Updated: October 2026 | Malmköpings Bad och Camping is beautifully situated by Lake Hosjön in Sörmland, with a swimming area, green areas and walking distance to Malmköpings city centre. We have been here with our camper van both on sunny summer days and on a chilly autumn weekend. We appreciated the lakeside location and the nice service houses on both visits – even though the autumn stay also offered a little adventure in the mud…
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Our visits to Malmköpings camping
During our summer visit, we were greeted by classic camping life: caravans, awnings, outdoor furniture and flower pots. It was noticeable that many had made themselves at home for a longer stay. We ourselves came with the camper for a short weekend and took the opportunity to sit outside and enjoy the sun. With the swimming area close by and nice service houses, it was easy to enjoy ourselves.

When we returned in the fall, the atmosphere was different. It was much calmer, and despite the sunshine, warm jackets were needed for the walk along the lake. Afterwards, it was nice to crawl back into the camper. Two different kinds of camping weekends, in the same place!

Nice location by Lake Hosjön
The location by Lake Hosjön is one of the campsite's great advantages. During the summer you can combine your stay with swimming and relaxing by the water, while the beach environment is also suitable for walks during other parts of the year.

Hosjöbadet is located directly adjacent to the campsite. It has jetties and an accessibility ramp. There is also a special bathing area for dogs.

Of course, swimming wasn't the main attraction on our autumn visit. Instead, we walked along the shore and enjoyed the view. The lake was beautiful even when the temperature required the warmest jacket.



Service houses as we remember
We appreciated the service houses during our visits. During the autumn weekend we stood near a heated and cozy service house, where there was even a crystal chandelier. A slightly unexpected detail that we still remember!
According to the campsite's current information, there are toilets, showers, a kitchen and washing-up areas, as well as a laundry room. There are also family bathrooms and accessible facilities.
The campsite offers several types of sites, including lakeside camping sites and dedicated RV sites. There are both bookable and drop-in sites, and several of the site categories have 10 A electrical connections.

Swimming, activities and excursions
Those who want to do more than sit outside their campervan have several options. The campsite describes adventure golf, a playground, boules and beach volleyball as well as boat, canoe and pedal boat rentals. The range and availability may vary with the season.
There is also a restaurant and café on site. Check current opening hours before your visit, especially if you are coming outside the summer season.

Walk into Malmköping
The center of Malmköping is within walking distance of the campsite, making it easy to leave your campervan and walk in to discover the town's older surroundings, shops and cafés.
There are also forest and green areas around the campsite with walking and hiking opportunities. It's a great place to combine your camping stay with some exercise.

Ride the museum tram
A special excursion tip is the museum tram in Malmköping. The trams operate between Malmköping and Hosjö during parts of the year, and there are stops next to the camping area.
It can be a nice addition to your stay. Check the current timetable before your visit, as traffic is seasonal.
When we got stuck in the mud
Our autumn visit also offered an experience we would have liked to have done without. We arrived just before closing and chose a spot in the dark. The ground turned out to be too soft. When we tried to drive the camper onto the leveling blocks, we noticed that we were stuck. The wheels sank into the mud and the car leaned even more.

Luckily, we got help from the campsite's owner at the time, who came with a four-wheel drive car and a tow rope. We also found the camper's towing eye in a hatch by the driver's seat. With their help, we were able to get out pretty quickly.

It became a lesson to take with you for future autumn trips: be sure to ask for a place with firm ground when the ground is wet, and check the place before you drive in – especially in the dark.

Good to know about Malmköping's swimming and camping
- Address: Förrådsgatan 15, Malmköping, in the municipality of Flen.
- Location: By Lake Hosjön, within walking distance of Malmköping city center.
- Opening period: The campsite is stated to be open year-round. The reception has reduced opening hours outside the summer season, so please contact the campsite before arriving during the low season.
- Accommodation: Places for campers, caravans and tents as well as cabins and hostel rooms.
- Location selection: There are different pitch categories. Check the ground, electricity and location when booking.
- Dog: Dogs are welcome, and there is a special dog bath by the lake. Please follow the campsite's rules for dogs in the area.
- Booking and prices: See Malmköpings Bad & Camping for current prices, booking, service and opening hours.
For us, Malmköping has worked out well for both a sunny summer weekend and a quieter autumn stay. The proximity to the lake is something we appreciate regardless of the season – although we are now a little more careful about where we park the camper when the ground is wet!













Bosse och Gerd says:
Hello "winter" campers !
Now that it's light outside, we see where you should stand next time you go to Malmköpings camping - near the lake on one of the pitches that are graveled for heavy motorhomes with a large lawn for e.g. chairs and tables directly outside the motorhome.
This should be the case on all campsites, we think - in Germany you'll find plenty of pitches that are designed in this way.
We wish you a nice weekend !
Bosse and Gerd in Södertälje.
13 October 2012 - 14:57
Dosiss says:
But you're not far from the places I visited last weekend: Eskilstuna and Rockelstad Castle.
13 October 2012 - 15:20
FANTASY DINING-En blogg om temaretauranger och resor says:
It's still cosy with less people on the campsite.
13 October 2012 - 16:09
admin says:
Bosse and Gerd, we saw those places when we were out walking. Then we just said that it would have been perfect to stand there!
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Dosiss, not so far away perhaps. I haven't heard of Rockelstad Castle!?
13 October 2012 - 17:23
Ditte says:
How cozy to, a little spontaneously, set off on a motorhome trip like this on the edge of autumn. A nice break from everyday life!
Just hope you get out of the mud....
13 October 2012 - 22:55
Frankie & Co says:
Hello folks, we hope you get out of the mud and expect a post with the outcome that you arrived safe and sound at home! Rain on you!
14 October 2012 - 9:36
admin says:
Ditte, yes, that's what's so nice about a motorhome! You don't have to go very far, but it still feels a bit like a holiday...?
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Frankie & Co, well we certainly hope so too...!
😉
14 October 2012 - 10:38
Ninni och husbilen Hjulius med på ett hörn says:
Lovely! Yes, it is nice to motorhome a little even if it is autumnal and a little cold. Lovely pictures spec the last one there with all the leaves on the awning roof.
20 October 2012 - 21:28