We were given a pre-booked spot (for one night) next to the service building and the waste containers. A real family campsite, so lots of small children and very noisy. The sanitary facilities were very neat and clean. There's only a 3-minute shower limit per person per booked night, and you always need a pass to enter the service building. A decent campsite, but not for us.

A decent campsite. Most pitches aren't level, making it difficult to camp with a tent. The sanitary facilities are outdated and not very clean. Friendly staff and a large camping shop with a wide selection of clothes. The campsite itself is relatively quiet, but it's located near an event site, so you can hear the music clearly. If you walk a bit further from the campsite, you'll have a beautiful view of the lake and the lights of Jönköping, especially in the evening.

Beautiful, large campsite with spacious pitches. We spent two nights there with our tent on a spacious pitch before catching the ferry to Kristiansand. The sanitary facilities were clean and modern. The campsite was remarkably quiet considering its size. It's about a 20-minute walk from the beach. It's a great campsite for exploring the area for a few days. A visit to the lighthouse and the adjacent bunkers is worthwhile.

Friendly staff, the sanitary facilities are dated but clean. You can get fresh bread rolls in the morning at the shop. The campsite is located on a small lake where you can swim, but there are no facilities. You have to go through a small opening in the reeds to reach the open water. We spent one night there with a tent on a field without designated pitches. The field is literally 10 meters from a busy main road.