First Camp Västerås-Mälaren

auto-translated: Simply lovely. Thanks to the Campercard we bought from First Camp, we only paid 275 SEK; otherwise it would have been 375 SEK at this time of year. Very friendly staff, and the pitches are huge. It’s worth noting that there are excellent facilities for children, it’s accessible for disabled people (a lever to open the gates) and dog-friendly. Everything is just right here: a beautiful beach and a jetty on the Elbe with a boat service taking you into town (look out for the red ‘open’ sign at the jetty!) and yes, there are indeed Swedes and long-term campers here, but they don’t cause any trouble. You can see a large factory, but you can just turn your chair in a different direction. You can hear the road quite clearly! However, further back towards the bathing area, you can choose a lovely shaded pitch where you can’t hear the road.

auto-translated: The spot where we were standing had a lot of stones, making it less suitable for a tent. We don't know what the rest of the terrain is like, but other spots seemed less flat, so we chose
the roadside. The sanitary facilities are very clean, the road is clearly audible, and the factory is visible, but if you are closer to the tent spots, this doesn't seem to bother you. There are many Swedes.

auto-translated: Very suitable for passing through, also many permanent campers. The sanitary facilities and kitchens were always totally clean and very well equipped. Unfortunately, the mini-golf course has not been maintained for years - weeds are growing in the lanes and the bushes often hang so far in and down that you can only play bent over. The grass on the pitches was also very high and the "green" area in the entrance area was also rather dilapidated. The staff was very friendly. Unfortunately, the tumble dryer also took 6 hours.