Writer: Helena Bergström
Updated: October 2026 | Ängsö camping is located on Lake Mälaren between Västerås and Enköping, near Ängsö nature reserve. We visited the campsite with a camper van in the spring of 2012 and enjoyed our first outdoor meal of the year. There are campsites with and without electricity, beaches and opportunities for excursions in the surrounding area.
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Spring sun and camper life by the water
During our visit, it was quiet at the campsite. The sun was shining and we were able to sit outside for a few hours in the afternoon. After the winter, it felt extra nice to pull out the outdoor furniture and eat outside again.
We thought the campsite was nicely located by the water and spent our stay just taking it easy. We haven't been back since 2012, and the photos in the report are from that visit.

Campsites and service
According to its website, Ängsö camping has 180 electric pitches as well as areas for camping without electricity. There are two service buildings with toilets, showers, a laundry room, a latrine emptying facility and a kitchen for washing up and simple cooking.
The area also has two shallow beaches, a playground, mini golf and barbecue areas. During high season, a mini-market and catering are offered.
The campsite is stated to be open year-round, but the range of services varies with the season. According to the booking information, campsites are only booked on the same day, from 9 am. Check the current conditions on the Ängsö camping website before visiting.
Excursions from the campsite
Nearby there are hiking trails in Ängsö Nature Reserve and Engsö Castle, which we have visited and written a separate report about.
READ MORE: Engsö Castle outside Västerås – castle environment and ghost stories
If you want to take a trip to Västerås, we have also collected our tips for attractions and experiences there.
READ MORE: Things to do in Västerås – our tips for experiences and attractions

Good to know about Ängsö camping
- Location: By Lake Mälaren between Västerås and Enköping.
- Locations: Camping with and without electricity.
- Service: Toilets, showers, laundry, kitchen and latrine emptying.
- In the area: Beaches, playground, mini golf and seasonal dining.
- Open: All year round, with varying service during the seasons.
- Our visit: Spring 2012. The pictures are from that stay.
READ MORE: Campsites and pitches in Västmanland












Elisabeth says:
Looks lovely. We'll probably take the premiere trip next weekend. Have fun!
24 March 2012 - 20:51
Lennart says:
There's something about the premiere!
Good weather too!
Enjoy!
24 March 2012 - 20:52
Lars Permelin says:
It's nice to start the season with sunshine and warmth. It's important, as we do, to take advantage of these beautiful moments.
24 March 2012 - 22:55
Frankie & Co says:
"It should be good to live..."
25 March 2012 - 10:43
admin says:
Elisabeth, not bad at all! Hope you have a nice trip next weekend!
Lennart, yes it is! Really nice weather, although the air is still quite chilly.
Lars Permelin, it's important to make the most of the good times! And sun and heat are not spoilt in this country ...
😉
Frankie & Co, indeed! Hope to see a picture of the new wonder soon!
🙂
25 March 2012 - 16:32
Roger says:
The first trip was the last weekend in January, then a fricamp at Ängsö car park at the castle. next weekend Norrköping, Easter it will be by tradition Grisslehamn, with a boat trip on Easter Eve.
26 March 2012 - 9:13
Ulrika says:
Ängsö is usually a good premiere campsite! We have been there several times, most recently last autumn. When it is low season, the owners want you to call BEFORE you arrive so they are prepared for the arrival, something I ALWAYS forget and therefore call when we are at the gate. And EVERY time she says that they have the lobster in the oven and had to cancel their dinner ........ Either they are doing a waltz or they eat lobster very often .... What do you think? 🙂
26 March 2012 - 12:25
admin says:
Roger, also Ängsö (even if it was fricamp)! And plans for the coming weekends we hear!
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Ulrika, yes, it was an excellent and cosy campsite! Now it feels very sad to tell you that the owner apparently recently passed away. The owner was not on site when we were there, but campers who were there over the season did what they could to help with payment and keep order.
26 March 2012 - 14:27
annelie berg says:
Oh, how nice to sit outside in the spring sun!
26 March 2012 - 22:41
helga says:
That looks lovely!
27 March 2012 - 16:42