No campers allowed

This isn't the best place for a good night's sleep. The traffic is noisy, and it starts at 5:00 a.m. However, the RV shop is excellent, with reasonable prices. You can also buy a new RV here, and those prices are also good.

At 4:45 a.m., a municipal employee begins cleaning around the site. It's very noisy. Shortly after I take a photo, he stops and quickly drives away. Not a pleasant place.

Space for one campervan. There's a sign indicating that one campervan is allowed here. No facilities. Beautiful view.

If you arrive early, there's room for three or four campers. A lovely, quiet spot with a beautiful view and a good swimming spot. During the day, it's mostly locals and day trippers, and I really enjoyed my stay here.

This is a nice camper spot, right on the grass. There are two signs, "No parking on the grass," below which is written that the landowner allows you to park there. They also state that a procedure is underway (to change the zoning plan), so until the procedure is officially completed, it is officially prohibited (but tolerated). There is a craft center and a small harbor with shops geared towards tourism. Public toilets are available.

The view is beautiful. Sleeping is difficult, as it's located on a 30km road where speeding is common in the evenings and at night. Furthermore, every hour after midnight, one or two cars pull into the parking lot with music blaring and then stay there for a while with the engine running. Even with earplugs in, I'm awake all night.

Bad place for a good night's sleep, located along the main regional road, speed 50 km/h, in the evening and at night the traffic goes at least 50. Lots of trucks.

Gravel parking lot along the road. No amenities.

Public parking. Trash containers 100 meters away.

Here you're in the middle of the wilderness. Two clean toilets and trash cans.

Wild camping, not a campervan site. Not a quiet spot, with traffic noise that you can clearly hear despite the waterfall. It's also a place where locals stop, so there's no peace and quiet. The only positive I saw was a gas station with a restaurant 200 meters away where you can get a plate of fries.

Parking on grass. Nice camper site, 5 public restrooms, and a swimming area along Klarelve. There are garbage containers and even a small water fountain. Shop 2 km away. And everything is kept clean by village volunteers.

A quiet spot in a peaceful village, nestled among beautiful nature and lakes. There's room for four campers. There are no amenities.

The parking lot was fairly full until late afternoon, but there was still room to park. After the day trippers left, we were there with six campers. Wonderfully quiet, beautiful surroundings, and a lovely park. There's a restroom. Highly recommended.

The parking lot is located between a railway line and a road, so you can hear trains and traffic. 7km of cycle paths to Linkoping town center. A 24-hour McDonald's is 4km away.

Great location, next to the main road. We didn't experience much traffic. There are two pizzerias next to each other, and a supermarket nearby. There are no campervan facilities, and the maximum parking is 24 hours. Space for 4 or 5 campervans/caravans.

This campervan site doesn't exist. Not at this location. I've been to the area, and the road in the photo doesn't match the roads in that area; it's just gravel roads. The photo shows a paved road, which doesn't match this location. My advice: remove this site before others spend hours driving around looking for nothing.

There's no room for a campervan here during the day. I arrived at 2:00 PM, and the parking lot was packed.

Functional, with a place to empty the wastewater tank and water available to fill the water tank. Electricity is available, but you'll need an RFID tag. The view isn't great, and there's a stone/gravel company nearby, which you can hear.

Nice place. There are now 4 campers, it is now close together. View of the sea, walking through the meadows along the coast.