Bjursunds Familje Camping

auto-translated: We stayed here for two nights.
Not much going on at this time of year. We had free choice of tourist pitches. There were a few permanent campers on the south side. Tourist pitches were relatively empty. Sanitary facilities were freely accessible, without a code or chip. Toilets and showers were a bit older but clean. The pitches on the south side are relatively level. The north side is very uneven, but that's due to the landscape.

auto-translated: We are quite disappointed. The place is firmly in the hands of permanent campers of senior age. The playground on the south side consists of a
trampoline, a sandbox and a seesaw
seesaw. The beach is full of algae and small dead fish. It is lovingly raked by an old man, but he can't fight it.
probably not against it. There are prohibition signs everywhere. The medical center is only accessible via a code and therefore our kindergarten child can only enter with an escort. We would not come again.

auto-translated: from collectivity, partly by the year place holders, this campsite is maintained. you see that this is done with love and there is homeliness in it. eg magazines on the toilet, super cozy. the lake is beautiful to swim, from shallow sand to deeper parts. also a raft and steps from two jetties. camping spots very large and many are quite slanted. for our camper without blocks (for the wheels) and with a 10m electricity cable a problem: a flat piece and the electricity connection did not work.