Nature camping in Småland

Djupvik Camping on Öland is a simple and peaceful spot for those seeking closeness to nature and the sea. Located right by the Kalmar Strait, the campsite offers magical sunsets, gently lapping waves, and wide open views. Here, you camp without electricity or showers – instead, you get to experience a genuine and tranquil outdoor lifestyle. Perfect for anyone looking to disconnect from everyday life and get truly close to Öland’s coastal nature.

Hoks Nature Camping is a peaceful oasis in the Småland countryside, surrounded by forest and nature. Here, you camp with nature as your closest neighbor, just a stone’s throw from a lake and forest trails. With a simple standard and a focus on calm and serenity, it’s an ideal place to unwind and enjoy the silence. Experience the stillness, birdsong, and wild nature up close – all year round.

Blankaholm offers both nature-close camping and campervan spots by the harbor – perfect for those wanting to experience the sea and Småland’s nature up close. The nature campsite is beautifully situated between the Baltic Sea and a sheltered oak forest, with both electric and non-electric pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes. In the guest harbor, you’ll find spots right by the water with access to amenities like showers, electricity, toilets, and waste disposal. There’s also a charming ice cream café, kayak rentals, a floating sauna, and walking distance to a local store and inn – all framed by soothing nature and calm sea air.

Experience the freedom of rolling into the heart of nature – Småland and Öland offer pitches where stillness and landscapes take center stage. Wake up to birdsong, with forest, lake, or sea just steps away. These nature-close pitches are perfect for travelers in motorhomes seeking peace, simplicity, and genuine experiences. Whether you prefer the scent of the forest or the salty sea breeze, there’s a place here to unwind – close to nature and the simple life.

Skeda Strand’s motorhome pitch lies between Värnamo and Växjö, beautifully nestled in a lush oak forest by the shores of Lake Furen. The five-hectare site offers spots on both grass and gravel, all with electricity. Guests have access to amenities such as flush toilets, showers, fresh water, Wi-Fi, and waste disposal for black and grey water. For recreation, there’s swimming, fishing, boat rentals, and peaceful walks in the surrounding nature.

Ödevata Gårdshotell offers scenic motorhome pitches by Lake Ödevaten, surrounded by the forests of Småland. Guests have access to electricity, showers, toilets, and a barbecue area. Activities such as fishing, canoeing, and sauna bathing are available on site.

For those traveling by motorhome on Öland, there are pitches and parking areas available for both daytime and overnight stays.

Bauergården offers nature-close pitches with beautiful views of Lake Bunn. Here, you’ll find modern facilities, cozy surroundings, and close access to hiking trails and the fairytale-like forests of John Bauer.

Annerstad Prästgård is a place to long for – a miniature version of Småland. Here, you can meet the farm animals, enjoy first-class pizza, and try craft beer brewed on-site. The café also serves pastries and displays uniquely designed clothing in a one-of-a-kind setting. Down by the Bolmån river, there’s a meadow with charming motorhome pitches – perfect for those wanting to stay close to nature and the water.

The Right of Public Access (Allemansrätten) is a unique Swedish freedom that allows everyone to enjoy nature – regardless of who owns the land. You are allowed to walk, cycle, paddle, ride, and even camp almost anywhere in forests and countryside. You may also pick flowers, berries, and mushrooms. However, this freedom comes with responsibilities – you must show respect for nature, animals, landowners, and other people. The core rule is: “Don’t disturb – don’t destroy.”

Camping in nature is a fantastic way to connect with the peace and beauty of the landscape – and thanks to the Right of Public Access, it’s allowed in Sweden. You may pitch a tent for a night or two in places where it won’t disturb landowners, wildlife, or the environment. Choose your spot carefully: avoid fields, private yards, and protected areas, and leave the place exactly as you found it. With respect and simple gear, you can enjoy a night under the stars in the heart of Swedish nature.