576 91, Torset
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A huge, designated motorhome parking area with gravel and generally level places, suitable for quiet overnight stays. About 100m away is a lake with a swimming area, changing rooms and a playground. A kiosk and café provide freely accessible toilets with three sinks, including wheelchair access. Music may be available on Saturday evenings in summer.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
We arrived around 1 p.m. on a Wednesday and were alone. At 5 p.m. the parking lot filled up with retirees because of the dance event taking place at the nearby beach. By 10 p.m. everyone had left again. Flat, huge, quiet area designated for campers; we snacked on blueberries and raspberries along the edge; a lake with a swimming area, toilets, cold-water shower, and a lovely café about 300 meters away.
Just as the original post describes- a large gravel car park with signage identifying it as the place for Motorhomes to park. Excellent place to overnight with lots to do around the Lake. Quiet and secluded
The site was empty and looked dug up. The sign at the entrance was still there, but the lines were missing. While we were considering staying, two gentlemen arrived and added “Ej Danskvällar” beneath the sign. We were unsure and drove on, although we liked the place. Above, on a meadow with a football goal, there was another painted “P WoMo,” but payment was only possible via the Swish app.
Nice, spacious, flat, child-friendly spot a few dozen meters from the swimming area. Very clean—let’s keep it that way. There is also a small playground.
The pitch itself is gravelled and unremarkable. 100 meters farther there are toilets, a lovely shallow swimming area with changing rooms, and a new adventure playground with a slide and swing—great for children. We stayed here in July with two other campers.
We stayed here for one night. There was one other camper in the parking lot with us. The night was wonderfully quiet.
We stayed here for one night. We were completely alone and it was wonderfully quiet. The kiosk by the lake and the lake itself are highly recommended. Food prices are reasonable and portions are generous. The toilet there is functional. The next day we saw the first unfriendly Swede. Without saying good morning or hello, he covered the motorhome signs with a bag. Apparently he does not approve of them.
Fine, quiet spot inside this little town. Lake with a swimming opportunity nearby though it was too cold to check it out. There are some trails to walk with your dogs. Nothing else. Very little traffic on the nearby road, some houses are in viewing distance, but it's all good. I was here alone, so at least in May not busy at all.
Great spot about 40 meters from the lake. Very nice as a free motorhome parking area!
Flat area to stand on, plenty of space. A short walk down to the lake, where there is a nice café serving shrimp sandwiches. There are 4–5 designated pitches, but also plenty of space for parking. There is an outdoor shower by the water and changing huts. I would have given 5 stars if the view from the parking area were better.