Mellbystrands Camping

auto-translated: This is now the sixth place we have stayed on our trip through Sweden, so we feel we are in a good position to compare. We stayed here for two nights. We were assigned this spot without being asked. While our row is completely full, other fields are completely empty. This is certainly due to the fact that we also have a small dog. However, many of our neighbors have two or three large dogs, which were also very lively. We would have appreciated it if the distance had been a little greater. The pitches themselves are the smallest of all the sites we have visited so far. You sit right next to the road and the cars almost drive over your “carpet.” I guess you could call it cozy camping, but it's very unpleasant. The toilets and showers are very outdated and some of them smell bad. The trash cans are sometimes overflowing and don't seem to be emptied regularly. On the first day, two of the four showers were broken, but they were repaired. All in all, we didn't particularly like it here and we wouldn't come back because the price-performance ratio isn't right for us.

auto-translated: Large campsite, very well maintained, with a small restaurant and takeaway, showers cost extra. Directly on the beautiful long sandy beach. Unfortunately we had continuous rain and cold weather on 7 June.

auto-translated: A campsite in beautiful location, close to the beach and close to the forest. Mainly nice for dogs. Dogs are welcome on the beach after 6pm and before 8am.

It was very quiet now but can imagine that when it is fuller, you are very close together.

However, I would not return. Showering was terrible. The sewage smell almost hits your airways and no shower gel could compete with it. The jet itself was fine and good temperature (pay with a bracelet) but afterwards I did not feel clean.

Fine for a stopover, but really no longer.