Camping
In Småland, camping means staying close to nature – often by a lake or in a bay. The choice is up to you: peace and quiet, or a wide range of activities that will please the whole family?
Västervik Resort
The five star Västervik Resort in the middle of Västervik’s archipelago is one of Sweden’s largest camping sites with fun activities for both young and old, such as fishing, adventure swimming bath…
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The five star Västervik Resort in the middle of Västervik’s archipelago is one of Sweden’s largest camping sites with fun activities for both young and old, such as fishing, adventure swimming baths, playgrounds, water slides, entertainment, and much more. Everyone will find something to do here!
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Camping is for everyone
In Småland, camping means getting up close and personal with nature. There are more than 60 campsites throughout the region, ranging from resorts to unpowered campgrounds with simple facilities. Here are some tips for some of Småland’s all campings,ask your local tourist office for further tips and information.
First Camp Gunnarsö
First Camp Gunnarsö enjoys a scenic location by the Kalmar Strait, 3 km southeast of the centre of Oskarshamn, near the Gotland ferry terminal. A campsite and holiday village for the whole family, beautifully situated in Småland’s archipelago. There are wonderful places to swim, trampolines, cliffs and sandy beaches. The Blix Kids’ Club offers free supervised activities during the summer. You can also choose between canoes, rowing boats, pedal boats, SUP boards, adventure mini golf, pedal bikes, bicycles, beach volleyball and walking trail – it’s an Eldorado for adventure seekers.
Tingsryd Resort
Tingsryd Resort is a family-friendly, comfortable and fun campsite. Choose between a camping pitch or stay in a cottage or mobile home. By the beach you find a playground, mini golf, beach volley and even a little spa with a jacuzzi. And, the best thing – during the summer months a real circus camps here, and they have performances every evening in July.
Vista Sands Camping
Vita Sands Camping (Booking in Swedish) is located 25 km south of Kalmar – and you’re invited to enjoy the sun and sea. One of the best sandy beaches in Kalmar is found here, with the 160-metre-long jetty making the spot a favourite for people of all ages. As an added bonus, the campsite is in close proximity to other tourist attractions, including the Crystal Kingdom and Kalmar Castle.
Vimmerby Camping
Vimmerby Camping, a family campsite on the banks of Nossen Lake, is less than 10 minutes from Astrid Lindgren’s World. With a range of accommodation, you can choose between campsites, cottages, apartments and a hostel.There are plenty of activities for the whole family, including evening entertainment, beaches, boat rentals, mini golf and saunas.
Grännastrandens Camping
Grännastrandens Camping is a four-star campsite with cabins and camping pitches. The campsite has a fantastic view of Visingsö – the pearl of Lake Vättern, and lies within walking distance to the c…
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Grännastrandens Camping is a four-star campsite with cabins and camping pitches. The campsite has a fantastic view of Visingsö – the pearl of Lake Vättern, and lies within walking distance to the center of Gränna. There will be karaoke, candy cane making (‘polkagrisar’), and lots of jumping on the bouncy pillows. Next to the campsite is a BMX track, skate park and adventure golf.
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Böda Sand
Located at one of Öland’s most beautiful beaches, with a two-kilometer stretch of pristine white sand, you’ll find Böda Sand. Here awaits an idyllic Öland vacation for everyone, from families and r…
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Located at one of Öland’s most beautiful beaches, with a two-kilometer stretch of pristine white sand, you’ll find Böda Sand. Here awaits an idyllic Öland vacation for everyone, from families and retirees to couples and friends.
There is a wide range of activities available; mix play, relaxation, sunbathing, and swimming with group workouts, mini golf, spa treatments, and children’s activities. There’s even a hairdresser on site!
Böda is described as “summer on Öland” in a nutshell!
Throughout the summer, Böda hosts events with entertainment for the whole family. In the evenings, you can visit Böda’s After Beach with live music and summer vibes. During the day, there are outdoor fitness classes, arts and crafts, and playtime at Böda’s house, as well as opportunities for water sports.
For the little ones, there is a water park, a mini golf course, the Böda Sands train, a mini disco, and much more.
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Camp closeto nature
Hätteboda Wilderness Camping
At Hätteboda Wilderness Camping, situated amidst the Småland forests, you will experience the real wilderness. The campsite is carefully built to melt into nature and not to disturb the animals. It is completely organic with no electricity or running water. Water is pumped up by hand and you chop wood to make fires. Here you can fish, swim, paddle in the lake, or just take a walk in the woods and enjoy the silence and peacefulness.
Hoks nature Camping
Hoks nature camping is located in a quiet area with both forest and open fields 30 km south of Jönköping and only 50 m from the southern end of Hooks Herrgård’s forest track. At the campsite you will find a playground and a swimming area with a barbecue.
KustCamp Gamleby
At the 4-star family campground KustCamp Gamleby, you can enjoy swimming in the ocean with a sandy beach in the bay, well protected from algae. A unique, child-friendly lagoon makes it possible for everyone to swim in sea water, at comfortable lake temperatures.
Sjöstugans Camping
Sjöstugans Camping in Älmhult, not far from IKEA Museum, is beautifully located by lake Möckeln. In addition to the campsite, there is also a hotel, hostel and cabins, as well as a restaurant and a…
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Sjöstugans Camping in Älmhult, not far from IKEA Museum, is beautifully located by lake Möckeln. In addition to the campsite, there is also a hotel, hostel and cabins, as well as a restaurant and a lovely sandy beach. The location truly is ideal – close to the center of Älmhult, yet close up to nature. The river Helge å passes Sjöstugan and is great paddling water.
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Campsites close to cities
Stensö Camping
In surroundings of natural beauty on a natural peninsula in Kalmarsund, FirstCamp Stensö is situated within walking distance of the city centre and Kalmar Castle. Stensö is an appreciated recreational area for both the people of Kalmar as well as tourists. Some of Kalmar’s most popular hiking trails pass through the campsite.
Hätte Camping
Settle down at Hätte Camping in Tranås. Here is the beautiful lake Sommen right next to the campsite. Rent a boat or canoe at the campsite and spend the day on the water. If you want to go on an adventure in the forest, there are several hiking and cycling trails adjacent to the campsite.
Evedals Camping
At the lake Helgasjön lies Evedals Camping Växjö, just six kilometers from Växjö’s city center. Enjoy two sandy beaches – one with jetties and jumping tower and as many as three playgrounds, adventure golf and track golf, boat and canoe rental and fishing opportunities. If you want to avoid cooking, Evedal offers two restaurants. Through the campsite, you can also book hostels in the former well hotel.
Eksjö Camping
Right next to Lake Hunsnäsen you will find family-friendly Eksjö Camping, 800 meters from the main square. The surroundings are green and quiet, despite the proximity to the center. There are plenty of activities for all ages. Here you can eat well, swim, play mini golf or listen to music on the terrace. There are also cabins on the campsite.
Motorhome pitches
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The Right of Public Access
Thanks to the Right of Public Access, we can move freely in the Swedish nature. However, those of us who use the Right of Public Access and visit nature, need to also show consideration for the env…
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Thanks to the Right of Public Access, we can move freely in the Swedish nature. However, those of us who use the Right of Public Access and visit nature, need to also show consideration for the environment and wildlife, landowners, and other visitors. That’s why it’s important to know the guidelines, for instance, if you’re camping in the wilderness.
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