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Paid 250.- for 2 nights with camper and dog. Dogs are allowed on the dog beach, but otherwise there are no designated walking areas. Sanitary facilities were excellent. In our lane, there were families who set up a long table together on the road for breakfast and dinner. If you had to pass by, they would sigh and push it aside. The spots were spacious enough to sit together. Pebble beach, great for stand-up paddleboarding and snorkeling. We thought it was beautiful, but expensive and busy/crowded.

Friendly staff at the reception. The pitch was sufficiently spacious. The sanitary facilities are at the end of their lifespan. The cleaners do their best with the toilets, but they are too old. The showers are broken. Besides the shower head, a stream of water was also coming out of a hole in the wall. The walls are covered in limescale. Showered in a swimsuit and left quickly. The swimming pool is large, busy, and dated, but still nice on a hot day. A golf course surrounds the campsite. Many regular guests.

Nice place to stay overnight while passing through. You can walk straight into nature from the spot. It is just outside the village. In the evening, football was being played on the nearby field, but all the players arrived on foot or by bike. The grounds next to it are not pretty, but that didn't bother us. We had all the windows open because of the heat, but weren't woken up by the train.

Mid-August, off-season for the Swedes. Paid 76 for two nights, swimming pool was free. Unlimited showers. Campsite was half empty and many seasonal pitches were being demolished. Must be very busy in high season. Perfect for us in the off-season! Sanitary facilities are great, beach is beautiful, Ica on the campsite, order food via the app. Everything is there, fitness equipment, dog field, SUP rental, swimming pool with slides. Taking your bike is handy if you stand on the back.

The location is beautiful. The lake invites you to swim, paddle board etc. We stayed 2 nights at camper site 27A. That is (still) a nice spacious spot with a view of the lake (through the trees). You sit almost all day in the shelter of the trees, so sun worshippers are better off standing behind them on the field. Right in front of the spot is a fire pit. Behind the spot is a service building with toilets, showers, sauna, kitchen and washing machines.

Great campsite that is often used as a transit campsite. Stayed for 1 night, with a beautiful view of the water and the bridge. Sanitary facilities a bit dated, but fine. You can walk straight from the campsite onto the beach!

This CP appears to have been discontinued. There is a corona test tent and the signs that can be seen in the photos have been removed. So we drove on.

Nice place for an overnight stay. We were the 3rd camper when we arrived around 1:30 PM. power connection 4 was already occupied, but stubborn as we are, we tried another. Connection is somewhat corroded, but with some prying and sliding the power connection. 1 it's fine too. Kids swam in the municipal pool next to the CP. Busy in the evenings, campers were everywhere. Had a quiet night. V/E will pass you on the way to cp. Behind wooden shed.