÖDA SAND BEACH RESORT H40 75

BÖDAGÅRDENS CAMPING H37 74

CAMP GIELAS BD2 146

CAMP KAJUTAN AC6 144

CAMP KITTELFJÄLL AC63 145

CAMP VIKING Z15 140

CAMPING 45 S20 122

CAMPING TIVEDEN T24 127

CAMPING VÄTTERSMÅLEN F4 64

CAPE EAST BD29 148

CARAVAN CLUB BJÖRKÖ ÖRNS CAMPING B2 107

CARAVAN CLUB BORENSÄNG E30 106

CARAVAN CLUB SKAGERN T26 127

CARAVAN CLUB GUSSELBY ANNORLUNDA T3 125

CARAVAN CLUB NORBERGS CAMPING U10 114

CARAVAN CLUB NORRVIKENS CAMPING L19 54

CARAVAN CLUB NORSTRÄSK CAMPING AC25 145

CARAVAN CLUB SANDVIK CAMPING E12 104

CARAVAN CLUB SILVKÖPAREN U2 114

CARAVAN CLUB SMEDNÄSET W58 130

CARAVAN CLUB SOLLERÖ CAMPING W60 130

CARAVAN CLUB STURKÖ CAMPING K17 62

CARAVAN CLUB TANDÅDALEN W14 128

CARAVAN CLUB TIMMERNABBENS CAMPING H11 69

CARAVAN CLUB TISARSTRAND T15 126

CHARLOTTENBERG CAMPING & STUGOR, HAGANÄSET S43 124

DAFTÖ RESORT O4 83

DALSKÄRS CAMPING H15 69

DEGERNÄS CAMPING T7 125

DESTINATION APELVIKEN N5 78

DESTINATION SIKFORS

BD76 148

DJULÖ CAMPING D6 111

DJUPADALSBADET BAD OCH CAMPING T27 127

DRAGSÖ CAMPING & STUGBY K10 62

E4:ANS CAMPING G23 67

EKEBY CAMPING S41 123

EKSJÖ CAMPING & KONFERENS F13 65

EMMABODA CAMPING H16 69

EVEDALS CAMPING VÄXJÖ G16 67

FALKUDDEN CAMPING, CAFE OCH STUGBY W29 129

FALSTERBO CAMPING RESORT M9 56

FILSBÄCKS CAMPING R1 93

FRYKENBADENS CAMPING S17 122

FUNÄSDALENS FJÄLLCAMPING Z53 143

FYRISHOV STUGBY OCH CAMPING C12 116

GEKÅSBYN ULLARED N32 80

GETINGARYDS CAMPING & STUGOR F2 64

GETNÖ - LAKE ÅSNEN RESORT G24 67

GLASKOGENS VILDMARKSCAMPING S301 123

GNOSJÖ STRAND

GROTTBYNS CAMPING M24 59

GRUMS FISH N´ CAMP - SÄVSJÖN S39 123

GRÄNNÄS CAMPING OCH STUGBY E16 104

GRÖNDALS CAMPING & STUGOR H5 71

GRÖNE BACKE CAMPING & STUGOR P8 90

GRÖNHAGS CAMPING H29 73

GULLBRANNAGÅRDEN N27 79

GULLVIKS HAVSBAD HÖGA KUSTEN RESORT Y13 137

GUSTAVSVIK, ÖREBRO T2 125

GÅLÖ HAVSBAD B20 108

GÖKASKRATTS CAMPING G11 67

HAFSTEN RESORT O28 86

HAGA PARK CAMPING & STUGOR H19 71

HALENS CAMPING OCH STUGBY K2 60

HALLMARE HAVSBAD H44 69

HANATORPS CAMPING P14 93

HARGE BAD & CAMPING T12 126

HAV & LOGI SKÄRHAMN O27 86

HAVERDALS CAMPING N41 80

HEDE CAMPING Z46 143

HEDESUNDA CAMPING X13 132

HERRFALLETS FRITIDS & KONFERENSANLÄGGNING U14 115

HJORTSJÖNS CAMPING F8 65

HJÄLMARESUNDS CAMPING D5 110

HJÄLMARGÅRDEN & LÄPPE CAMPING D20 112

HOTELL KLÖVSJÖFJÄLL Z40 142

HOTINGS CAMPING Z10 140

HULTSFRED STRANDCAMPING H59 70

HÄLLEVIKS CAMPING K18 63

HÄTTE CAMPING F1 64

HÄTTEBODA VILDMARKSCAMPING G31 67

HÖLICK HAVSRESORT X2 132 IDRE FJÄLL CAMPING W42 130

INGESTRANDS CAMPING S15 121

JOGERSÖ

Towing and roadside assistance around the clock across Sweden

Assistancekåren is quickly on site, around the clock, anywhere in Sweden – for towing services, jump-starts, flat tires, fuel shortages, misfuelling, roadside assistance, or lockouts.

NEPTUNI CAMPING H41 75

NORDMALINGS CAMPING AC43 145

NORJE BOKE CAMPING K4 60

NORRA-DELLEN-FAMILJECAMPING X7 132

NORRFÄLLSVIKENS CAMPING, STUGBY & MARINA Y9 137

NORRTÄLJE CAMPING B5 107

NORRÅKERS CAMPING Z23 141

NOSSEBRO BAD OCH CAMPING R22 96

NÅS CAMPING DALARNA W25 129

NÄSÅKERS CAMPING & STUGBY Y4 136

ORBADENS CAMPING X18 133

OREBACKENS CAMPING M16 57

OTTERBERGETS BAD OCH CAMPING R15 96

PAJALA CAMPING ROUTE 99 BD8 147

PARTILLE STÄLLPLATS O32 89

PINNARP CAMPING E11 103

PITE HAVSBAD BD23 147

RAMSVIK STUGBY & CAMPING O16 84

RINGSJÖSTRANDS RESORT M17 58

RISTAFALLETS CAMPING Z20 141

RONNEBY HAVSCAMPING K6 61

RÄTANS CAMPING Z43 143

RÖRVIKS CAMPING O56 88

RÖSJÖBADENS CAMPING O STUGBY B1 107

SAGALIDEN, EN LITEN PLATS X11 132

SAIVA CAMPING & STUGBY AC4 144

SALTVIKS CAMPING O45 87

SALUSANDS CAMPING Y54 139

SANDAHOLM CAMPING, BAD & RESTAURANG S12 121

SANDBYBADETS CAMPING H38 74

SANDNÄSETS BAD & CAMPING Y15 137

SANDVIKENS CAMPING & STUGBY Z13 140

SANDVIKENS HAVSCAMPING B3 107

SANNABADET T32 127

SAXNÄS CAMPING ÖLAND H25 72

SIKHALLS CAMPING P23 91

SIVIKS CAMPING - LYSEKIL O54 88

SJÖBODSVIKEN LÖVVIK Y17 138

SKANTZÖ BAD & CAMPING U5 114

SKELLEFTEÅ CAMPING AC18 144

SKEPPSDOCKANS CAMPING & VANDRARHEM E34 106

SKOKLOSTER CAMPING C16 116

SKOTTEKSGÅRDEN CAMPING & STUGBY P34 93

SKULEBERGET HAVSCAMPING Y49 139

SKÄRALIDS CAMPING L6 54

SNIBBENS CAMPING, STUGBY & VANDRARHEM Y19 138

SOLLEFTEÅ CAMPING Y6 136

SONFJÄLLSCAMPEN Z39 142

SONJAS CAMPING & STUGOR H39 74

SOTENÄS CAMPING O46 87

STENRÖSETS CAMPING TROLLHÄTTAN P25 93

STENÅSA STUGOR & CAMPING H18 71

STENÖ HAVSBAD & CAMPING X9 132

STOCKEN CAMPING O26 86

STOCKHOLM SWECAMP FLOTTSBRO B21 108

STORFORSENS CAMPING BD14 147

STORSANDS CAMPING Y30 139

STORSTRAND KURSGÅRD BD13 147

STORÄNGENS CAMPING, STUGOR & OUTDOOR S22 122

STRANDSTUVIKENS HAVSBAD & CAMPING D10 111

STRÖMSUNDS CAMPING Z3 140

STÄLLPLATS LERUM O35 89

STÖDE CAMPING Y39 139

SUDERSAND RESORT I1 100

SVEGS CAMPING Z32 142

SÄLSTENS CAMPING Y21 138

SÄRNA CAMPING W32 129

SÄVSJÖ CAMPING F26 66

SÖLJE CAMPING S61 124

SÖRFJÄRDENS CAMPING X19 133

SÖRÄLGENS CAMPING T11 125

TINGSRYD RESORT G8 66

TOBISVIKS CAMPING L14 54

TOFTA CAMPING I7 101

TORSBY CAMPING S21 122

TRELLEBORG STRAND CAMPING M11 57

TROLLHÄTTANS CAMPING CITY P7 92

TROSA HAVSBAD & CAMPING D12 112

TYRISLÖT CAMPING E23 105

TÅNGA HEDS CAMPING P32 93

TÄTTÖ HAVSBAD & CAMPING H45 70

UNDA CAMPING O30 87

URSAND RESORT & CAMPING P6 92

VADSTENA CAMPING E9 103

VALDEMARSVIKS GÄSTHAMN & STÄLLPLATSER E14 104

VALJEVIKENS CAMPING K21 63

VALLENS CAMPING BD81 148

VALLSNÄS CAMPING N28 79

VALSJÖBYNS CAMPING Z59 143

VILDMARKSCENTER SYSSLEBÄCKS CAMPING & KLARÄLVSBYN S36 123

VILLA BJÖRKHAGEN F6 64

VILSHÄRADS CAMPING N13 78

VILSTA CAMPING & STUGBY ESKILSTUNA D3 110

VIMMERBY CAMPING, NOSSENBADEN H4 69

VINDELFORSARNAS CAMPING AC13 144

VISBY STRANDBY - NORDERSTRANDS CAMPING I5 101

VITA SANDARS CAMPING P13 90

VIVSTAVARVSTJÄRNS CAMPING Y24 138

VÅLÅGÅRDENS VÄRDSHUS & CAMPING Z35 142

VÄNNÄS CAMPING AC47 145

VÄRNAMO CAMPING PROSTSJÖN F10 66

VÄRNÄS CAMPING S1 120

VÄSTERVIK RESORT H3 68

VÄSTRA KAJEN CAMPING

WAXHOLMS CAMPING B6 107

WIGGERSVIKS CAMPING O19 85

WIKEGÅRDS H67 75

GUIDE FOR THE CAMPSITE PRESENTATION

The following is an example of how a campsite may be presented:

A4 HÖGA ÅSENS CAMPING

COTTAGES

Höga Åsens Camping offers a range of accommodation from simpler camping cabins with bunkbeds to fully equipped cottages next to the sea with separate bedrooms, shower/wc and a terrace.

For more luxury we also have new glamping tents that offer extra everything.

★★★★★ MAP PAGE 153:F7

• Family campsite • Padel court • Pool area

Open 16/4-21/9

Pitches/Seasonal 100/- Cottages/Rooms 70/-

Contact

Campingvägen 32, 222 71 LUND

046-23 52 50 info@camping.se www.camping.se

1 Member code (county letter followed by member ID)

2 Name of campsite

3 Number of stars

4 Reference to map pages.

5 Environmental symbol – the campsite is certified according to one of Sweden’s approved environmental certifications.

6 The campsite offers guests with Camping Key Europe a discount at certain times.

Can be booked online

Suitable for use by disabled persons

Defibrillator

Laundry facilities

Family shower/WC

Water/sewage connection

Pump-out service for wastetank

EV charging station

Oven

Microwave

Höga Åsens Camping is a quiet family campsite set in a recreational area with its own beach. At our campsite you can swim, fish, cycle, hike or just relax. Kids activities include a kids´club, playground and ice cream buffet. And if you need a break from the sun and swimming, just jump on the bus to Stockholm for sightseeing, shopping and entertainment. Welcome!

7 Open – some campsites have cottages that can be booked year-round, even if the rest of the campsite is closed. For campsites that are open year-round, it is recommended that guests double-check exact opening hours before arrival during the off-peak season.

8 Many campsites offer other types of accommodation than just camping pitches. Number of cottages can vary from fully equipped cottages, apartments or static caravans with shower and WC to simpler cabins with access to a service building for shower and WC. Number of rooms may mean that there are rooms with a hostel- or hotel-standard that are available to book.

9 Contact and address information.

10 Campsite presentation.

11 A short list of what the campsite would like to present. There are more activities and facilities at the campsite than what there is room for here.

12 The QR code takes you to the campsite’s location at Camping.se, where you can find more information and booking options.

13 Additional presentation of the campsite’s cottages. PRICES

Prices are not included in the campsites’ presentations since many campsites have different prices depending on the season, size of the pitch/cottage and physical

placement within the campsite. Some cottages/apartments are only rented by the week during peak season. Individual campsites are responsible for their own

Quick Stop possibility to stay for a shorter period of time, 21:00-09:00, for travellers who only want to sleep in a safe environment, fill their water and empty the latrine.

prices. For more information about the campsites and possibility to book, please visit Camping.se/en.

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✓High lid with thermometer

✓Foldable stand with wheels