Unnamed road, 825 96, Långvinds bruk
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A beautiful, peaceful overnight spot on a small harbor peninsula, with room for about 8 - 10 campers and excellent water views. Access crosses wooden bridges and is limited to vehicles up to 4 t. There is no rubbish bin, toilet, water or electricity, and mosquitoes or biting midges can be numerous.
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Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Very nice overnight spot. Great lake view. Mosquitoes are manageable. No services, such as bins or toilets.
Beautiful headland with room for about 8–10 campers or motorhomes. We stayed one night with about five other motorhomes. Access to the water via a jetty, although it is very overgrown. Wonderful view of the bay. Surprise: many mosquitoes and gnats despite the constant light wind. Overall, a very beautiful place for one or two nights. Access is via two small wooden bridges, maximum 4 tonnes.
Great pitch at a small boat harbor. Wonderful location. Access is only possible for vehicles up to 4 tonnes via wooden bridges. Currently no bins, toilet, water, or electricity. Pure idyll.
The site itself is okay. The barbecue area is so close to a harbor building that it seems as though it belongs to someone. The approach is not worth the site. It is also useless as a fishing spot; the entire water is overgrown with weeds.
Beautiful! Such peace by the lake and wonderful evening light in summer. Four vehicles can stand here comfortably, and the pit toilet is also adequate in an emergency. But dear Ducato Pössl owners and all the others over 6 m, please keep your gray-water tanks closed! There are service stations and campsites for that!!!
Regardless of what navigation or Google says, take exit 210; the road is better. Nobody under 4 tonnes needs to be afraid of the wooden bridges. It is really worth it. By the way, the 'dog poop' is from geese.
This was one of the most beautiful places on our Scandinavian trips so far. Possible for campers under 4 tonnes and absolutely worth a night.
Fantastic place! The approach over the two wooden bridges is no problem with 3.5 tonnes. There are a few mosquitoes, but it is manageable.
Access is very narrow and muddy; it goes over wooden walkways without railings, maximum 4 tonnes. Suitable only for small vans or people with really good insurance. :-))) I viewed the whole thing on foot and drove on.
Both sites are superb. We were parked in the lot like several other motorhomes. Unfortunately, some people who arrive after everyone else position themselves to block everyone's view, even though there was plenty of space farther back like the other motorhomes. See photo.
Beautiful place! Good opportunities for walking. There were a few locals, but they did not seem bothered by us. You can fish, and if you catch something there are tables for cleaning it. There is also a sauna, but it is locked. Otherwise quiet and idyllic.
A truly magnificent place! We had a wonderful time and went swimming in the morning. Please leave this paradisiacal place clean.
Really beautiful. Busy, but everyone was respectful and, above all, there was enough space so people were not too close together. The surroundings are wonderfully picturesque; the village has a history of iron production, with information at the bridges. Lovely spot. Fishing is also possible, mainly for perch. No water or waste services; take your rubbish with you!
A crazy-beautiful little idyllic harbor. Those seeking peace will find it here. Lots of wonderful medicinal plants on site, a dream: valerian, nettles, mullein, red clover, lady's mantle, willowherb, meadowsweet, and more. Grateful! Oh, the mosquitoes are really wild at night, but it's okay. Six stars!
Fantastic place with nice walking possibilities.
We stood here today with three campers, which was borderline crowded. The harbor has seen better days. No fire pit.
Super beautiful place, swimming from the jetty and fishing from the site. Fire pit and everything needed to prepare fish. Be a little careful not to park where boats are launched or block the little huts. The locals are also happy if a parking space remains available for them.