Lerkulans Äventyr & Allfix

auto-translated: Following the sign, clocks, moose, gnomes, a telephone and a cat on either side of the path slow you down.
And the area is full of further surprises. A swimming pond, a boating pond and various other bodies of water. Paths have been mown through the meadows, connecting secluded spots such as a grotto and barbecue areas. You can hire fishing tackle, bows, Segways and so on, and the highlight is undoubtedly the Saloon – a music pub brimming with authentic artefacts that keeps drawing you back for a while.
Even after two visits, each lasting four days, we certainly haven’t seen everything yet. You can also simply lie on the beach and enjoy the peace and quiet.
We’ll upload a few photos.
Out of around 50 campsites, this is our number one (number two would be Åbackens Adventure Camp). Last time, we sat in the Saloon chatting with two Swedish families until late into the night.
Now for the nitty-gritty: about 10 pitches with electricity, 10 to 50 without. You’d need to speak to the owner. Two toilets, one shower, one communal urinal. No black water or grey water disposal. (Hopefully that’ll put enough people off so it remains an insider’s tip.)