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First Camp Råå Vallar in Helsingborg is a fantastic campsite that offers holiday experiences with beaches, pools, activities and lots of excursions.
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We have finally updated our list of campsites! Our list of campsites and pitches in Sweden has unfortunately been mistreated for quite some time, but now it's back in order. We hope to offer some tips and inspiration!
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Ödevata gårdshotell in Småland is a cosy, simple and natural hotel, where you are also welcome to bring your camper van. What fascinated us most about this place was the owners' commitment to sustainability and saving the world. Read this and get inspired!
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Höganäs is located in north-west Skåne, on the Kullen peninsula, and is probably for most people strongly associated with ceramics. This is also a pleasant coastal community surrounded by dramatic scenery, cosy holiday resorts and thriving Swedish vineyards.
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Råå is a charming old fishing village in southern Helsingborg. Today, it is a picturesque coastal community with a boat harbour, beach, restaurants, camping and nice pitches for motorhomes.
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The site in Valdemarsvik's guest harbour - this was the last stop on our month-long motorhome trip in southern Sweden. This site is beautifully located and has very good service.
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Noor's Castle is a wooden Carolingian castle in Knivsta, Uppland. It may be a very small and perhaps unassuming castle, but the ground has been trodden by important people such as Karl XI, Verner von Heidenstam and Steve Jobs. Once upon a time there was also an impressively grand baroque garden.
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Sundbyholm Castle has a history as a monastery and royal estate. Today you can come here for hotel accommodation, conferences and weddings, but you can also come here to visit Sundbyholm's guest harbour. There is a nice parking space for motorhomes.
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Dals Långed is a small town along the Dalsland Canal. We did not have high expectations, but were surprised by idyllic lakes, charming locks and a village that lives thanks to initiative and a school for handicrafts.
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Stegeborg is located about 20 kilometres from Söderköping, and here you will find, among other things, a castle ruin from the 13th century. There is also a marina, a harbour restaurant, a garden hotel, a caravan park and an airfield for those who prefer to arrive in their own aircraft.
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