Stockholm Swecamp Flottsbro - Reviews

auto-translated: We stayed at this campsite for three nights because we wanted to visit Stockholm.
There’s a bus not far from the site that goes to Huddinge, and from there you take the train. Unfortunately, the ticket system isn’t that straightforward and, sadly, isn’t particularly tourist-friendly either.
You have to make sure you don’t miss the last bus in Huddinge (714, platform D) that goes to Flottsbro; otherwise you’ll be in a bit of a pickle and will have to walk quite a distance (1.7 km).

The site and Flottsbro are very quiet.
Unfortunately, the swimming spot is quite a long way from the campsite, so you can’t just send younger children off on their own.
The playground is also, unfortunately, at the swimming spot.
The campsite is situated on a hill, and the swimming spot and playground are about 500 metres down the hill. If you’ve left anything behind here, you’ll have to climb back up the steep hill. Unfortunately, this is hardly feasible for older people.

The toilet facilities are, unfortunately, quite old and not in very good condition. They could do with a bit more maintenance and cleaning.

The doors to the toilet facilities are locked with a key. Children can’t get in or out on their own. Our son sneaked into the toilet and couldn’t get out again.

We wouldn’t come back here and would look for somewhere else instead.

auto-translated: We rented a cottage here for 5 people. Great that there are those, usually only for 2 or 4 people. Excellent place to visit Stockholm from here (once parked car at Fittja and then by metro, the other time at Huddinge and from there by train). Cottage itself gets very hot in the sun and few windows that could open (and not that wide) further some small things broken, but all in all ok for two nights. Private shower and toilet was nice and clean.

auto-translated: Large campsite, with many huts. Pitches a bit cramped and three of the few toilets were closed, otherwise clean. The operator was nice and gave the tip to take the train to Stockholm, which was not far, 6 stations from Huddinge.

auto-translated: Nice reception. The sanitary facilities are old but clean. With the camper you stand elevated above the campsite. The bus connection via Huddinge is rather poor and the last bus arrives around 20:00. Sunday and holidays already at 18:00. The first bus leaves shortly before 11:00. The alternative via Alby requires a longer walk.

auto-translated: Were here for three nights. Have chosen the place to get well and quickly to Stockholm city. Staff friendly and helpful, sanitary facilities very basic, was not cleaned in the three days. Soap dispenser was always empty. Was possibly.because already low season?

auto-translated: Nice staff. Beautifully located on a lake. Sanitary simple but clean. In June 350sk the night for caravan with electricity.

auto-translated: Beautiful campsite, sanitary facilities are standard but very clean. Small beautiful cabins with everything you need. Unfortunately, not a cheap place, but you are Ruck Zuck in Stockholm to stroll and explore the city. Staff is very friendly.

I would come again.

auto-translated: Staff friendly and helpful. Sanitary facilities partly demolished and toilets and showers out of order. In our area only 1 family shower and 1 toilet per gender in operation.
Vehicles have crossed between the barriers in the evening, as the reception is only occupied until 19.00. Illegal or PIN not working?

auto-translated: Wonderful quiet campsite, under the smoke of Stockholm.
With the tent the freedom to go where you want, if you do not want electricity.
Then suddenly there is a crazy rule that you have to stand close to the electricity pole.
How? And those places are full in the sun.
And the owner is one of the caliber kenau. So do not contradict her.
You also immediately get a set of rules in hand with what is NOT allowed. Bit of a damper on the holiday joy, because the campsite is fine.

A long walk to the beach gives you an oasis of play activities, based on the sporty types. Especially mountain bikers.
With the lift up and then cross down.