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auto-translated: Just passing through for one night. Cabins and campervans close together, older sanitary facilities and not many (2 toilets with washbasins and two full bathrooms), small scullery. Completely designed for anglers who don't need anything else, cutting room etc. available. We had actually visited...

auto-translated: Based on the comments, we thought we might stay here longer, but the very nearby road is very busy, the main route to Frøya, so the site was only suitable for one night. The sanitary building is older but very clean and partially renovated (showers). Too bad, without the road certainly quite nice.

auto-translated: We only stayed here for one night when we were travelling through. Check-in was easy and there were plenty of pitches in the low season. Mostly permanent campers, but the pitches for mobile guests right on the water are very nice. Three large sanitary blocks, one of which we used. Large and clean,...

auto-translated: We stayed here for 8 nights and felt very comfortable. Not very crowded in the low season and super relaxed. Hilde welcomes the German guests with almost perfect German and tries to fulfil all wishes. For us with a short T5, a small kitchen would have been the icing on the cake, but we managed just...

auto-translated: This campsite is a great starting point for a tour of Visby. You can book online or go to reception from 3-5pm. We were lucky and a member of staff checked us in in advance. Despite the low season, it is rather expensive at SEK 425 (incl. electricity and 10 min showers/day). Prices are staggered...

auto-translated: A very nice welcome. There are pitches on gravel with wooden decking or grass pitches. The sanitary building is clean and functional. Close to the town centre.

auto-translated: A small, beautifully situated campsite by a lake in the national park. I was apparently there before the season, so I was almost alone on the site. The pitches and lawn are very well maintained....