The approach is terrible. The roads are very narrow for an 8-meter motorhome. The route involves roads with a 3.5-ton weight limit. For me (4.6 tons), it's practically impassable. I ignored it, but when I saw a height restriction sign of 2.80 meters on the destination street (mine is 2.98 meters high), I turned around in frustration and looked for another parking spot. The GPS wouldn't give me any alternative routes.

A beautiful campsite, plenty of space, with and without electricity. A gravel path runs through the site, with grass pitches to the left and right. Payment is best in cash, with an envelope, license plate number, and the date. Unfortunately, payment is otherwise only possible via PayPal. This system, of all things, why not a credit card? Hence the point deduction.

A nice asphalt parking space with ample space, water and waste disposal, and 16A electricity are available and included in the price. The 12 spaces fill up quickly, so arriving early is a must to secure a spot.

Meanwhile, on July 1, 2025, it was a whopping 400 SEK per night. Many campsite operators are going crazy these days. They're asking for prices for 70 to 80 square meters of meadow or field that are mind-boggling. At least this is a nice site with electricity, waste disposal, water, etc. But it's still a steep price.

A beautiful site, very friendly and helpful owner, quiet location, and beautiful hiking and cycling trails. 150 SEK/night including electricity. The owner makes and sells great items from recycled plastic. The site is worth a stay. A restaurant is nearby, a 10-minute walk away.

Parking space at the marina, outside of town, in a quiet location on a gravel lot. Electricity columns are available. The cost is as advertised: 100 SEK in high season, 75 SEK in low season. Payment is a problem. Only possible via Swish; you need a Swedish account. Card payments are only accepted at two offices, but where are they? None of the posted phone numbers work, so no payment is possible.

This is a site that offers mostly solid wooden cabins for accommodation. When I saw the price for campervans at reception—450 NOK per night—I had no further questions and drove on immediately.

There is no parking space here. It is a residential street with a wide parking strip on the left. There is nothing else.