Summer is here and it's time to go camping! If you have a motorhome, you can of course choose pitches or free camping, but sometimes it can be nice to visit a traditional campsite. Many campsites are located close to nature with nice swimming pools. Here are ten fine campsites in Sweden that are suitable for summer holidays, presented from north to south in our elongated country. Do you have a favourite campsite that you would like to recommend?
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1. Pite Havsbad, Piteå.
For those who want a large, luxurious campsite, combined with northern nature. At the Pite sea baths there are restaurants, amusement parks, a water park and an artificial sun terrace. If you pay for it, you can get cable TV on the plot.
2. Gullvik's sea baths, Örnsköldsvik.
At the beautiful Höga kusten you will find the nature-oriented campsite. Gullvik sea baths. There are sea baths with a sandy beach and a jetty. You can also take boat trips out to Ulvön.
3. Rullsands Havsbad, Gävle.
As the name suggests, there is a nice sandy beach at the Rullsands camping. At the far end of it you will find a nude pool. Within walking distance is a small pub, where live bands sometimes play.
4. Tällbergs camping, Siljan
Tällberg campsite has a beautiful location close to nature on the shores of Lake Siljan. Here you can swim at the campsite's own jetty, hire a rowing boat or go fishing.
5. Gålö Havsbad, Haninge
Not far from Stockholm you will find Gålö sea baths, where it is close to the forest, sea, cliffs and nice walking paths. During the summer there is also a restaurant.
6. Hjälmaregården, Läppe
The location on the southern shore of Hjälmaren is very nice. There is a restaurant, café, crazy golf and boat hire. Hjälmaregården also organises conferences and camps.
7. Malmköpings camping, Malmköping
Malmköping campsite is a large and well-maintained campsite with many caravans with tents that are set up all summer. There is a nice lake and a very nice service house, with crystal chandelier ...
8. Eköns camping, Gryt
Eköns camping is a large campsite with a beautiful waterfront location. Seasonal campers and Germans travelling through are here. There is a new service centre and a restaurant.
9. Lysingsbadet, Västervik
A huge campsite with 900 pitches, and at the same time fantastic nature with small rocky islands with bridges in between. at Lysing bath there is also a swimming pool, a gym, an arena where artists perform and a nice adventure golf course.
10. Sonjas camping, Öland
Sonja's campsite is a nice family campsite in Löttorp, at the northern end of Öland. There is miniature golf, a pool for children, a small restaurant and a nice beach. Within cycling distance you will find the restaurant Lammet and Grisen.
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Anna i Qatar says:
Eh.... where the hell is Skåne?
I don't like this list.
Regards
Wounded citizen of Helsinki
07 June 2014 - 16:16
Ditte says:
Thanks for the nice list! Many campsites also have cottages for rent, which could be relevant for us. And maybe, who knows, we'll rent a motorhome on occasion. We have visited many places physically, but not campsites.
I would also like to take this opportunity to wish you a happy Whitsun Eve. Maybe you will get a little break....
07 June 2014 - 19:08
admin says:
Anna in Qatar, haha, we haven't been to any campsite in Skåne... so it was difficult to write about anyone then... But I'm also a Scanian from the beginning... lived my first 14 years there (Lund).
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Ditte, there are often cabins on campsites, both in Sweden and Europe. So it works to travel by regular car too! And thanks for the same. We are mostly working right now, we will tell you soon!
07 June 2014 - 22:52
Annika says:
GOD what beautiful campsites there are!!! Understand that you at Freedom visited lots of them!
I used to camp a lot on Gotland, we loved Sudersands Camping!!!
But the best thing was probably to pitch your tent on desert beaches...
Oh how I can miss it.
I've never camped in the US, although I think the campsites are often very nice (I don't know if that's the case, I should add) - I've probably seen a few too many horror films, haha.
If I were to camp here I would prefer to do it in an RV!!!
10 June 2014 - 15:30
admin says:
Annika, many campsites are very beautiful, and often by the sea or lakes! Tents can be cosy if the weather is good, but... motorhomes are more comfortable... and much better when it rains!
🙂
10 June 2014 - 23:02