Forest car park, forbidden swimming

What a wonderful place this was. I spent a blissful night there completely alone. No air, noise, or light pollution. Beautiful.

It is very nice place, easy to access, but we had to leave immediately - there were so many insects that it was impossible to get out of the car without being attacked

In the middle of June the spot was empty. The entrance to the lake is forbidden, no possibility of swimming or washing yourself. Toilets are overgrown so it's hard to spot them. Especially if you arrive after dark. They are placed at the end of the parking lot, to the right. The infrastructure is old but usable.

Parking at the start of hiking trails, quiet, with trees—finally, a proper parking area where you can stop for the day or night. Free! No services, of course. Respect this place so it stays this way.

A little remote but easily accessible, with a beautiful lake and a good starting point for short hikes. Bins and toilets. Great for 1–2 nights :) Very quiet apart from a few walkers in the afternoon.

Perfect if you want some peace and quiet! Very peaceful and right next to the hiking area. There is also a pit toilet.

Quiet parking area at the end of a 300-metre dirt road. Benches and a barbecue area.

We slept there for one night. Well-kept parking area, quiet and pleasant place.

We slept there on a summer night in August with a caravan. It was quiet, although we sometimes heard hunters nearby—five times—but there is even a parking sign, so they obviously will not shoot there. The last 400 metres are on a dirt road.

Indeed, a pleasant and quiet place. However, there were gunshots all night (hunters?). There were four of us in the motorhome: two slept reasonably well, while two barely slept at all. So, a mixed opinion.

We spent one night here. It was fairly quiet and safe. The only thing heard nearby was gunfire, probably from hunters.

Secluded and peaceful pitch by the national park, which is extremely well maintained. Rubbish bins, water, shelters, toilets, and fire pits—everything is available. We were completely alone here.

Remote, unfortunately neglected parking area in Örseg National Park. Relatively flat, with possible shade. Few visitors, but lots of mosquitoes. Dark and quiet at night. Access via 500 metres of a bumpy forest track. Seating area, fire pit, toilet, information boards—everything rather neglected. The lookout tower by the lake is closed. No rubbish bins. Leave no trace except your footprints.