Bjorsbo Forest & Lake Hideaways

auto-translated: Very quiet and relaxed site in the middle of nature. Absolutely friendly landlady who shows you everything in peace and has complete confidence in the campers.
Cozy natural lake with a jetty and a sauna right on the lake (you have to buy a bag of wood as “rent”).
There are pitches with and without electricity; almost all with a good view of the lake.
The sanitary facilities are simple but very clean.
Reception is only manned in the evenings; you can park first and then pay later.
I spontaneously added a second night. Pure silence and relaxation; on the 2nd day you could only hear the rather strong wind (wind force 6). There was no wind on the 1st day.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants peace and relaxation.
Approach in the middle of the forest. Don't be put off.

auto-translated: This was our second time there. A few years ago, this was still a naturist site with many permanent campers. When we were there for the first time, some of the regular guests still practised nudism. It is now a normal campsite. The permanent campers have almost all disappeared. The site consists of an upper part and two meadows by the water. There is no electricity downstairs - therefore only for self-sufficient campers. But the location on the lake is fantastic. Beautiful views from above too - some of the older wooden terraces where you can park your camper.
Very friendly operators and fair prices.

There is a small sauna on the beach, which can be hired for two hours.
A small rowing boat can be used for a tour.

The water of the lake is very warm due to its small size. The water comes from the nearby moorland and is very dark, but super clean.

However, the sanitary facilities are old and urgently need to be modernised. But it is clean.
The ravages of time are everywhere. The site needs a general overhaul and a bit of a facelift. Then it would be top again.
Despite everything, we feel very comfortable there...

auto-translated: The location is close to nature and idyllic, however, despite the distance from the roads, you often hear loud engine noises, as if there is a cross-country track nearby.

The sanitary facilities are very outdated and shabby, but always clean at all times.
Grey water and chemical toilets are disposed of in a gully, access is off the site and you have to be good on foot.

Fresh water is only available at two points for the whole site. The water was safe and clean.

If you are looking for idyllic and pure camping, you will get your money's worth here.