Naturcamping Lagom

auto-translated: A lovely spot in a coniferous forest, by a clean lake. It’s very easy to get there, and you can arrive at any time and then ‘officially check in’ when the reception next opens. Choosing a pitch isn’t easy, as every spot on the site is lovely; the pitches are clean and level.
The family who run the site are very warm and welcoming.
The washhouse is modern in Swedish style, very clean and nicely furnished.
Fresh bread rolls are available in the morning. There’s also a small, charming souvenir shop selling authentic jewellery.
You can book a lovely canoe trip directly at the campsite – you’re taken upstream by tractor and then end up back in the lake right next to the campsite.

auto-translated: A cozy campsite with Dutch owners. Great atmosphere, excellent sanitary facilities, playground equipment for the children, and plenty of activities organized.

auto-translated: I agree with all the previous reviews. It's also a great place for tents. Without electricity, you can often arrive in the summer without a reservation and find your own spot somewhere. Spots with electricity are sometimes full during busy weeks. It's especially nice for hiking, swimming in the lake, and canoeing on the beautiful river (you can be dropped off upstream for a fee), which is well worth it. Marbacka (Selma Lagerlöf's birthplace) is also reasonably close by and worth a visit. And as mentioned earlier, there is plenty to do for children at the campsite: baking bread over the fire, tractor rides, crafts, playground, trampoline, and forest; and for parents: good coffee, games, plenty of books, occasional music evenings, table tennis. And you can also choose to just camp, in which case you won't be ‘bothered’ by all these activities.