Great spot to park. You can get right to the water. The P is a bit uneven, though, so you have to find the right position. Something that hasn't been mentioned yet is that you're right next to a windmill. And you can hear it clearly; it sounds a bit like highway noise.

Great place to stay. However, if you're from the far north, like us, this is right in the city. You can occasionally hear the nearby factory and the road that runs alongside it. The lake and the setting sun make up for it, though. They also have a nice fire pit.

Great spot! Yes, it's a bit muddy, and you do need to look carefully when driving in, but it's doable. Don't turn too much in the mud. You can hear the road, but it's not distracting. So definitely recommended!

What a fantastic spot! This is a real gem. It's a community-run camper site. The site has picnic tables, electricity, Wi-Fi, and a super-clean campfire area with a hut so you can stay warm and dry. A service building with laundry and drying facilities, a shower, toilet, and sauna is just 100 meters away. You can pay with cash or PayPal. And if you need wood, email Thoresson, and his son will bring it!

Reindeer sighting!!! The P at this spot is fine, but there are several nicer spots. Turn left before the P or continue straight ahead. You'll then be among the blueberries and reindeer moss. In the morning, we were greeted by a small herd of reindeer! So take your time, look around, and go for a walk. Just make sure to keep your dog on a leash, otherwise the reindeer will leave.

A nice place to stop, but unfortunately not accessible for a campervan, so we had to choose plan B. At the beginning of the road, there's a sign saying "No campervans allowed."