Writer: Helena Bergström
Updated: October 2026 | Bredsands camping in Enköping is beautifully situated by Lake Mälaren, close to a sandy beach, walks and swimming. We have been here several times with our camper, both for relaxing weekends and for an overnight stay on the way home. What we especially appreciate is the location by the water and the relaxed environment.
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Bredsands camping – nice location by Lake Mälaren
Sometimes a motorhome trip doesn't have to be very long. For us, who live in Stockholm, Bredsand has been a nice alternative when we wanted to get away for a weekend without driving too far.

The campsite is located at Bredsandsbadet, about five kilometers south of Enköping city center. Here you can combine camping life with beach walks and walks, or take a bike ride into town.

On our previous visits we have pitched on grass, with Lake Mälaren close by. Some of the pitches sloped towards the water, so the levelling blocks came in handy. Above all we have enjoyed being able to sit outside the camper and enjoy the surroundings.

Campsites and service
Bredsands camping has places for campers, caravans and tents. For campers there are options with and without electricity, and some of the places without electricity are located close to the water. There are also cabins and hostels for those who come without their own accommodation.

The range of services includes toilets, showers, a shared kitchen, a dishwashing room, a laundry room and a sauna. WiFi is available at the reception and service buildings, but does not cover the entire camping area.
For campervan travelers, there is a greywater disposal and latrine room as well as an automatic station for emptying and cleaning toilet cassettes.


Sandy beach and activities in Bredsand
When the weather is inviting for swimming, it is of course a big plus to have the beach so close. Bredsandsbadet has a long sandy beach, jetties and diving towers. There is also a beach volleyball court, playground and outdoor gym.
The campsite has adventure golf with small buildings that connect to Enköping. If you want to get out on Lake Mälaren, there are opportunities to rent a kayak or canoe. During the summer season, Fritidsbanken also has a loaner for sports and leisure equipment in Bredsand.
We ourselves have often come here to relax. A moment in the sun, something good to eat and a free afternoon can be more than enough for a successful motorhome weekend.


Walking and hiking on Bredsandsslingan
If you want to go for a longer walk, there is the Bredsandsslingan, which is part of the Upplandsleden Trail. The trail goes through forest and open agricultural landscape and also offers views of Lake Mälaren.
The entire loop via Fageruddsåsens nature reserve is 15 kilometers long and can be started in Bredsand or at Gånstastugan. From Gånsta there are also shorter options of 6 and 10 kilometers. The ten-kilometer loop goes down to Bredsand and back.

Food and shop at the campsite
According to the campsite's official website, there is the Bredsand restaurant, a kitchen and bar, an unmanned grocery store and a small campsite shop in the reception. During the summer there is also a kiosk. Check the current opening hours before your visit, as the range and staffing may vary with the season.
We have often cooked our own meals in the camper. During one of our weekends here, we had a real seafood dinner with mussels au gratin with herb and garlic butter, boiled crab and salmon pâté. Just the kind of thing that makes a weekend off a little extra wonderful!

Our motorhome holidays and the return visit in 2024
Bredsand has also been the location for an early campervan premiere. Then we could sit outside and have a barbecue dinner, even though we had to keep our jackets on. Later we moved into the campervan for a continued pleasant evening with the family.
When we returned in 2024, we traveled together with our South African friends. We wanted to avoid coming home to the houseboat late at night and therefore chose to spend the night in Bredsand on the way.
That time it was incredibly cold and windy, so we didn't get many photos. But we still thought the campsite was nice and once again appreciated the beautiful location by Lake Mälaren.

Good to know about Bredsands camping
- Location: By Lake Mälaren, about five kilometers south of the center of Enköping.
- Address: Bredsandsvägen 22, Enköping.
- Open: Year-round, with varying staffing.
- Arrival: Self-check-in is available when the reception is unmanned. Follow the campsite's current instructions.
- Accommodation: Places for campers, caravans and tents as well as cottages and hostels.
- Dog: Dogs are welcome and must be kept on a leash. There is a special dog bath at the far end of the beach.
- Booking and prices: See Bredsands bad och camping's official website for current information.
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Just Another Crazy Blonde - With Just Another Stupid Blog says:
I was reading BredBands Camping and wondered why you were writing 😉 *laughs* 😉 .
Have a great weekend! 🙂
17 September 2011 - 13:06
Leena says:
Mmmmm.... it looks delicious mussels and crabs :)
We relax by the car, take a dip in the Mediterranean and a spaghetti frutti de mare will be..... little bike rides in the surroundings will also be. This trip is just too lazy so then it will only be known places where we know we can enjoy and relax.
17 September 2011 - 13:15
admin says:
Just Another Crazy Blonde, a little computer damaged maybe...? But who isn't?
😉 😉
Broadband camping sounds like a really high tech campsite. Often the Internet works a little shaky on the cheaper campsites, so it might be something!
😉
Leena, it was very good too! And there will be more tonight!
🙂
Sounds like a very nice trip! Sometimes you want a little adventure and experience new things, but sometimes it's nice to just relax! That's what we try to do on these weekend trips too, even though it might be a little colder in the water here....
😉
17 September 2011 - 19:13
Agneta says:
it looks so damn good, my weekend does not consist of a motorhome trip, we are at home and just take it easy
17 September 2011 - 22:08
Peter Olofsson says:
Hello Freedomtravel gang! The Loovemachine Olofssons here!
Looks lovely! We have used our motorhome so little this summer that algae grew around the window, disaster.
Changed jobs, the children moved away from home and Little Miss a bit cranky this summer has meant that we did not travel as much as we wanted!
Barcelona next summer is booked, but next week we go to the book fair in Gothenburg. Hopefully we will be a group of motorhomes in the car park that can hold the "positions". Because what is better than buying the books on site and then lie down and read "at home"!
Looks good by the way!
Have a nice continued weekend!
Hugs from Oumberlige Peter and PocketHexan!
18 September 2011 - 10:25
Ingela says:
How good the food looked! Got so hungry.
18 September 2011 - 11:04
admin says:
Peter Olofsson, a trip to Barcelona sounds wonderful! I've never been to Barcelona, unfortunately, but I've heard a lot of positive things. A trip to the book fair wouldn't be bad either! We usually read a lot when we are out with the motorhome, especially for Peter. He can open a new book in the morning and not put it down until he's finished. Our favourites from this summer are "Mr Clarinet" by Nick Stone (Peter) and "Even Silence Has an End" by Ingrid Betancourt (Helena).
Greet the wife and hope you have a good weekend and a nice weekend in Gothenburg!
18 September 2011 - 11:37
Snobben & Co says:
We took the car on a sunny Friday and headed to go:teborg to visit my father's grave, eat Indian food at Bombay, Saturday we tried Styr&Ställ cycling (how fun, incredibly smooth and... we ended up before an environmental demonstration on a _bike_) and today Sunday we headed to Nääs castle in Floda and got an absolutely fantastic guided tour as we were the only visitors!
Speaking of books, I actually have some sadness... last weekend I read the absolutely wonderful 'The Hundred Year Old Who Stepped Out of the Window and Disappeared' by Jonas Jonasson!
That was our weekend, also the first completely free in the motorhome since the holidays ended.
18 September 2011 - 18:47