John Ericssonsgatan, 682 30, Filipstad
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A six-space motorhome area at the church quay beside Daglösens marina, with a pleasant harbour view. The price is 200 SEK including electricity, payable by card at the tourist office. Toilet and cassette emptying, greywater disposal and water are available at the marina, but the drinking-water flow is very slow.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Wonderful that something like this exists and works. However, the drinking-water flow requires a lot of patience. Thank you to the municipality.
The disposal facility is at the marina, not at the parking area. Everything is available here: toilet disposal in the column, with cassette rinsing there too. Drinking water at the back of the column. Grey water fits into the drain near the column. Everything is fine if you keep your eyes open.
New price since April 1: 200 SEK including electricity. Lovely parking area with a great view. Highly recommended. Payable by EC card at the tourist office.
Excellent location. Absolutely perfect for the price.
Regarding the review from June 29, 2025: the area by the church/harbour is a motorhome site. There is toilet disposal next to it, with enough water for rinsing. No drinking water. So please check carefully which site you are reviewing.
Not a motorhome site, but a car park directly on the road. The water pressure is just a trickle: one minute of pressing gives one litre of water. The whole facility is simply awful, not worth a single crown.
Nice municipal motorhome site, 170 SEK including electricity. EC card accepted at the tourist information office on Hantverksgatan.
Unfortunately, payment is once again by Swish or at the tourist information office, which is only open Monday to Friday. We arrived on Saturday. Thank you, dear municipality—we stayed here overnight. The disposal area was blocked by parked vehicles. We could empty the toilet cassette and fill fresh water from the tap. In our experience, there would be a sign in Sweden if it were not drinking water.
Nice place at the harbour. No drinking water, but at the entrance a Chemie toilet empty point. No grey water empty point at floor level to drive over.
It was unclear to us whether it really was drinking water, so we filled our fresh-water tank at the petrol station opposite.
For one night it is fine. Centrally located and good. Very noisy at night, as the town seems to be used as a racetrack by many young people. Revving engines, squealing tyres, drifting at the intersection—everything was there.